New legal base to serve growing property market and Polish investors
McHale & Co Solicitors has opened new premises in Solihull as part of its planned expansion across the Midlands. The firm says the move will increase support for the town’s diverse business and property community and deepen connections with Polish investors who operate in the local market.
Led locally by Polish‑speaking solicitor Marta Rayner, the new Solihull team will provide residential conveyancing services in both English and Polish. The firm’s statement identifies close working relationships with estate agents, mortgage advisers and property professionals as central to its approach.
“Solihull feels like a natural home for McHale & Co. It’s a great place to be based and to support clients across the surrounding areas. We love what we do, and we’re excited to bring our legal expertise to more people here.”
What the new office offers locally
The announcement frames the Solihull office as a strategic base for handling residential conveyancing matters and supporting the town’s property ecosystem. Services highlighted include managing property purchases and sales and advising clients who may be working with local estate agents and mortgage brokers.
- Bilingual conveyancing: legal services available in English and Polish.
- Local market focus: collaboration with estate agents and mortgage advisers in and around Solihull.
- Investor engagement: continued participation in Polish investor networking and property events.
Local context and potential impact
Solihull has for some time attracted property demand from a range of buyers, including international and Polish investors who often seek advisers able to work in their language. A law firm offering bilingual conveyancing can reduce friction in transactions and help speed up communication between buyers, sellers and intermediary professionals.
For estate agents and mortgage advisers in Solihull, a nearby solicitor with Polish language capacity may prove useful when co‑ordinating transactions that involve non‑English speaking clients. The announcement also signals a desire by McHale & Co to embed itself in local networks — the firm notes its attendance at Polish investor events such as Diamond Property gatherings.
| Office | Key service | Languages |
|---|---|---|
| Solihull | Residential conveyancing | English, Polish |
While the firm did not specify the exact address or the number of staff assigned to the new office in its announcement, it emphasised local leadership under Marta Rayner and an intention to grow the team to meet client needs.
What this means for residents and businesses
Homebuyers and sellers in Solihull should welcome additional conveyancing capacity, particularly at a time when streamlined communication and timely legal handling can materially affect completion times. For the Polish community — whether purchasing residential property or investing — having advisers who can operate in Polish reduces the likelihood of misunderstandings that can delay or complicate transactions.
Local estate agents and mortgage brokers may find opportunities to deepen referral relationships with a firm that has expressly targeted collaboration with those sectors. For the broader Solihull market, the move is another sign of the town’s attractiveness as a centre for professional services serving a varied and often international client base.
The firm’s statement concluded by underlining a commitment to personalised, reliable service as the team grows locally. Residents and local professionals seeking conveyancing options will be able to approach McHale & Co in Solihull for bilingual assistance.
