Frequently Asked Questions
If you cannot find the answer to a query below then please feel free to contact us by filling in the enquiry form on this website or telephone us on 0207 583 3434.
About Us
How much will it cost?
This will depend on the complexity of your case and the amount of time spent working on it. We offer Conditional Fee Arrangements and Fixed Fees for specific work, for example conveyancing, and will always take the time to discuss with you the most affordable way of handling your case.
How long will it take?
We aim to deal with your problem as speedily as possible in order to keep costs down. Obviously more complex matters may take longer to resolve but we will always keep you up to date with the progress of your case.
Who will handle my case?
Your case will be assigned to the individual with the most suitable experience in that area. The size of the firm allows all solicitors to become involved in most cases at some point throughout their course. This allows us to draw on many different skills and areas of expertise when acting for every individual.
Will my solicitor always be available for me to speak to?
We aim to always be contactable to deal with any queries you may have and direct telephone numbers are made available to all clients. In the event that someone is not available for you to speak to, we will endeavour to get back to you as soon as possible.
What kind of firm is Osmond & Osmond?
We are a small partnership offering legal advice on a wide range of matters including residential and commercial property, wills and probate, litigation and personal injury. We pride ourselves on being approachable, friendly and professional.
Do I need to come to the office for meetings?
We try to be flexible with regards time and place of meetings and will always accommodate you.
How do I arrange an initial meeting?
Please feel free to contact us using the contacts sheet on this website or telephone us on 0207 583 3434
Do I have to live in London to use Osmond & Osmond?
No. We represent clients all over the country and even abroad.
About Graduate Recruitment
When should I apply?
We accept applications for training contracts between 1st October to 31st December each year, for a September start.
What do you look for in your trainees?
Applicants must possess at least 26 UCAS points and a 2:1 degree or higher. As well as academic ability, our trainees must be ambitious, motivated, enthusiastic individuals who are not afraid of responsibility. You must be a confident communicator, be able to demonstrate initiative and have a good sense of humour.
How many vacancies do you have each year?
We take on average 2 trainees per year.
How do I apply?
Please send a CV and covering letter to Sarah Hastie explaining why you should be offered a training contract at Osmond & Osmond.
When will I hear if I have been successful?
If we wish to invite you for interview we will contact you within one month of the closing date for applications.
Why should I do my training with Osmond & Osmond?
Because we only take a small number of trainees per year at Osmond & Osmond, you will be given a lot of responsibility, and expert guidance, from day one. The breadth of work we do means that you will be exposed to a wide range of cases during your training contract, providing you with the skills necessary to develop into a confident and capable solicitor.
How can I find out what it's like to work at Osmond & Osmond?
We offer summer work experience to those people who are interested in finding out more about the work that we do here at Osmond & Osmond.