Law firm sponsors British Showjumping’s Canter Banter
Canter Banter — British Showjumping’s monthy round-up show on Horse & Country TV and Sky Sports — is to be sponsored by Lawyers2you.
Lawyers2you specialises in clinical negligence, employment, equine, family, immigration, injury, property and wills and probate.
And its equine law team boasts competitors in dressage and eventing as well as showjumpers, Guy and Rachael Barnett amongst its ranks.
Lawyers2you managing director, Guy Barnett said: “Lawyers2you is about lawyers getting off their high horse and getting back to basics, listening to their clients, giving people value and being passionate about solving their problems.
“Our involvement with the equine community is an illustration of this.“
Maria Clayton, of British Showjumping said: “We are extremely pleased that Lawyers2you saw Canter Banter as a solid platform to align with.
“The extensive knowledge they have of our sport as a whole and their professional and proactive approach to business makes them an ideal partner for British Showjumping and we are looking forward to building our relationship going forward,” she added.
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