Independent Northern law firm, Harrison Drury, has appointed experienced licensed conveyancer Rachel Samosa to its Southport office, strengthening its support for clients moving home and dealing with complex property transactions.
Rachel joins from DC Law in Southport, where she spent ten years advising clients on residential sales and purchases. For the past six years, she has specialised in probate property sales, including transactions involving unregistered properties and cases where ownership records need to be reconstructed.
Her wider experience includes advising on shared ownership, staircasing, new-build and retirement properties.
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At Harrison Drury, which has an office on Hoghton Street, Rachel will advise clients across the Southport area on residential property sales and purchases, as well as supporting families dealing with property sales arising from probate.
Tracey McCambridge, partner in the residential conveyancing team, said:
“Our Southport team supports people through important changes in their lives, including buying their first home, moving to a new one or selling a family property following a bereavement.
“We want our clients to have someone they can turn to locally who understands both the legal process and the personal circumstances behind each unique situation.
“Rachel brings that combination of expertise and understanding to the team. Her specialist expertise in probate property sales will be particularly valuable, while her wider conveyancing knowledge will further strengthen the support we can offer to clients across Southport.”
Rachel qualified as a licensed conveyancer in 2010 and is also a member of the Society for Licensed Conveyancers, added: “I’ve spent ten years working in Southport, so being able to build on that experience and continue supporting clients here means a great deal to me.
“Harrison Drury’s reputation as an excellent place to work and its recognition in the Legal 500 attracted me to the firm. I’m looking forward to getting to know my colleagues, sharing my experience and developing my expertise further while continuing to help people buy and sell homes in Southport.”
In 2026, Harrison Drury placed third in Legal 500’s list of the ten most highly recommended law firms in the North West and achieved its highest-ever Legal 500 recognition, with 13 teams ranked and 50 lawyers individually recommended.
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