Five steps to making a pre-nuptial agreement
Janine Hutson from Harrison Drury’s Divorce and family law team offers some guidance to couples considering a pre-nuptial agreement. There are many reasons why couples may want to get a…
Are electronic signatures legally binding?
In light of the recent Law Commission paper regarding ‘Electronic Signatures’, Robert Orkney, trainee solicitor, with Harrison Drury, considers what this may potentially mean for electronic execution and validation of…
Harrison Drury’s resident band rocks London’s iconic 100 Club
Harrison Fury, resident band of Harrison Drury solicitors, has triumphed in the latest Law Rocks! competition for the South of England, less than 12 months after winning the Northern regional…
Mediation in family law – Is it right for my circumstances?
Janine Hutson from Harrison Drury’s Divorce and Family Law team looks at the issues around using mediation during separation and divorce. What is mediation? Put simply, mediation is a way…
New hairdressing salon makes the cut in Clitheroe
A Clitheroe hairdresser has realised a life long dream of owning her own salon after buying a property in the town. The salon recently opened following renovations and a re-brand.…
Are millennials driving the increase in pre-nups?
Helen Maguire, associate solicitor in our Home and Family team looks at the causes behind the rise in pre-nuptial agreements and how the courts are interpreting them. While they may…
How the ‘experience economy’ is changing the hospitality sector
Silas Heys, head of Harrison Drury’s hospitality and leisure team, looks at how guests’ changing expectations and other social factors are placing greater demands on hospitality businesses. Primarily because of…
Planning Ahead for Later Life – your financial, legal and care choice (15/10/18)
Harrison Drury, Brewin Dolphin, The Good Care Group and Home Instead (South Lakes) have partnered to deliver a free seminar providing information on Planning Ahead for Later Life. Presenters from…
Local businesses purchase defibrillator for Winckley Square
A life-saving piece of equipment has been introduced to one of Preston’s main public spaces after 12 local businesses pitched in to share the cost. The defibrillator has been installed…
Are the rules of divorce changing?
Last month the Divorce Law Review Bill was introduced in the House of Lords by Baroness Butler-Sloss. Olivia Bailey of Harrison Drury’s family team looks at what could happen if…
