Freeman Harris

Freeman Harris Solicitors is a modern law firm established in 2006 by Ian Freeman and Sam Harris. The firm has developed a strong reputation for handling complex legal matters across both commercial and civil disputes, with a focus on building client relationships and creating tailored strategies to secure the best possible outcomes. Freeman Harris advises a diverse client base that includes artists, creative agencies, entrepreneurs, museums, start-ups, manufacturers, multinational corporations, technology companies, and other organisations in London, across the UK, and internationally.

The firm’s professional negligence team specialises in preparing complex, high-value claims against solicitors and barristers, often involving failed litigation across sectors such as banking, contractual, financial services, and international property disputes. Many of these cases are pursued under Conditional Fee Agreements (CFAs). Its dispute resolution practice represents individuals and businesses in cases involving breach of contract, intellectual property infringement, and partnership or shareholder disputes, serving clients from industries including entertainment, design, and retail.

Freeman Harris provides expertise in contract drafting, negotiation, and review for commercial projects, with clients ranging from artists and art galleries to social media agencies and influencers. The firm’s clinical negligence department handles complex and high-value claims relating to medical failings, with particular emphasis on mental health, misdiagnosis, and fatal cases.

In addition, the firm offers estate planning services, including will drafting, probate, and advice on tax liabilities and estate management. Its family law team manages divorce proceedings, financial settlements, matrimonial asset division, and pre-nuptial agreements. Freeman Harris also advises on intellectual property matters, including copyright, trade marks, and design rights, with particular experience in the creative, e-commerce, and social media sectors.

Languages
English
French
Urdu
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Polish