Robert Orkney
Associate Solicitor
Commercial BusinessRob joined Harrison Drury in 2018 and commenced his training contract; undertaking seats in Commercial Property, Commercial Litigation and Corporate. In 2021, Rob qualified into the Corporate team in our Preston office, specialising in drafting and advising upon commercial contracts.
Rob covers a wide range of commercial contract work including, drafting, reviewing, negotiating and advising on standard terms and conditions and high value supply of goods and services agreements such as distribution and manufacturing agreements.
Rob has undertaken work for clients operating in a multitude of sectors. He has advised clients on all manner of commercial contracts including, purchase and supply arrangements, NDA’s, intellectual property licences, subcontracting agreements and outsourcing agreements.
In addition, Rob also has experience in consumer law and regularly advises clients regarding their statutory obligations and business to consumer terms and conditions and agreements.
Rob has niche experience of operating in the leisure sector and has drafted various commercial contracts including hire agreements, services agreements and secured facility agreements for high profile clients operating in the industry.
Outside of work you can find me…
Outside of work, Rob enjoys spending time with his young family. Rob also has a passion for sports including football, snooker and cricket and, if not watching from the sofa, can be found at as many live matches as possible.
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