Harrison Drury expands early-career programme

Independent law firm Harrison Drury has welcomed six new learners into its legal qualification programme expanding the cohort to 27 members
Adam Wood, Isaac Hegarty, Jasmine Violet, Louisa Procter and Macey Rainbow have joined as apprentices within the firm’s offices in Preston, Lytham, Lancaster and Garstang, while Jessica McBride transitions from paralegal to trainee solicitor in the Insolvency & Restructuring team.
This new cohort joins an established pathway that has successfully guided many into long-term legal careers, with eighteen current solicitors having progressed through the programme, including four newly qualified solicitors this year. Solicitor apprenticeships are increasingly popular, as evident from the notable surge in starts in England.
Simon England, managing partner, said “I want to extend a big welcome to Adam, Isaac, Jasmine, Louisa and Macey, and congratulate Jessica as she takes the next step in her career with us.” He noted the value of investing in new talent for the firm’s future. Jen Salt, head of HR, added “Starting an apprenticeship is exciting, but it can also be daunting,” praising the group’s enthusiasm and the supportive environment that allows them to engage in real client matters early on. Harrison Drury, one of the best companies to work for in the UK, employs over 200 people across nine offices.













