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Jonathan Carroll

Position: Director & Head of Agriculture
Offices: Rosehill, Carlisle
 
Areas: Business Law, Agriculture / Agri-Business, Family Business Law
 
 

Jonathan is a Director and Head of Agriculture.

He has a huge experience in agricultural law and in the planning of family and landed estates, finding solutions to often complex situations.  His 20+ years with the firm has included farm sales and purchases, contentious tenancy matters (succession applications and arbitrations), wills, partnerships and partnership dissolutions, renewable energy projects and development sales.

Jonathan deals with all aspects of property work.

About Jonathan

Jonathan qualified as a solicitor in 2001 with Cartmell Shepherd, having joined the firm as a trainee two years earlier.  He has an LLB (Hons) from Newcastle University and holds an LPC from the University of Northumbria.

Jonathan is a member of the Agricultural Law Association and  is named in The Legal 500 as one of the leading individuals in the region for Agriculture & Estates.

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"Professional and courteous in all aspects."

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The seventh edition of our Agricultural Newsletter is now live

November 18th 2024

It’s been an eventful few weeks for those in farming, either as owners or as landlords. You won’t have missed the storm of protest over the Budget. Who knows if the farmer protests will have any effect, but if not then those with farms and businesses will need to plan ahead. There…

Agriculture team at Cumbrian legal firm ranked one of the best in the country

October 31st 2024

THE agriculture team at a Cumbrian law firm has been ranked as one of the best in the country for the fifth consecutive year. Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors’ agriculture team received top ranking in the prestigious Chambers UK Legal Guide 2025 which lists the UK’s best law firms and solicitors. The…

The sixth edition of our Agricultural Newsletter is now live

November 14th 2022

“You couldn’t write it, could you? If you had said 12 months ago that we would be on our third Prime Minister in 2 months, with inflation in double-digits and interest rates rising fast, few would have believed you. But here we are. For farmers, the transition to ELMS and…

Legal firm’s agriculture team among best in country

October 21st 2022

A LAW firm is celebrating after its agriculture team won national recognition for its services. Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors’ Agriculture and Estates department has been named as one of the best in the country by a top UK legal guide. It is the third consecutive year that the team has been…

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