Nick Booth > Harrison Drury & Co > Preston, England > Lawyer Profile

Harrison Drury & Co
1A CHAPEL STREET
PRESTON
PR1 8BU
England
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Work Department

Dispute Resolution

Position

Partner

Career

Prior to joining Harrison Drury in 2014, Nick worked for a large regional commercial firm.

He has experience in advising commercial clients in a variety of sectors in relation to a broad range of legal issues including:

  1. Shareholder disputes: acting for both minority and majority interests, including bringing and defending petitions pursuant to s994 Companies Act 2006;
  2. Partnership disputes: relating to both traditional partnerships and LLPs;
  3. Defamation: bringing and defending claims in relation to libel and malicious falsehood; including applications for injunctive relief;
  4. Professional Negligence: particularly relating to claims against professional advisors, including solicitors, barristers and accountants;
  5. Claims arising out of business sales:  including claims for breach of warranty;
  6. Applications for injunctive relief;
  7. Contractual disputes

Nick always aims to offer clients clear and practical legal advice and is keen to utilise both formal and informal dispute resolution strategies to assist them in achieving their commercial objectives in a cost effective fashion.

Education

Nick read biology at the University of Nottingham before completing the Graduate Diploma in Law and the Legal Practice Course.

Lawyer Rankings

North West > Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: elsewhere in the North West

Boasting a strong North West presence, the ‘very knowledgeable’ team at Harrison Drury & Co offers the full spectrum of services in commercial disputes matters, including contractual, shareholder disputes, and director misfeasance. The team is jointly led by Nick Booth and Sean Gibbs: Booth works is noted for his expertise in breach of duty claims and contractual disputes, while Gibbs handles shareholder disputes, partnership disputes and claims relating to defamation. Helen Griffin is routinely instructed by family-owned SMEs.