Lawson Cruttenden & co.
Lawson-Cruttenden & Co. was founded in February 1996 and specialises in harassment litigation and advocacy, particularly in the context of direct action protest groups.

It is the leading practice in the areas of "harassment" and "stalking" and assisted in the drafting of the "Protection from Harassment Act 1997". Mr Lawson-Cruttenden is co-author of Blackstone's Guide to that Act.

Tim Lawson-Cruttenden has a well trained and capable staff who are accustomed to providing an efficient and friendly service. He is the co-author of two text books and has written more that 150 published articles on various legal subjects over the past 5 years.

Tim Lawson-Cruttenden was commissioned in the Blues and Royals during his gap year and served as an officer in the British Army.

After being a full time officer he was an exhibitioner at Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge where he read History and Law. He has had a broad experience within the legal world since qualifying as a solicitor in 1979.

He is an enthusiastic solicitor-advocate and regularly appears in the High Court. He has also appeared in the Court of Appeal on harassment matters.

He appeared as advocate, on behalf of the Claimant, in the case that created the tort of harassment in 1996 (Burris v Azadani).