Recommend me a good agricultural solicitor

[som farmer]

We use a local company based near us here in west Wales. Excellent communication and very farming based. Agri advisor is the name of the company.

currently using them, seem quite good so far, but haven't got to the really serious bits yet, so did not 'name' them, 2nd time we have used them, last time, simple matter, saved us a few £1000. Recommendation came from TFA

 

[jendan]

Wardhadaway is the name and your just paying for fancy office in Newcastle. Been there done that with Dickinson Dees similar set up in Newcastle . Both good outfits but try the guy I pm’d you about he’d walk in to a job with both firms for sure

Dickinson Dees have changed their name to Wombles.

 

[Riverblue]

currently using them, seem quite good so far, but haven't got to the really serious bits yet, so did not 'name' them, 2nd time we have used them, last time, simple matter, saved us a few £1000. Recommendation came from TFA

A very down to earth company with the main office in converted outbuildings on their family farm. Nearly all the people working in the company are from farming background. The owner of the company, Dr Nerys Llywelyn Jones has been advising the NFU on several of their policy's and she is often in Europe lecturing on European agriculture law.

 

[Hooby Farmer]

Get the best solicitor you can't afford. Been there done that.

 

[Purli R]

@Agri Spec Solicitor .

 

[Princess Pooper]

Haddaway & Shite in Newcastle are very pragmatic, don't mess about, but can be a bit abrupt.

 

[little_p]

A very down to earth company with the main office in converted outbuildings on their family farm. Nearly all the people working in the company are from farming background. The owner of the company, Dr Nerys Llywelyn Jones has been advising the NFU on several of their policy's and she is often in Europe lecturing on European agriculture law.

Sat next to her at a do and had good chat with her. She seemed have a good understanding ranging from 'wurzel level' up to strategic policy level.
Also met with one of the Associates at a free 1hr succession planning surgery offered by Farming Connect. She thought and talked at a thousand miles an hour, but we had a lot to get through the free hour. She pointed out a few things that our own 'agricultural specialist' solicitor hadn't picked up on.

 

[Riverblue]

Also met with one of the Associates at a free 1hr succession planning surgery offered by Farming Connect. She thought and talked at a thousand miles an hour, but we had a lot to get through the free hour. She pointed out a few things that our own 'agricultural specialist' solicitor hadn't picked up on.

Was that with Karen??

 

[Acornworm]

Was that with Karen??

Spoke with Karen recently regarding an ongoing case, very thorough.
If anybody needs a solicitor re banking issues,as a rule of thumb, avoid Bristol.

 

[som farmer]

2nd time we have had dealings with her, 1st pretty minor, but dealt with very efficiently, in our favour. What we are doing now, is definitely not minor, and very complicated, and we are very pleased with how she is dealing with it, so far, but of course, the proof is the end result ! But nice to know other people recommend her, I have hesitated to fully recommend her, until the battle is won ! But, so far, a thumbs up.

 

[jaycee]

Just seen your post OP, depends where you are in Yorkshire , but, I travelled to Skipton quite a bit to get my problems solved by the firm in CCM who then recommended a professional but eccentric fella further up the road in Broughton Hall, turned an impossible situation into a successful outcome.

 

[little_p]

Was that with Karen??

No it was Manon. Looking at their website she is now a partner in the firm.