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Solicitor expands its commercial property arm with new appointment

Solicitor Expands its Commercial Property Arm with New Appointment

Leeds Law Firm, Ison Harrison Solicitors has extended its Commercial Property operation by appointing Sean Gallagher to swell the existing team to six.

The solicitors are ideally placed to take advantage of the burgeoning Leeds building thrust, acting particularly for house builders and commercial landlords. Sean now brings his 10 years of experience to the team and to all clients in this critical sector. He specialises in site acquisitions and infrastructure agreements, ancillary contracts, commercial landlord and tenant transactions, lease renewals and placement of bank securities.

Sean Gallagher says: “I was very impressed with Ison Harrison’s friendly, uncomplicated and energetic approach, and its reputation for being straight talking and clear thinking. I very much look forward to working in Leeds City Centre and for this impressive organisation.”

This go ahead law firm offers the broadest range of services in Leeds and is growing into one of the strongest in Yorkshire, attracting much local talent. Its philosophy of offering top quality legal advice in all areas is showing dividends as it continues to expand its focus.

Jonathan Wearing, Managing Partner, Ison Harrison, said: “We strongly believe that our team delivers just what businesses, families, individuals and are looking for. We act for a broader base of clients than any other firm in Leeds, including commercial clients who need corporate advice and support, criminal and family clients eligible for legal aid and private individuals who are moving home or are planning for the future. I am very happy to welcome Sean to our legal world”.

Sean comes originally from Stoke-on-Trent but has been practising law in Doncaster since 2005. Intriguingly he is a keen street photographer in his spare time.

Ison Harrison, ‘The Leeds Law Firm’, has over 150 staff and 19 partners in its 8 offices. Its HQ in is Leeds City Centre with offices in Chapel Allerton, Chapeltown, Crossgates, Garforth and Morley; Guiseley and Ilkley. It has its roots as far back as 1978.

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