Blake Morgan provides relevant, realistic solutions to our clients – supporting organisations within the private, public and third sectors as well as individuals. With over 90 partners and 500 staff, we use our unique blend of technical expertise, broader experience and commercial realism to get the best results possible for our clients.
To get in touch with one of our legal experts please fill in your details.
We are trusted by many of the leading players within the areas in which we specialise. This includes international and national corporate organisations, 20 local authorities, central government departments as well as devolved regional government, four major high street and corporate banks, leading supermarkets, and four of the top 10 house builders. We also advise over 100 schools, academies and universities on a wide range of legal issues.
The firm advised the Welsh Government on Wales’s first PFI project from formation in 1997 through to its handback in December 2025, a nearly 30-year engagement spanning three successive public...
Blake Morgan has been named as a finalist in two categories in the Wales Business Awards 2026: Outstanding Workplace Culture and Apprenticeship Scheme of the Year.
Blake Morgan is delighted to have supported PME Consulting and BTG Begbies Traynor on the sale of Freight Movement Ltd, a Newport-headquartered logistics and haulage firm, to Monex Distribution Ltd.
Articles
A key court ruling confirming that lenders can charge higher interest after a default, as long as the rate is commercially justified and not simply a punishment for borrowers.
Read MoreArticles
A significant Technology and Construction Court (TCC) decision confirms the expanding scope and tactical use of Building Liability Orders (BLOs) under the Building Safety Act 2022. In this latest judgment,...
Read MoreArticles
When ‘no-fault’ divorce was introduced in England and Wales in April 2022 it was hailed for paving the way for a more efficient and harmonious divorce process. Four years on,...
Read MoreArticles
With Phase 1 of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 taking effect on 1 May 2026, the private rented sector is about to undergo significant changes. Section 21 will be abolished,...
Read MoreTo get in touch with one of our legal experts please fill in your details.