The Pollock & McLean Team

We were established in 1992 by the amalgamation of two long standing legal firms serving Mid and Upper Nithsdale. In the summer of 2000 we opened our Dumfries office and now cover the whole of the Nithsdale District.

Kenneth McLean

Partner Solicitor

01659 50241

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Lynn L. McMurchie

Partner Solicitor

01387 255414

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Alasdair Bryce

Partner Solicitor

01387 255414

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The Late Sharon Fyall

Former Partner

What our clients say

“I have used the services of Pollock & McLean for many years, for wills and most recently purchasing a house. Efficient, friendly, affordable service.”

D. Benson

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