Levi Solicitors shortlisted for Yorkshire Legal Awards 2026

by | Aug 21, 2026 | Blog Posts

yorkshire legal awards 2026

Levi Solicitors is pleased to announce that our Dispute Resolution team has been shortlisted for the Litigation and Dispute Resolution award at the Yorkshire Legal Awards 2026. The winners will be announced at a ceremony at New Dock Hall, Leeds, on 8 October.

The shortlisting recognises the expertise, dedication and client-focused approach of our Dispute Resolution team, led by Ed Smith. The team supports individuals and businesses across a wide range of disputes. They provide clear, practical advice and robust representation to help clients achieve the best possible outcome.

From resolving property and commercial disputes to handling professional negligence matters and other complex litigation, the team works closely with clients to guide them through what can often be challenging circumstances.

Ed Smith, Head of Dispute Resolution at Levi Solicitors, said:

“We are incredibly proud to be shortlisted for this award. It is a reflection of the hard work, commitment and expertise of every member of the team, who consistently strive to deliver the highest standard of service for our clients. To be recognised alongside other leading firms in Yorkshire is a fantastic achievement, and we are honoured to be included among such strong company.”

The shortlisting continues a strong run of recognition at the Yorkshire Legal Awards, where Levi Solicitors has received multiple nominations in recent years.

The Yorkshire Legal Awards 2026 celebrate excellence across the region’s legal profession, recognising the achievements of firms, teams and individuals who make a significant contribution to the sector.

We would like to congratulate all of the other shortlisted firms and teams and look forward to celebrating with colleagues from across the Yorkshire legal community in October.

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