Matrix Law Solicitors

SRA number

8014467

Authorisation

Recognised sole practice

Authorised since

13 April 2026

Organisation type

Recognised sole practice, authorised

Constitution

Sole practitioner

Practising offices

2 (1 branch)

Head office

London W8 6SN

Branch towns

London

Areas of law reported to the SRA

none recorded

Website (SRA record)

matrixlawsolicitors.co.uk

Head office phone

020 3369 7969

SRA firms in Kensington and Chelsea

40 (14 residential property)

Matrix Law Solicitors is a recognised sole practice authorised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority since April 2026 and recorded under SRA number 8014467. The SRA record lists 2 practising offices: the head office at 1st Floor, 239 Kensington High Street, London, W8 6SN, plus 1 further office in London. Its constitution is recorded as sole practitioner.

The SRA record carries no areas of law for this firm. The SRA collects these from firms' annual returns, so a blank entry usually means the firm was authorised too recently to have filed one (this firm's authorisation date is 13 April 2026), or that it reported none. It cannot be read as a statement that the firm offers no services.

The head office postcode W8 6SN falls within Kensington and Chelsea (London), where the SRA register lists 40 authorised firms with a practising office, 14 of them reporting residential property work. The nearest other SRA-regulated firms by straight-line distance from the head office are Abbas Media Law Limited (same postcode, London), Kensington Solicitor (same postcode, London), H & S Solicitors Limited (same postcode, London), Virdee Solicitors Limited (same postcode, London) and Svetlova LLP (200 m, London). 1 of those 5 reports residential property work.

The SRA records the firm's constitution as sole practitioner, a structure with no Companies House registration, so there is no company record to cross-reference; the SRA authorisation record is the only public register entry for the firm.

Offices on the SRA record

Areas of law reported to the SRA

Self-reported by the firm in its most recent annual return to the SRA ("the areas of law that the law firm has told us they delivered"). A lagging description of past work, not a live service list, a specialism claim or a quality mark; it may be up to a year old and is blank for newly authorised firms.