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We offer specialist equine legal advice, from horse purchases and disputes to grazing licenses, equestrian business/property sales and regulatory issues.
Tees is proud to introduce a dedicated equine law department, led by Chris Hook, one of the UK’s leading equine solicitors.
Whether you’re a professional in the equine industry or a passionate horse owner, legal challenges can be complex and costly. Our solicitors understand the unique nature of horse ownership and the rural business landscape. We can advise on contracts of sale and purchase, ownership disputes, livery agreements, grazing rights, and veterinary negligence claims.
Many of our solicitors have first-hand experience in the equestrian world and rural business. We speak your language and will work quickly to understand your situation to find practical solutions. We’re also part of the NFU Legal Panel, meaning we’re recognised nationally for our rural and agricultural expertise.
Chris Hook brings years of national and international level experience advising clients on all aspects of equine law. He regularly acts for those in the show jumping, eventing, dressage and horseracing world.
Their approach is both collaborative and practical.
Our equine law work spans both personal and commercial needs. We can support clients through contract drafting, negotiation, dispute resolution and litigation if needed. Whether your issue is about the sale of a horse or a breakdown in a co-ownership arrangement, we’ll help you resolve matters quickly and cost-effectively.
We combine our specialist equine legal expertise with the resources of a leading regional law firm. That means joined-up support. If your equine matter involves property, business, or tax issues, our wider team and in-house independent financial advisers are ready to help.
With offices in Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshire, we act for equine clients throughout the UK, with many matters handled remotely for your convenience.
If you have an equine-related legal issue, from buying a horse to resolving a complex business dispute, contact our team today for a confidential, no-obligation conversation.
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