Ian Mason is the senior partner at Mason Bullock Solicitors with responsibility for the firm's overall direction and financial performance. He is the first port of call for businesses and commercial clients.
Ian read law at Oxford University, graduating from St Peter's College with a Master of Arts degree in 1974. He qualified as a solicitor in 1977 and completed his training with a leading Northampton solicitors firm, where he became a Partner in 1987.
Ian has extensive experience in all aspects of commercial law.
In addition to his legal practice, Ian is a non-executive director of a local retail business, chairman of a small voluntary housing association and a managing trustee of an independent trust responsible for numerous properties. His enormous practical experience of business enables him to put legal advice to companies squarely in the context of the environment in which they operate.
Andrew Crisp is a partner at Mason Bullock Solicitors, having qualified as a solicitor in 1999.
Andrew is the first port of call for litigation of all types, as well as employment advice and debt recovery.
Having graduated in law from Exeter University in 1995, he went on to obtain a Diploma in Legal Practice from Exeter Law School.
Andrew trained as a solicitor with a firm in Birmingham. After he qualified 1999, he went on to specialise in Litigation and Employment Law.
Andrew joined Mason Bullock Solicitors in 2002. In 2005, he pioneered the development of Advantage Employment Law to reflect the growing need for specialist employment advice. Andrew became a partner in March 2006.
Suzanne Kennaird-Banner is our main conveyancing solicitor and runs the GoConveyancing division of Mason Bullock Solicitors. Suzanne has worked in the legal profession for seventeen years and has extensive experience in the fields of residential freehold and leasehold conveyancing as well as commercial property and probate.
Suzanne read law at Wolverhampton Polytechnic graduating with an Honours Degree in 1986. She then worked as a personal assistant/secretary for a major London firm before returning to work locally in Northampton.
She qualified as a solicitor by undertaking a two year part-time course at BPP Law School in London. Having completed a training contract thereafter with a local firm, she qualified as a solicitor in July 2000.
At GoConveyancing, our team work hard to try to make the conveyancing process as smooth as possible for our clients.
Ian Mason is the senior partner at Mason Bullock Solicitors with responsibility for the firm's overall direction and financial performance. He is the first port of call for businesses and commercial clients. 
Andrew Crisp is a partner at Mason Bullock Solicitors, having qualified as a solicitor in 1999. 
Suzanne Kennaird-Banner is our main conveyancing solicitor and runs the 
