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Every client an advocate. That's the Wright Hassall way.
At Wright Hassall we strive to be a leading legal services business that provides our clients with exceptional service.
Clients tell us that, as well as being brilliant lawyers, we are proactive, diligent, commercial, provide value for money and, above all, are great people who they enjoy working with.
We pride ourselves on the satisfaction levels of our clients. At the end of every matter, we will ask clients whether we have met or exceeded their expectations, and, if not, we will work with them to ensure that any short-comings are addressed immediately. We do not stand still, we aim to continually improve in everything we do.
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We act for national and international companies as well as SMEs and individuals across our region.
The advantages of mediation are excellent, especially when considered against the alternative which in most cases may be a tribunal claim and offers substantial benefits to a business.
Court cases involving family trusts might be presumed to be rather dry. Not so. Many family-related disputes involve an unavoidable amount of dirty linen being washed in public as each side seeks to gain the advantage. In Marcus v Marcus, a new level of intimate detail was revealed as the court had to consider if the alleged illegitimacy one of the parties precluded them from benefiting from a Settlement Trust.
As a general rule, proprietary estoppel claims normally arise after the death of someone who has made a promise to another - only for the latter to discover that the former had reneged on their promise and that, against expectations, they do not stand to inherit the property as promised. The case of Guest v Guest is however, an example of a proprietary estoppel claim being brought by the son against his parents while they were still alive.
We know that our people are our greatest asset and that providing them with a good environment, challenging work and supporting their personal development is vital to our success.
Our team of technical expertsPhil is the managing partner of the business. Working closely with colleagues, Phil’s role is to guide the firms to achieve the objective of being the leading law firm in the region and an exceptional place to work.
"Alexandra Robinson is superb. Her knowledge of her work area and client contact is excellent. I would highly recommend her to clients and regularly do'"Legal 500 UK
Our team of technical expertsPhil is the managing partner of the business. Working closely with colleagues, Phil’s role is to guide the firms to achieve the objective of being the leading law firm in the region and an exceptional place to work.