AST Hampsons joins forces with Hudson & Taylor
Date published: 29 September 2017
Two of Rochdale’s most long-established solicitors, AST Hampsons LLP and Hudson & Taylor, are joining forces to bring together over 250 years of history and shared values, serving the local community.
AST Hampsons LLP will continue, but will incorporate Peter Miller from Hudson & Taylor with his staff practising from AST Hampson’s existing buildings at 128 Yorkshire Street and 7 South Parade, Rochdale. Hudson & Taylor’s Shaw based office, known as Colin Ashworth & Co, will be serviced via the Rochdale offices and where appropriate, home visits.
Peter L Taylor, Managing Partner, said: “I am delighted to welcome Peter Miller and his staff into AST Hampsons LLP.
"My old firm, Standring Taylor & Co is one of the nine firms that eventually became AST Hampsons LLP and there are many who still remember it and its history.
“I am sure the same will apply to Hudson & Taylor, which has been established in Rochdale since 1910 and is greatly respected by many Rochdalians and others as a supplier of good quality legal services.
“I feel privileged to welcome Peter and believe that his experience and expertise will be a great asset to AST Hampsons LLP going forward.
“It is important that we work together to continue to provide the best legal services for our clients both locally and further afield and are attractive to future clients because we can provide a local service which is second to none”.
Peter Miller said: “I am very much looking forward to becoming part of a well respected, proactive and progressive firm and working alongside Peter Taylor and his partners. Our respective firms have enjoyed an excellent relationship over decades and I see this development as truly beneficial to clients old and new.”
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