Plymouth is a spectacular waterfront city which has seen many exciting changes over the last few years. These include the growth of Plymouth University, the redevelopment of sites such as the Royal William Yard, the opening of Plymouth Life Centre – one of the best sports and leisure facilities in the country – a growing events programme and a burgeoning reputation as a foodie heaven.

Jamie Carr, Solicitor and Team Leader with the Commercial Dispute Resolution team joined Nash & Co Solicitors as a solicitor in April 2019, having previously worked for a regional law firm in Cambridgeshire.

Living the Devon dream has never looked so appealing, with beaches, moors and tranquil woodlands on our doorstep, plus value for money if you know where to look.

But when you move here from a different part of the country, it’s hard to know where the best place is to live. Everyone you speak to seems to have different suggestions. So rather than simply going by guess work, we thought we’d get some experts on the case.

Nick Winslet and his family moved to Plymouth from the South East. He joined Nash & Co as a Partner and the Head of Commercial Property.

Ian Grimshaw, Head of our Employment team here at Nash & Co Solicitors talks about his decision to move to Plymouth, the work that he and his team do, and the culture of the firm.

It’s 5pm on a Tuesday, I log off of my computer and head home. I pack my shoes and get in the car. Within 30 minutes, my friends and I have arrived at Sheepstor, in Dartmoor National Park.

Rhianna joined us as a final-year student from Plymouth University. The firm supported her through her training contract and she’s now qualified as a Solicitor in our Family team.