Company History
The Beginning
Alfred Storer Geddes (known as Alf to all) was born in 1900. He was 23 years old when he became a partner in the firm which was renamed Batchelor and Geddes. On 1 June 1928 Alf Geddes became the principal of the firm following John Batchelor’s retirement. Alf Geddes continued..Read More
Zbigniew Maciaszek
Zbigniew Maciaszek, was admitted to the Bar in 1968 having studied for a law degree whilst he was in full time employment. He purchased Alf Geddes’ practice in 1971. The firm then became known as Geddes and Maciaszek. The office was located at the corner of Oxford Terrace and Gloucester..Read More
Mark Brown Admission
In 1990 Mark Brown was admitted to the bar. This picture was taken of Mark signing the Roll of Barristers and Solicitors. Mark joined Geddes and Maciaszek shortly thereafter and became a partner of the firm on 1 April 2004.
Why use Maciaszek Brown Law?
Perfect Balance
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At Maciaszek Brown law our friendly and professional team has a wealth of experience and specialist knowledge and is large enough to provide a broad range of legal services but is small enough to give you great personalised service. We get to know our clients and our clients get to know us.
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The Partners and staff at Maciaszek Brown Law have a wealth of experience and have expertise in many areas of law that you can rely on.
The partners and staff at Maciaszek Brown Law have a wealth of experience and specialist knowledge. We provide effective solutions which are easy to understand and implement.
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We help our clients by supplying quality legal advice in a timely manner which clearly sets out their options to enable clients to make an informed decision which is right for them.
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At Maciaszek Brown Law we are proud to have longstanding multigenerational relationships with clients and their extended families. We strive to connect with clients to understand their needs so that we can provide effective solutions which are easy to understand and implement.
