Becci Haffner

Associate Solicitor

Wills, Trusts and Probate

t: 01200 401130 m: 07551 428638 e: becci.haffner@harrison-drury.com

Becci read Equine Physiology at the University of Central Lancashire before completing the Graduate Diploma in Law and the Legal Practice Course.

Becci joined Harrison Drury in 2014 as Executive Administrator for the Litigation Department before commencing her role as a Paralegal for the Property Litigation Department. Prior to joining Harrison Drury, Becci worked as a legal secretary for two local firms.

Outside of work you can find me…

In her spare time, Becci likes keeping fit and going to the gym; she has a particular interest in weightlifting and is keen to learn Olympic weightlifting. Becci also enjoys eating out and spending time with friends and shopping!

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Works alongside

Clare Fleming

Partner Wills, Trusts and Probate

t: 01772 428536

Becci Haffner

Associate Solicitor

Works alongside

Clare Fleming

David Jefferies

Jan Wright

Charlotte Cooper

Victoria Hill

James Patterson

Holly Radcliffe

Scarlett Richardson

Rachael McDonagh

Rebecca Mitchell-Smith

Donna Matthews

Claire Bamber

Sereena Clark

Alexandra Brown

Shannon Martin

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