Harrison Drury expands wills and probate team in Stoke
Independent Northern law firm Harrison Drury has strengthened its wills, trusts and probate team in Stoke-on-Trent with the appointment of Hannah Lawlor as senior associate.
Hannah joins the firm’s recently launched Stoke office, bringing experience advising clients on a wide range of private client matters.
She has a particular specialism in tax planning and probate administration for high-net-worth individuals, alongside advising on wills and lasting powers of attorney.
Hannah said: “My approach is all about finding ways to deliver better outcomes for clients, particularly when it comes to matters like family business succession, wealth protection and estate planning.
“Joining Harrison Drury is a great opportunity to work as part of one of the largest wills, trusts and probate teams in the north-west with a locally based office.”
Jennifer Couchman, partner in Harrison Drury’s wills, trusts and probate team, added: “Hannah is an experienced solicitor who is known for her skill at guiding clients through complex estate planning and administration matters.
“She will play a significant role in helping to develop our offering in Stoke, supporting our clients across the Staffordshire region.”
Hannah’s appointment follows the recent recruitment of partner Jennifer Couchman to the wills, trusts and probate team, as Harrison Drury continues to build its private client offering in Staffordshire.
Harrison Drury’s Stoke-on-Trent office was launched in November 2025, led by corporate partner Hayley Goodwin.
Hayley added: “We’re delighted to have grown the team so soon after launching a wills, trusts and probate service in Stoke and we look forward to making further appointments within the department and our wider team in the coming months.”
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