Recommendation
Clarke Willmott is regarded as the best firm in my area. It has been proven time and time again this firm will always get good results for you.
The Legal 500
A good team with very capable skillsets to cover all property requirements, with a practical and commercial approach.
The Legal 500
Your key contacts
Rabinder Chaggar email Rabinder Chaggar
Partner
Rabinder works and has worked for a variety of clients in the real estate sector and as a consequence has acted on and advised on virtually every side of complex real estate projects.
View profile for Rabinder Chaggar >Chris Connors email Chris Connors
Partner
Chris is a corporate tax specialist, and has a depth of experience advising all types of clients on how to optimise their tax position.
View profile for Chris Connors >Graham McIntyre email Graham McIntyre
Partner
Graham “is well respected in the market” with over 25 years’ experience dealing with commercial landlord and tenant and real property disputes.
View profile for Graham McIntyre >Hayley Steel email Hayley Steel
Partner
Hayley is a Partner within the construction team, with a focus on non-contentious construction, development and infrastructure/energy projects.
View profile for Hayley Steel >Marianne Barker email Marianne Barker
Partner
A partner in the planning team with over 20 years experience of contentious and non-contentious planning law. Marianne understands planning “on the ground” and works with her clients to build their businesses and unlock potential roadblocks.
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