Sarah Harrison

Sarah has been in practice at the Chancery Bar since 1989 and specialises in probate, trusts and associated capital taxation issues. Her practice extends to all aspects of contentious and non contentious work in those areas.

In relation to contentious work Sarah has extensive experience of probate actions, family provision claims, will constructions, Court of Protection applications and applications made by and against personal representatives and trustees.

In relation to non contentious work Sarah is experienced in dealing with the drafting and administration of all forms of testamentary and inter vivos trusts including personal injury trusts and also in advising on the duties of personal representatives and trustees Member of Northern Chancery Bar Association and Chancery Bar Association.

What the Directories say:

Recommended as a leading individual (Chancery) by Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2014, who state:

A formidable figure for both contentious and non-contentious chancery work. Alongside her considerable experience in trust and probate work, she is recognised for her expertise in tax disputes and Court of Protection matters.

Expertise: “She is a very robust, no-nonsense counsel, who provides clear and detailed advice from the outset, and is a ferocious advocate.” “Clients love her and she is excellent in court - exactly the right person if you have a scrap on your hands.”

Recent work: In Klett v Sumner she acted for the professional executors in a High Court case concerning the construction of a will and allegations of breach of trust.