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Expertise and advice specific to grouse moors and sporting rights

Wrigleys act for a large number of grouse moor owners and other clients involved with sporting rights (whether owned, leased or within a syndicate or joint venture).

Agricultural Lawyers With Practical Understanding

Our agricultural lawyers here have a good practical grasp of shoots and the nuts and bolts involved, which is beneficial in putting effective documentation in place.

We pass on this experience to clients and agents through helpful pointers outside the normal legal remit, in particular for those buying or selling a grouse moor for the first time.

In addition to the property aspects, wider advice is often required, including:

  • Ownership and tax arrangements - many moors are owned through companies or an LLP;
  • Sporting leases and joint venture structures; or
  • Transfer of shoot equipment, employees and other business assets.

 

Ability to advise on complex matters in a straight forward way manner, setting out clearly the options and the recommendation.

Legal 500 (2025)


 'Wrigleys are good to deal with. They respond to emails and phone calls and are good professional colleagues to work with.'

Chambers and Partners  (2025)

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