Harrison Clark Rickerbys welcome new property dispute resolution specialists

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Stephen Emerson

Following the acquisition of Parkinson Woollatt by Harrison Clark Rickerbys the latter welcome new members to their Thames Valley team.

Gary Parkinson and Tahlia Woollatt, commercial and residential property specialists, have joined the HCR team, where they will work closely with investors, developers, landlords, tenants, business owners and individuals to successfully resolve property disputes and maximise the value of property assets.

Heath Thomas, Head of Thames Valley office said: “This is a great move for clients of both firms, enabling HCR to offer specialist property disputes advice to clients in the Thames Valley region and London, and a broader full-service offering to the existing clients of Parkinson Woollatt.”

Gary Parkinson said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for our clients who can expect to continue to receive the same high-quality service they know us for, whilst benefitting from a wider range of expertise.”

Tahlia Woollatt added: “We’re looking forward to introducing our clients and contacts to the wider team at HCR – some of whom we’ve known for many years.”

Harrison Clark Rickerbys has more than 800 staff and partners based at offices in Thames Valley, Cambridge, Cardiff, Central England, Cheltenham, Hereford, London, Worcester and the Wye Valley.

The firm has global reach via its network of independent law firms, LawExchange International. It also has a number of highly successful teams specialising in individual sectors, including health and social care, education, technology, agricultural and rural affairs, finance and financial services, defence, security and the forces, and construction.

Main image - Tahlia Woollatt and Gary Parkinson join (L-R:) Corporate Partner Rob Rice, who worked previously with them, Dispute Resolution Partner Claire Holford and Head of Thames Valley office Heath Thomas.

Stephen Emerson

Stephen Emerson is the Managing Editor of The Business Magazine and is responsible for the publication's print publications and online properties including the newly launched Biz News websites in Hampshire and Dorset. Stephen has been a journalist for 20 years and has worked at local, regional and national publications and led a team which made The Scotsman website one of the fastest growing news sites in the UK with over eight million monthly users. He has a keen interest in technology, property and corporate finance and telling the stories of the people behind the successful firms in these sectors.