Lynsey Harrison > Clarion > Leeds, England > Lawyer Profile

Clarion
ELIZABETH HOUSE
13-19 QUEEN STREET
LEEDS
LS1 2TW
England

Work Department

Contentious Private Client

Position

Partner – Head of Contentious Private Client Team.

 

Lynsey deals with all aspects of contentious private client matters and regularly deals with all types of private client litigation.  In particular she advises on complex and high value Will disputes, Inheritance Act claims, Trust disputes and actions relating to the administration of estates. She also advises regularly on professional negligence claims arising out of this area of law.

Lynsey is also nationally recognised for advising on mental capacity disputes including all manner of Court of Protection applications.

Lynsey receives referrals from private individuals and professional clients including a large network of other legal firms. 

Career

Trained at Eversheds; qualified in 2001; became a Senior Associate in 2006 and promoted to Legal Director in 2016; promoted to Partner in 2017.

Memberships

Member of the Association of Contentious Trusts and Probate Specialists (ACTAPS). Lynsey was also awarded ACTAPS Contentious Solicitor of the Year in 2015. She is also an affiliate member of STEP and an associate member of Solicitors for the Elderly.

Education

University of Plymouth (1996 LLB Hons – 2.1); Nottingham Law School (Legal Practice Course – Commendation)

Lawyer Rankings

Yorkshire and the Humber > Private client > Contentious trusts and probate

(Leading individuals)

Lynsey HarrisonClarion

Lynsey Harrison, ‘a national figure who is respected by all’, leads the contentious private client team at Clarion in Leeds. The team is made up entirely of ACTAPS members, and works on complex, high value disputes. Alongside dealing with disputes around the administration of estates, the team also regularly deals with contentious Court of Protection matters including financial abuse of the elderly. Clients benefit from access to Clarion’s wider private client services, including private wealth and family teams. Legal director Louise Dodds is recommended for her ‘impeccable’ judgement, alongside ‘outstanding’ senior associate Nicholas Choiniere.