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Harold Benjamin
Legal Minds, Business Thinking - established legal 500 practice specialising in property and in helping businesses
About Harold Benjamin
We are widely acknowledged as being one of the UK’s leading law firms specialising in national and regional residential commercial property development and now with offices in Central London and North-West of London: Audrey House, 16-20 Ely Place, London, EC1N 6SN +44 (0) 20 7224 0888 Building, 66, Hygeia, 68 College Rd, Harrow HA1 1BE +44 {0) 20 8422 5678 We are noted for applying progressive, innovative and dynamic thinking to meet the needs of our national and international clients and take an active interest in the development of our clients’ business, priding ourselves on the provision of the very highest levels of legal service as well as our approachability which has become our hallmark. We are accredited members of the relevant professional bodies designed to ensure the firm uses best procedures and we use an intelligent, interactive risk management tool for conveyancers, supported by the Council for Mortgage Lenders and recommended by insurers. We undertake all property searches using online providers and register properties electronically with the Land Registry documents online service both saving our clients time and money. We ensure we are on the approved panel of solicitors for most mortgage lenders which means we can act on their behalf too. If you would like to speak to us about our services please call us on 020 8422 5678.
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Products & Services
Harold Benjamin launched HB Corporate Advisory, HBCA, based in the UAE and connected to the UK, focusing on advising clients, making connections, and creating opportunities.
Reported by Vijay Parikh
Presence & Recognition
Harold Benjamin is speaking at Alternative Legal Management & Finance 2026 on 14 September titled Beyond AI: Why EI and relationships are the real competitive edge.
Reported by Vijay Parikh
Legal & Regulatory
Harold Benjamin published an article exploring the changes introduced by the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 regarding upwards-only rent reviews in commercial leases in England and Wales.
Reported by Harold Benjamin