Dental & Healthcare

Morr & Co LLP|Corporate & Commercial Law|Dental & Healthcare

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Morr & Co’s healthcare team is a recognised national leader in the dental and healthcare legal services.

With more than 20 years’ experience supporting healthcare professionals throughout England and Wales, our solicitors offer a detailed understanding of the legal and commercial pressures facing healthcare practitioners.

From the sale or purchase of your business/practice through to the unique employment and property issues you face to dispute resolution, we provide practical, commercially focused solutions that will help you to realise your goals and protect your assets.

Our dental and healthcare solicitors have worked with a broad range of healthcare clients, from high-street sole practitioners and first-time buyers to established business owners with multiple sites, including care homes, domiciliary care and other care providers, opticians and dentists.

Our services that we offer include:

  • Mergers, acquisitions and disposals
  • Joint venture arrangements
  • Shareholder agreements
  • Incorporations
  • Specialist strategic advice in relation to all aspects of dental practices, whether private or NHS
  • Due diligence review
  • Extensive knowledge and expertise in relation to all aspects of funding and security arrangements

We are regularly recommended by healthcare agents, banks, accountants, corporates and other solicitors as expert legal advisers to handle healthcare practice-related issues.

We are members of the National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers (NASDAL).

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Meet the team

Greg Vincent

Partner, Head of Department

Corporate & Commercial
Louise Fegan

Louise Fegan

Partner

Corporate & Commercial
Catherine Drew

Catherine Drew

Legal Director

Corporate & Commercial
Dalvinda Dhinsa

Dalvinder Dhinsa

Senior Associate Solicitor

Corporate & Commercial
Rebekah Sutcliffe

Rebekah Sutcliffe

Solicitor

Corporate & Commercial

What our clients say:

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“Selling a business is a stressful thing to do at the best of times, the recent pandemic has increased the problems significantly. Every step of the way you feel that you are in very capable hands. I can’t recommend them enough. Thank you.”

Recent Corporate & Commercial Client

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“Many thanks to all at Morr & Co and particularly Louise Fegan for your expert advice and prompt, friendly service.”

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“Fantastic service from Greg Vincent and his colleagues. Clearly very experienced and everyone we dealt with was extremely professional. Highly recommended.”

Recent Corporate & Commercial Client

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Please note that we are currently only providing this service to our existing clients.

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