Hand Arendall Harrison Sale And Barron & Redding Complete Merger

Hand Arendall Harrison Sale and Panama City’s Barron & Redding have announced the completion of their merger, which brings together attorneys who have represented many of the region’s distinguished individuals, largest corporate clients and real estate developers. The integrated firm will provide services across a broader geographical area, combined with additional depth of bench by a roster of talented litigators and lawyers. Hand Arendall Harrison Sale Managing Lawyer Roger Bates said, “With our strategic planning to add experienced attorneys to our firm, we wanted to add attorneys with a depth of experience in business and complex cases that would complement our strengths. Barron and Redding bring that to our firm.” 

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