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    Victoria joins Harrison Drury’s private client team in Clitheroe

    Harrison Drury has appointed wills and probate specialist Victoria Hill to further develop our wills, inheritance and trusts service in the Ribble Valley. Victoria joins our Clitheroe office as associate…

    22/02/21
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    Rural sector update: The risks arising from the use of pesticides on farmland

    In a highly complex and technical area of law, Harrison Drury partner David Edwards, and trainee solicitor Chloe Harrison, explore the potential legal issues affecting the rural sector relating to…

    17/02/21
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    Lancashire mobility specialist acquired by new owners

    Harrison Drury's corporate team has advised on a deal that has seen a Lancashire-based provider of mobility equipment acquired from its founders. Husband and wife team Ian and Judith Gibson…

    16/02/21
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    FIFA strengthens employment protection for football coaches and female players

    Matthew Astley and Hannah Pike, of Harrison Drury’s sports sector team, consider the FIFA Council’s recent decision to approve landmark reforms to better protect football coaches and female players. Due…

    15/02/21
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    Popular village pub in Barley saved from closure by locals

    An historic Lancashire pub threatened with closure has been purchased and saved by a local consortium. Barley Mow, located in Barley, near Pendle Hill, closed in June 2020 after previous…

    08/02/21
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    How to support an employee with cancer

    Kate Shawcross, senior associate solicitor in our employment team, and a trustee of Lancashire and South Lakes charity CancerCare, shares some tips for employers on how to support staff members…

    04/02/21
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    Harrison Drury advises Broughton Lubricants on sale to leading UK firm

    Harrison Drury's corporate team has advised Broughton Lubricants, a longstanding distributor of industrial and automotive lubricants, on its sale to a leading UK firm. Broughton Lubricants, based at Walton Summit,…

    02/02/21
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    Jonie joins Harrison Drury’s commercial property team

    Harrison Drury has further strengthened its commercial property team with the appointment of Jonie Little. Jonie, who joins as an associate solicitor in our Lancaster office, has specific expertise in…

    01/02/21
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    Farmers and growers: The benefits and pitfalls of supply contracts

    Helen Griffin, a senior associate solicitor at Harrison Drury, explains the role of supply contracts in farming and agriculture business and highlights the importance of understanding the terms of any…

    28/01/21
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    James wins rights to an audience with the high court

    James Robbins, solicitor and insolvency specialist at Harrison Drury, has been awarded the rights to represent clients in senior civil courts in England and Wales. James achieved the ‘Higher Rights…

    25/01/21
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