Randell & Loveridge

St Peter Port·Professional services

Story

Firm expanded in February 2014 with Alan Merrien and Sara Mallett joining John Loveridge and Catherine Fooks. Simon Geall joined in 2019. John Loveridge retired; Catherine Fooks became a Judge of the Royal Court in 2021. Elizabeth Couch and Sarah Millar joined in 2024. (inferred from the source page)

Randell & Loveridge is a firm of Advocates and Notary Public based in St Peter Port, Guernsey, offering a broad range of legal services to both individuals and businesses. The firm provides advice in many fields including family law, child related law, property and development law, conveyancing of residential and commercial property, leases, wills, estates, probate, guardianships, licences, evictions, employment, criminal law, civil litigation, personal injury and negligence claims, as well as general corporate and commercial law. —

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Specialises in8

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Quick facts

Legal form
Partnership
Client focus
Private Individuals (inferred from the source page), Businesses

People5

  • Sara Mallett — Partner
  • Alan Merrien — Partner
  • Simon Geall — Partner
  • Elizabeth Couch — Partner
  • Sarah Millar — Advocate & Notary Public

From their website

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  • Private client (planning, liquor licences, business sales, terre a l'amende applications) (inferred from the source page)
  • Wills & Estates

Contact

Social
Address
1-6, Court Row, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 2PD

History5

Key dates and recorded company events for Randell & Loveridge.

  • 2014—Firm expanded with new joiners · Alan Merrien and Sara Mallett joined John Loveridge and Catherine Fooks.
  • 2019—Simon Geall joined the firm
  • 2021—John Loveridge retired
  • 2021—Catherine Fooks became a Judge of the Royal Court
  • 2024—Elizabeth Couch and Sarah Millar joined the firm

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