Energy sector and the EU: The impact of a Brexit vote
Much of the UK’s energy sector law is a product of EU membership. Katie Kozlowska, the head of our energy sector, looks at some of the implications a Brexit would…
How the EU vote may affect digital and creative firms
Digital and creative businesses rely on EU-wide protection of their intellectual property. Our digital and creative team, discusses the implications of a Brexit. The need to protect intellectual property Business…
What will happen in the farming and rural sector if we leave the EU?
The EU referendum means that farmers face more questions than answers. Hannah Craig, the head of Harrison Drury’s farming and rural business team, investigates some of the key issues. Key figures…
What being a global leader of green energy means for Britain
It may seem surprising - in fact it may even have passed you by - but over the past five years Britain has quietly confirmed its position as one of…
AM Support Services acquires Cleanex
AM Support Services, the Lancashire-headquartered facilities management, cleaning and security firm, has acquired Stoke-on-Trent-based industrial cleaning company Cleanex Contract Services. The deal, for an undisclosed sum, will add around £1.4m…
Will transparent solar panels revolutionise the renewable energy market?
While the use of solar panels continues to grow, many are put off by their appearance and the possible 'uglification' of their property post-installation. That potential obstacle, however, could be about to…
Firm’s water partnership helps African community
Staff at Harrison Drury have played their part in helping a village in Zimbabwe gain access to safe drinking water, thanks to its partnership with office water supplier AquAid. Each…
Property and litigation hires ‘take firm to next level’
Harrison Drury has further strengthened its property and litigation expertise as three of the region’s most experienced lawyers join the firm. Allan Sumner, Mike Fetherstone and David Barnes have taken…
The No Fault Divorce Bill: does blame really matter?
The No Fault Divorce Bill, which was introduced to parliament in October 2015, is due to have its second reading in the House of Commons on 22nd April. The bill…
Will renewable energy play a growing part in the UK’s future?
When the topic of renewable energy arises, the common questions of impact and cost always crop up, and this inevitably leads on to more serious questions about just how much of…
