Last week, Wrigley Claydon were proud to be featured in the Oldham Evening Chronicle. The piece discusses our success as Oldham’s oldest law firm and a company who continues to move with the times.
The article describes the improvement in the property market, and the measures we are taking to ensure we are prepared for the inevitable surge in people wanting to move house. This includes welcoming a new member to the Wrigley Claydon team – conveyancer, Uzma Begum.
At Wrigley Claydon, we’re thrilled with the piece and believe it fully represents what we stand for as a firm. Partner, John Porter said, “As the recovery takes hold we are committed to growing the firm whilst continuing to deliver an excellent legal service.”
John has been with Wrigley Claydon for over 20 years, becoming a partner in 1995. Specialising in Employment Law, John helps clients with matters including the preparation of recruitment policies and employment contracts as well as advocating in employment tribunals in cases of unfair dismissal or discrimination.
He also has considerable experience of dealing with landlord and tenant disputes and matters relating to business and company sales, commercial investment property transactions and lettings as well as residential estate and offshore property developments.
“I know I’ve done a good job when the business doesn’t need me!”
John is never happier than when spending time with his wife and 2 children, Lucy and Alex. John is Chair of Respect Our Community Awards (ROCA) and a board member of First Choice Homes Oldham. In his spare time, John is likely to be found either reading, cooking or walking Donnie the Golden Retriever.
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