York Ware & Kay Solicitors is delighted to announce that Sarah Parker, Head of Agriculture, has successfully passed her Agricultural Law Association Fellowship, earning the prestigious designation FALA.
The Fellowship of the Agricultural Law Association is widely recognised as one of the leading qualifications in agricultural law, requiring a high level of technical knowledge, specialist expertise, and commitment. Achieving Fellowship status demonstrates excellence in the field and a deep understanding of the complex legal issues affecting farming families, landowners, and rural businesses.
Commenting on her achievement, Sarah said: “After a tense wait, I am absolutely delighted to share the news that I have passed my Fellowship. Given the standing of this qualification and how challenging the material was, I am incredibly proud to have cleared this hurdle. It was a demanding process, but it has already proven invaluable to my work here.”
Sarah joined Ware & Kay in January 2025 and advises clients on a wide range of agricultural and rural property matters. Her Fellowship further strengthens the firm’s agricultural offering and underlines Ware & Kay’s ongoing commitment to investing in specialist expertise for the benefit of its clients.
David Hyams, Managing Director at Ware & Kay, commented: “We are extremely proud of Sarah’s achievement. The Agricultural Law Association Fellowship is a significant milestone and reflects both Sarah’s dedication and her specialist knowledge. This qualification enhances the high-quality advice we provide to our agricultural and rural clients.
At Ware & Kay, we are firmly committed to supporting the ongoing professional development of our team. Investing in specialist qualifications such as the Agricultural Law Association Fellowship ensures our clients continue to receive expert, practical, and forward-thinking legal advice.”
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