Harrison Drury retains top-tier ranking in Chambers and Partners High Net Worth guide

Harrison Drury’s expertise in advising high-net-worth individuals has been recognised after the firm again achieved the top ranking in a respected legal guide.

Our wills, trusts and probate team has achieved a Band 1 ranking in the Private Wealth Law category in Lancashire within the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth 2026 Guide.

The guide describes the team as being “pragmatic and efficient” and lists its “consistency, attention to detail and friendly manner” as key strengths.

In the individual rankings, Harrison Drury partner Jan Wright features in Band 1 for Private Wealth Law for the area of Carlisle and surrounds, also for the second year running. The guide describes Jan as “technically very gifted” and “an excellent lawyer”.

Jen Couchman, partner and head of wills, trusts and estates at Harrison Drury, said: “Our team works tirelessly to support our clients through some of life’s biggest and most complex decisions, so we’re incredibly proud to have our expertise in this area of the law recognised again by Chambers and Partners.”

Simon England, managing partner of Harrison Drury, added: “The reason there is so much prestige associated with legal guides like Chambers and Partners is because they are based on real life outcomes and client feedback.

“We are therefore incredibly grateful to our clients and professional partners who have supported us in achieving these rankings by agreeing to share their experiences of working with us.”

Our wills, trusts and probate team assists clients across the North and around the UK on private wealth matters including inheritance tax planning, trust and estate administration and wills and probate. The Chambers and Partners High Net Worth 2026 Guide also recognises our niche expertise in landed estate issues.

In the wider Chambers and Partners 2026 edition released in October 2025, Harrison Drury was ranked for seven of its services and also gained 12 individual rankings.