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I advise on the full lifecycle of commercial property ownership and occupation. My work covers landlord and tenant matters, day to day asset management, acquisitions and disposals, and real estate finance. I focus on clear, practical advice that keeps transactions moving and aligns legal decisions with your objectives.
✓ LLB, SOAS University of London
✓ LPC, University of Law
✓ Qualified as a solicitor in March 2023
✓ 4 years in legal practice
✓ Commercial sales and purchases of freehold and leasehold interests
✓ Landlord and tenant matters including new and renewal leases, licences, variations and surrenders
✓ Day to day asset management for single let and multi let properties
✓ Property finance and refinancing
✓ Property due diligence and support on corporate and M&A transactions
✓ Clients include SMEs, owner managed businesses, institutional landlords, private investors, tenants and lenders
My practice spans the full range of commercial real estate work. I regularly advise on sales and purchases, lease arrangements for both landlords and tenants, refinancing, and the day to day documents that keep assets well managed. I also support corporate colleagues where property is part of a wider transaction so that the legal work is joined up and timelines are met.
Clients describe me as approachable, well organised and solutions focused. I explain legal risk in context and present workable options so you can make confident decisions.
I qualified as a solicitor in 2023 after completing my training with a focus on Commercial Real Estate, Real Estate Finance, Construction, Property Litigation and Corporate Real Estate. Before qualifying I worked as a residential property paralegal, which gave me a strong grounding in title analysis and transaction management. I have since practised as a Commercial Property Solicitor at an established commercial property firm in Essex.
Over recent years I have advised on a range of transactions and portfolio management matters. Highlights include:
I acted for a landlord on the grant of a long lease of a prime retail unit to a national occupier, coordinating title regularisation, fit out permissions and key dates.
I advised a private investor on the sale of a multi let office building, managing replies to enquiries and disclosure to maintain timetable certainty.
I completed a refinance of an industrial unit for a pension backed structure, resolving title and access issues and negotiating security documentation with the lender.
I assisted a management company with a programme of lease variations and licences to regularise occupiers’ alterations and improve estate management.
I supported a borrower on the acquisition of a mixed use site, carrying out due diligence and negotiating conditions precedent for drawdown.
All examples are anonymised and contain no client identifying information.
Outside work I enjoy keeping fit, spending time with family and friends, and developing my cooking skills. I travel when I can to learn about different cultures and traditions and I take part in charitable causes. I also mentor aspiring lawyers and I am passionate about social mobility and increasing diversity within the legal profession.
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