Dunn & Baker Solicitors - Est. 1885

Exeter Solicitors

21/22 Southernhay East,
Exeter
Devon
EX1 1QQ

Tel:01392 285000
Fax:01392 285001
DX: 8311 EXETER

Cullompton Solicitors

Chudleigh House
38 High Street, Cullompton,
Devon
EX15 1AE

Tel:01884 33818
Fax: 01884 32356
DX:49600 CULLOMPTON

Welcome to QualitySolicitors Dunn and Baker

Established in 1885, QualitySolicitors Dunn & Baker solicitors have been providing legal services to private clients and the business communities of Devon for over 100 years. From our offices in Exeter & Cullompton, we have the resources to help our clients meet the challenges that they face in the legal world of the 21st century.

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Latest News
Darren White joins Quality Solicitors Dunn & Baker Personal Injury Department

QualitySolicitors Dunn & Baker are delighted to introduce you to Solicitor Darren White who has joined the expanding Personal Injury department.
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Posted On 11 Jan 2012
Exeter Firewalk

This coming 3rd November 2011 member of a team from QualitySolicitors Dunn & Baker will be taking part in the 'Exeter Firewalk'!
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Posted On 25 Oct 2011
Hospiscare One Mile Open Water Swim Success

On Saturday the 24th September 2011 Dan Pollard, a solicitor within the Private Client departments at QualitySolicitors Dunn & Baker took part in the 'Hospiscare One Mile Open Water Swim' at Roadford Lake.
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Posted On 25 Oct 2011
Mediation News

The Ministry of Justice closed the National Mediation Helpline telephone service on Friday 30 September 2011 at 6pm. Court users are now being asked to use a web based directory service on the governments website.
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Posted On 25 Oct 2011