Charles Mather

Solicitor

Insolvency & Restructuring Regulatory & Compliance

t: 01772 208072 m: 07385 504637 e: charles.mather@harrison-drury.com

Charlie qualified as a solicitor in our Regulatory & Compliance team in 2024. Charlie supports and advises individuals and organisations on wide range of contentious and non-contentious issues, including regulatory and local authority investigations and prosecutions, insolvency, and data protection.

Outside of work you can find me…

Charlie enjoys cinema, literature, travel and fly fishing.

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Works alongside

David Edwards

Partner Regulatory & Compliance

t: 01772 208507

m: 07584 069210

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Terry Griffin

Partner Regulatory & Compliance

t: 01772 208075

m: 07436 630227

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