Experienced associate joins WHN’s commercial property dispute resolution team

Woodcocks Haworth & Nuttall (WHN) Solicitors, which has offices across East Lancashire, has appointed Hasin Tariq Amin as associate solicitor to its commercial property dispute resolution team.

With an 11-year career in law across the north, Hasin specialises in advising landlords, tenants, developers, and commercial property owners on a range of contentious property matters. His previous experience includes associate roles at well-known law firms in both Manchester and Lancashire.

Daniel Long, director and head of commercial at WHN Solicitors, said: "Hasin’s appointment is another exciting and significant step for WHN. He arrives with high-level expertise in commercial property disputes and landlord and tenant litigation, and a proven track record on complex matters.  

“Hasin has established a strong reputation in the industry already across Greater Manchester and Lancashire. His technical proficiency, personable manner and clear, pragmatic approach will make him an excellent addition to WHN and key asset to our clients.”

Hasin has been recommended by Legal 500 and other lists as both an ‘Emerging Talent’ and ‘Rising Star’. He hails from Manchester and completed his legal degree at Lancaster University.

He said: “WHN’s reputation speaks for itself, and I am looking forward to delivering an exceptional service to clients as part of a highly experienced team.

“My journey in the industry so far has included Lancashire and Manchester-based firms, giving me a strong understanding of the economy of both areas and what people and businesses look for in a solicitor.

“Joining a firm with strong roots and long-established client relationships in both regions means a lot to me. I’m excited to use my skills and experience to help people and businesses, while supporting the firm’s continued growth.”

Outside of work, Hasin enjoys writing and is currently in the process of publishing his first children’s book – as well as training as a boxer. While at DWF, he founded the firm’s first network for supporting Muslim colleagues, which continues after his departure, and is active in initiatives for both Muslim and South Asian representation in law.