Since it was established in 2019, Lanyon Bowdler's Conwy office has flourished, extending the firm's ability to service clients in Shropshire and Cheshire, as well as successfully growing its base of North Walian landowners. The scope of the work has also grown as a result of some recent hires, with core agricultural property expertise being enhanced by lawyers with expertise at handling private client and broader corporate/commercial expertise. Team head Edward Nutting is key to the office's success, connecting well with clients as a result of his vast agricultural property knowledge, in particular, as well as by dint of his ability to communicate in the medium of Welsh, if necessary.
Testimonials
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- 'I have always had more than satisfactory performance and personnel ready to assist as and when required.'
- 'Welsh speaking, and with a personal touch.'
Key clients
- Lord Newborough
- Trustees of The Wynne-Finch Estate Trust
- Sweeney Estate Trustees
- John Kite
- Mr & Mrs Crossley
- Oxbury Bank
- Menter a Busnes/Farming Connect
Work highlights
- Appointed to the legal panel of rural lending specialists Oxbury Bank.
- Appointed to Farming Connect’s delivery framework to give specialist advice to eligible farm businesses in Wales. We have been appointed to provide succession advice and also preparing and advising on various joint venture schemes.
- Acting on behalf of Lord Newborough in connection with the day to day legal advice sought in relation to the diverse Rhug and Glynllifon Estates in North Wales, comprising approx. 12,500 acres.
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Edward Nutting