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Agricultural Law Solicitors in Carnforth

3 Agricultural-law Solicitors found in Carnforth
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Compare law firms in and around Carnforth, Lancashire with solicitors experienced in agricultural law — including farm sales and purchases, agricultural tenancies, land disputes, diversification projects and succession planning for farming families. Rural practices vary in their specialisms, so we'd recommend contacting two or three firms to find the right fit. Many act for farmers, landowners and rural businesses across Lancashire and offer an initial consultation to discuss your matter.

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Looking for agricultural law solicitors in Carnforth, We can help – for all Agricultural matters including Farming rights, Farm labour, land matters and equestrian enquiries contact our Agricultural solicitors today.

Blackhurst Swainson Goodier
 (84)
Alborg Place, Lancaster, Lancashire LA1 1BJ
01524 386500

Our rural and agricultural team advises on farm business tenancies, Agricultural Holdings Act tenancies, stewardship schemes, farming partnerships and rural estate management across the whole region.

OSG Kirkby Lonsdale
 (164)
17 Main Street, Kirkby Lonsdale, Carnforth,  LA6 2AQ
015242 71388

The agricultural department at Oglethorpe Sturton & Gillibrand has been advising farming families and businesses for generations. We have in-depth knowledge of agricultural matters and work closely with organisations like the Moorland Association, Natural England, the Rural Payments Agency, and DEFRA.


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