Rory Telfer
Trainee Solicitor
ConstructionRory studied his LLB (hons) law degree at the University of Salford, graduating in 2018 with first class honours. Rory is currently studying the LPC at the University of Law in Manchester after obtaining a scholarship.
An aspiring solicitor, Rory joined Harrison Drury as a paralegal in the construction team in October 2023. Rory supports the other fee earners in non-contentious matters and high value disputes between commercial parties and residential construction disputes, as well as handling his own files and building his legal skills for the future.
Outside of work you can find me…
Rory enjoys spending time with his wife and children, listening to music and playing guitar.
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