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Rural property experts at Wrigleys

Wrigleys' experienced team of rural property solicitors have in-depth knowledge and experience of the intricacies of this sector.

The team is recognised in Chambers and Partners and Legal 500 in this field for being "synonymous with agricultural law" in Yorkshire, and is proud to consistently offer each client a tailored solution to their needs based on the wealth of experience within the team.

Further details can be found in our Agriculture and Rural Property pages.

‘My family works with Jonathan Attey on the agriculture and estate side and with Angus Hunter Smart on the trust, tax and family side. Both maintain the Wrigleys ethos of providing a very personal approach to their work, with meticulous thought given to the many problems that arise. In challenging times, very few comparable firms still exist and my own family depends on these two partners in particular. We are immensely lucky to be able to draw on their advice.’

Chambers and Partners (2023)

 

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Jonathan Attey

Direct Line: 0113 204 5738

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Leeds

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