Holmes Mackillop
Legal services for individuals, businesses, charities and community organisations in Scotland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Holmes Mackillop
Holmes Mackillop is a Scottish solicitors firm providing legal services including property, corporate and commercial law, employment, dispute resolution, family law, wills and estate planning, and charity law.
It advises individuals, businesses of all sizes, charities, community bodies and third-sector organisations. The firm is headquartered in Glasgow and has offices across the West of Scotland, including Bishopbriggs, Giffnock, Johnstone, Milngavie and Ayr. It was founded in 2014.
Product: Legal advice and representation for individuals, businesses, charities and community organisations.
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