Mr Andrew Walker > Harrison Clark Rickerbys > Cheltenham, England > Lawyer Profile

Acting for a range of investors, occupiers, developers, and private individuals, Harrison Clark Rickerbys is well placed to act in disputes surrounding rent reviews, lease break options, and forfeitures, in addition to boundary disputes and right of way issues. Andrew Walker leads the practice and has extensive experience handling landlord and tenant issues, while Andrew Cave is ‘an experienced property litigator and a safe pair of hands’ and has experience handling issues related to contested probate and wills, among other commercial and professional negligence disputes. Senior associate Kate Hallifax is also noted, especially for dilapidations.

The ‘knowledgeable’ practice at Harrison Clark Rickerbys handles a broad range of commercial disputes, from representing high-street, private and challenger banks, IFAs and brokers in financial services litigation, to handling IP and technology disputes, business protection cases, and contentious trusts and probate mandates. Adam Finch leads the commercial disputes group and is ‘exceptional in delivering high-quality advice’ to national and international clients, shareholders, directors and high-net-worth individuals, while Steven Murray spearheads the contentious IP practice. Head of the banking and financial services disputes team, Jenny Raymond advises on cases concerning misappropriation of confidential information and breaches of post-termination restrictions, and Andrew Walker spearheads the firm’s real estate disputes offering. Other key contacts include legal directors Cris Manuel-Hughes and Ian Seymour.

The real estate disputes practice at Harrison Clark Rickerbys routinely represents its varied client base of commercial landlords and tenants, developers, retailers, and private individuals. Cheltenham-based Andrew Walker leads the ‘multi-talented, extremely organised, and proactive’ team. Located in the Thames Valley, Gary Parkinson is recommended for his experience advising on break clauses, dilapidation claims, and commercial lease renewals.