Harrison Drury achieves best-ever Chambers UK rankings
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 12:32 · Archive
Harrison Drury, a Northern law firm based in Kendal, has achieved its best-ever results in the Chambers UK Guide 2027.
Harrison Drury, a Northern law firm based at Bridge Mills, Kendal, has achieved its best-ever results in the Chambers UK Guide 2027. The firm was recognised in 10 practice areas and for 20 individual lawyers, with improved bandings compared to last year.
Practice areas receiving new or improved rankings include construction, corporate and M&A, real estate litigation, and licensing. Among the newly ranked individuals are Colin Fenny, Naomi Fell, Ros Monk, and Roger Spence, whilst Mark Traynor, Katherine Sibley, and Malcolm Ireland received promotions in rank. Emerging talent Jack Stephenson, Helen Russell, Luke Holden, and Samantha Faud also received new rankings.
Managing partner Simon England said: 'These results are another important national endorsement of the quality of our people and the strength of the legal expertise we have across the firm.' He noted the results reflected investment in attracting talented people, developing existing teams, and creating opportunities for lawyers to progress their careers. The Chambers UK Guide is considered one of the legal profession's most respected independent directories, ranking law firms and individual lawyers through in-depth research, interviews, and client feedback.
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- Harrison Drury achieves best-ever results in Chambers UK Guide 2027A Northern law firm has achieved its best-ever results in a prestigious legal rankings directory.Westmorland Gazette · 15 Oct, 11:53
- Harrison Drury achieves best-ever results in Chambers UK Guide 2027A Northern law firm has achieved its best-ever results in a prestigious legal rankings directory.NW Evening Mail · 15 Oct, 11:53
In this story: Harrison Drury · Kendal · Chambers UK Guide · Simon England · Colin Fenny · Naomi Fell · Ros Monk · Roger Spence
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