From today, Law Quinn will become Allsopp Campbell Rainey (incorporating Law Quinn), with its founding solicitors, Bryan Law and Maureen Quinn, continuing to work with the firm as consultants.

Darren Rainey, partner at Allsopp Campbell Rainey, said: “Law Quinn has built a reputaion for trusted, personal service — exactly the kind of firm we want to grow with.

“Both Bryan and Maureen have been widely recognised as fantastic servants to their local community. This partnership made sense from the start. We share the same values and the same commitment to our clients.”

Mr Law said: “After almost 20 years of running Law Quinn, we felt the time was right to take a slight step back — but not away.

“Joining Allsopp Campbell Rainey allows us to do just that, while continuing to look after our clients in the same personal way as always.

“Day to day, little will change, and we’re pleased to reassure clients that all matters will continue seamlessly.”

Ms Quinn added: “We’re delighted to be joining a firm with such a strong reputation and shared values. It’s an exciting new chapter, and we’re genuinely looking forward to working alongside the Allsopp Campbell Rainey team.

“Our clients can be confident that their files, documents and ongoing cases remain exactly where they should be — in safe hands, in the same Bangor office they’ve always known.”

Andrew Campbell, partner at Allsopp Campbell Rainey, said: “Clients in North Down will see the same familiar faces, but now with access to the full range of our expertise and resources.

“It’s a seamless transition that gives local clients even more support, without losing the personal service they know.”

Fellow partner Neil Allsopp added: “This is another step in our plan to strengthen our presence across Northern Ireland while keeping our focus on quality and accessibility.

“We’re building a firm that’s rooted in local communities but equipped to deliver at the highest level.”