Ison Harrison Solicitors has been shortlisted for five Yorkshire Legal Awards 2026, with the firm recognised across a number of major categories.
The Yorkshire-based law firm has been named a finalist for:
- Law Firm of the Year (Medium)
- Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence Team of the Year
- Residential Property Team of the Year
- Corporate & Commercial Team of the Year
- Law Firm of the Year (Large)
The firm said:
"To be recognised across so many categories is a fantastic achievement and a reflection of the commitment our teams show to clients every day."
A spokesperson for Ison Harrison Solicitors said the firm was proud to have been shortlisted across so many categories and congratulated everyone involved, as well as all of the other finalists.
The winners of the Yorkshire Legal Awards 2026 will be announced on 8th October.
The team previously won the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence and the Residential Property awards back in 2024.
Ison Harrison Solicitors has offices across Yorkshire, including in Skipton, providing a range of legal services to individuals and businesses.

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