We are thrilled to announce that Dudden Law has been shortlisted in two prestigious categories at the upcoming 2025 Welsh Law Awards:
- Commercial Law Services of the Year
- Family Law Services of the Year
And last night, we are pleased to announce that we won silver for Commercial Law Services of the Year
This double nomination reflects not just individual excellence, but the collective dedication and skill of our entire team.
What are the Welsh Law Awards?
The Welsh Law Awards aim to recognise and celebrate legal practices that deliver outstanding client service and legal expertise across Wales. The competition brings together firms of all sizes, across specialisms, and highlights those making significant contributions to their communities.
Being shortlisted is a mark of quality and reputation, an external recognition that we’re delivering value, professionalism, and results for clients.
Why this matters to you, our clients
You might wonder: what does this recognition mean in real terms for you?
- Confidence in our expertise: Being shortlisted in both commercial and family law underscores that we are trusted in diverse legal areas.
- Commitment to service: Awards like these emphasise not just technical ability, but also client care, responsiveness, and integrity.
- Motivation to excel: We see this as encouragement to maintain and raise the high standards our clients expect from us.
A huge thank you to our team
We couldn’t be prouder of every lawyer, paralegal, administrator and support staff member at Dudden Law. It is your hard work, collaboration and commitment to clients that has earned us this honour.
This nomination and win isn’t just about us; it’s about all the clients we’ve supported, the disputes we’ve resolved, and the difficult life moments we’ve helped guide clients through.
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For more about the Welsh Law Awards, what they stand for, and previous winners, you can learn more at their website: www.welshlawawards.co.uk
Thank you for your continued support. Here’s to keeping faith with your expectations, today, tomorrow and always.