Catherine Worthington

Associate Solicitor

Commercial Property

t: 01524 544160 m: 07551 828923 e: catherine.worthington@harrison-drury.com

Catherine joined Harrison Drury in 2020 following a relocation from Manchester where she worked for over ten years with Cobbetts LLP. Catherine qualified in January 2000 having trained in Wigan and progressed to a firm in Altrincham showing a very early preference for anything property-related.

At Cobbetts, Catherine worked within a case management team acting for telecom providers in site acquisition, upgrades and estate matters and both incoming and outgoing site share.

Following a maternity break, she moved to the Banking Sales team carrying out due diligence and putting a wide range of properties into auction or handling private sales. It involved dealing with some complex areas of banking/mortgage law, liaising with asset managers and local agents to ensure sales were pushed through, and dealing with the proceeds of sale in accordance with mortgage law

Outside of work you can find me…

Catherine is married with two young daughters to keep her on her toes. She enjoys dancing (particularly tap) and is a member of the running club.

Catherine is an enthusiastic cook and her speciality is Chinese cookery. She enjoys bread baking, finding it very therapeutic. Catherine’s family own a local pub, which has provided valuable insight for her role in the leisure team. She is a proud supporter of local breweries and suppliers. Born in Wigan anything involving pie or crust also has her vote.

Catherine was incredibly thorough and everything went through efficiently.

I went to Harrison Drury after a recommendation from a friend, Catherine supported me through the purchase of land. She was incredibly thorough and everything went through efficiently. Thank you Catherine and the rest of the team.

I can totally recommend Catherine Worthington.

I can totally recommend Catherine Worthington of the leisure team she is efficient precise and gets the job done I will need to look no where else in the future to find a totally professional solicitor who I would use again.

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Works alongside

Nicola Beneduce

Partner Commercial Property

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Catherine Worthington

Associate Solicitor

Works alongside

Nicola Beneduce

Simon England

Naomi Fell

Hannah Hughes

Amanda Marwood

Lara Watts

Wayne Ellison

Mike Fetherstone

Lucy Benton

Clare Davey

Sam Jones

Wendy Newbury

Jennifer Potts

Rhian Sale

Jackie Bate

Roberto Bonaminio

Laura Bradley

Jane Fillis

Danielle Leeming

Lucy Beachell

Gemma Eastham

Danielle Jesson

Lois Parker

Zakira Vika

Kerry Webster

Lucy Parkhouse

Priya Anand

Faye Simpson

Terri Abbott

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