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By Philip - Thursday, February 19th, 2009
Enjoy! As part of PJH Law's commitment to client care, we survey clients at completion of each matter. At regular intervals we then do a prize draw, using completed survey forms. Our winner, Justine Steele, is shown being presented with a box of wine.
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By Emma - Monday, October 27th, 2008
Just to follow up on Phil’s blog from Friday…
The Law Society has published a press release detailing the winners and the reasons given by the judges for making their choices.
In relation to our award, the LCS Award for Excellence in Client Service, you will see that the judges thought that what set us apart was the extent to which we went “the extra mile” for our clients and we are described as “a superb example to any firm of how a genuinely proactive approach to client care reaps rewards”.
As a relatively new recruit to the firm and someone with more years of experience as a solicitor than I care to divulge I agree resoundingly with the judges’ opinion.
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By Philip - Friday, July 18th, 2008
Well some of you may know that we have twice been runners up in various awards. We have finally broken our losing streak.
Last night Sarah King won Lincolnshire Young Business Person of the year award at a prestigious awards ceremony held at Lincoln University.
The award was richly deserved as Sarah’s turbo-charged performance, as part of a committed team, has lifted the firm on to another level.
Those who have worked with Sarah know that her work ethic, drive, tenacity, attention to detail and commitment are second to none and inspire the team to match her standards.
Well done Sarah!
Needless to say the team toasted Sarah’s success with a few drinks. The minibus eventually found its way back to Stamford at 4.00am, with me at the wheel, after leaving Lincoln before 1.00am, after what can only be described as an eventful journey home - please bear this in mind when you ring in today!
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By Sarah - Thursday, December 20th, 2007
As we have not had a prize draw for some time we drew three names out of the hat from everyone who had completed feedback since the last draw. The first winner was Pat from Peterborough who opted for a case of mixed wine.
Unfortunately, she was unable to collect the wine herself so we do not have the usual picture for the archive but we received the following message of thanks from her:
“I would like to thank you all at PJH Law for the lovely selection of wines - quite a variety of different wines. Thank you all very much. I wish you all a very Merry Christmas.”
The other prize winners are popping in soon so watch this space.
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By Philip - Thursday, December 21st, 2006
PJH Law ask all their clients to complete a feedback form at the completion of each matter. To date 73% of our clients rate our services as excellent and 98% of our clients rate our services as good or excellent.
The winner of the final quarter’s feedback prize draw is Rachel from Stamford, pictured with Philip Hyland, with a sample from the case of wine prize.
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By Philip - Tuesday, November 14th, 2006
PJH Law recently sponsored two prizewinners (see blog entry 7th November with the rather fetching photo of Phil and the awards) and on Thursday, 9th November 2006 in the annual prize giving ceremony at Casterton Business & Enterprise College, Robert Smith was awarded the Boys’ PE Prize and Hannah Phillimore the Girls’ PE Prize. Many congratulations to them both!
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By Philip - Thursday, November 9th, 2006
The winner of the wittiest caption is Bossogg for his/her comments on the Judge and dwarves story. Bossogg has won an ipod which will be presented to him/her next week at our seminar.
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By Philip - Thursday, November 2nd, 2006
Following our competition yesterday for readers to post the first comment on our site, we are pleased to announce the winner. In a very closely run competition between Maria Edwards and Peter Weir, the winner by 6 minutes is Maria Edwards, a red ipod nano will shortly be winging its way to her. Don’t forget that you still have until next Wednesday to post witty comments on the site and have a chance to win an ipod nano.
For the more IT challenged among you, you post a comment by clicking on the link below. If you wish to write a comment under a pseudonym to remain anonymous that’s fine, although PJH Law will be able to know who you are as you are required to enter your email address.
Get posting, and well done Maria.
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