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Read new Harrison Drury blog on UK data protection regime reform: Data Protection and Digital Information Bill introduced to Parliament

29/07/2022

On 18 July 2022, the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (DPDI) was introduced to Parliament. The Bill, which was previously known as the Data Reform Bill, is the result of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) consultation of last year. David Edwards and Charles Mather from our regulatory and compliance team outline the main features in the new bill.

Harrison Drury Solicitors

25/07/2022

We are delighted that Harrison Drury are our latest Business of the Week. Harrison Drury is an award-winning firm of solicitors with a passion and commitment to successfully advising clients.

Sir Howard urges Lancashire to think big

23/06/2022

DIB member and the Managing Partner of Harrison Drury Solicitors offers his thoughts on the launch of the Lancashire Property Club, where the former chief executive of Manchester City Council was the guest speaker.

Managing personal data collected and used during the pandemic: Stay compliant

22/06/2022

To keep employees and customers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, many organisations adopted emergency practices in respect of collecting and processing personal data relating to the pandemic.

Staff health checks become latest employee wellbeing initiative for Harrison Drury

14/06/2022

Harrison Drury has partnered with Healthy Performance, a specialist company to offer free health checks to all staff as part of its employee wellbeing strategy.

Jessica joins Harrison Drury’s commercial litigation team

31/05/2022

Harrison Drury, has appointed solicitor, Jessica Casson-Grave, to join its commercial dispute resolution and insolvency team.

Harrison Drury strikes partnership deal with Swinton Lions RLFC

26/05/2022

Harrison Drury has secured a legal partnership and sponsorship agreement with historic northern rugby league football club Swinton Lions.

Can a commercial landlord terminate a tenancy for occupation for its own use?

28/01/2022

Hasin Amin, a solicitor in our property litigation team at Harrison Drury, refers to a recent case Macey v Pizza Express Ltd to explain what is required to be satisfied by a landlord in order to terminate a commercial tenancy to use the premises for his own purposes.

100 Years of Women in Law: Rebecca Patience

06/12/2019

One hundred years on from the act of parliament that allowed women to enter the legal profession, Harrison Drury profile some of their women in law about what the anniversary means to them.

What does the Right to Rent court ruling mean for landlords?

07/03/2019

Following a significant decision of the High Court regarding private rental properties, Harrison Drury’s Residential Property team looks at the ‘Right to Rent’ scheme and what it could mean for landlords.

Eight senior promotions at Harrison Drury

27/02/2019

Harrison Drury has made eight promotions across the region as it prepares for further growth.

Salary caps in sport – Can points deductions be contested?

22/02/2019

Matthew Astley, joint head of the Harrison Drury sports law team, and Chloe Harrison, of the employment & regulatory team, consider the recent decision of an independent tribunal to impose a two-point deduction on reigning Super League champions Wigan Warriors.