Major conveyancing firm enters administration after sales collapse



BLB Solicitors The firm has entered administration after a proposed sale of the business was withdrawn at short notice, resulting in the firm ceasing to trade.

The Trowbridge-based practice confirmed in correspondence to clients that it would cease operating from midday on Thursday following the appointment of administrators. The closure may impact customers currently progressing property transactions.

BLB Solicitors operates six offices Bath, bristol, Bradford-on-Avon, swindon, almond tree And trobridgeAnd employs more than 40 lawyers.

A letter sent to clients by the firm said: “We would strongly recommend that you instruct another firm of solicitors to continue to act on your behalf.”

according to Company House According to the filing, five directors left the company within a three-day period between March 30 and April 1.

The company was later listed in bankruptcy notices. london gazette On 13 April 2026, the formal administration process was confirmed.

In a letter sent to customers, BLB attributed the sudden closure to “the withdrawal of an anticipated sale of the business at short notice”.

“Please rest assured, we are already in the process of putting together your file and documents to ensure a quick and smooth transfer,” the letter said.

“We are actively engaging with other interested parties and, if a sale is agreed allowing the firm to continue to act for you, we will update you immediately.

“We recognize this is likely to cause additional stress, for which we sincerely apologise.”



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