Ledingham Chalmers Solicitors

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1991. The year the world wide web came to life; grunge music made a breakthrough and Bryan Adams spent a straight four months at number one.

It was also the year Aberdeen law firms C&PH Chalmers and Edmonds and Ledingham merged, creating Ledingham Chalmers Solicitors. Both founding firms had played a key role in the north east legal sector since the 1800s.

Since then, plenty’s changed. We’ve seen a few house price booms and busts, a new Millennium, devolution, Brexit, and a global pandemic.

Throughout it all, we’ve stayed focused on steady, sustainable growth.

This video explains more about our heritage, our culture and what’s next.

  1. Open Inverness office

  2. Open Thainstone office

  3. Open Edinburgh office

  4. Move Aberdeen office to Johnstone House

  5. Establish the Ledingham Chalmers Charitable Trust

  6. Become an LLP

  7. Merge with Esslemont Cameron Gauld

  8. Appoint first female chairman, Jennifer Young,

  9. Open Stirling office

  10. Merge with Gray & Connochie

  11. Transfer Simpson & Marwick’s Aberdeen estate agency practice to our firm

  12. Acquire Anderson Shaw & Gilbert and open second Inverness office