• SRA Regulated Kevin Smith, freelance solicitor
  • Practice SRA No. 8011060
  • Solicitor SRA No. 319685

One named solicitor. One public register. No anonymous brand.

In a field crowded with anonymous recovery brands, this practice is deliberately the opposite: a named, SRA-regulated solicitor whose record you can check before you write a word.

The Public Record

Credentials you can verify

Name
Kevin Smith
Type of lawyer
Solicitor of England and Wales
Practice type
SRA-regulated freelance solicitor, regulated to provide all legal services
Admitted
1 February 2005
Practising certificate
Annual, from 1 November 2026
Solicitor SRA number
319685
Practice SRA number
8011060
Regulator
Solicitors Regulation Authority
Head office
84 Sandston Drive, Whiston, Liverpool, Merseyside, L35 7NJ, England
Email
info@kevinsmithlegal.com

The practice

Kevin Smith Legal is the freelance practice of Kevin Smith, a solicitor admitted in February 2005 with more than two decades on the roll. The practice focuses on crypto recovery legal services: lost access and wallet recovery, crypto fraud and theft, custodial disputes and exchange lockouts, and estate succession for digital assets.

The practice operates in writing, from Liverpool, for clients in the United Kingdom and internationally. There is no call centre, no sales team, and no pressure script. Your enquiry is read by the solicitor who would act on the matter, and you receive a written answer you can keep.

Where a matter needs cross-border reach or technical forensics, the practice instructs named partners: Crypto Justice Legal in Switzerland and BNG Software in Hong Kong, each under a documented engagement. Read more on the International Partners page.

A register entry is a promise with a signature

Anyone can build a website. Not everyone can be looked up. An SRA number connects this practice to a regulator, a complaints route, and professional obligations that carry real consequences. That is the difference between a brand and a solicitor.

A traditional Liverpool solicitor's chambers with law reports, a mahogany desk, and a brass banker lamp
A traditional solicitor's practice, applied to a very modern category of loss.