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Landlord & Tenant

Whether you are the Landlord or the Tenant of commercial premises we are able to offer a wide range of services from the grant of the lease through to the termination of the lease, including:-

  • Granting or renewing commercial leases
  • Assigning, sub-letting and sharing occupation
  • Landlord’s consents/ licences
  • Rent reviews
  • Advising on breaking the term of the lease
  • Advising in relation to non-payment of rent or other breaches of covenant
  • Repossession of your premises
  • Dilapidation issues

Although there is usually no legal requirement to employ a lawyer, using our commercial team means that you will have the benefit of our specialist knowledge and experience to avoid the pitfalls and to effect all the formalities necessary to complete the matter on your behalf. We have a wealth of experience and over the past year we acted in connection with restaurants, takeaways, pubs, retail shops (from small high street premises to Cabot Circus), clubs, hotels, office blocks and doctor’s surgeries, warehouses.
 

MEET THE TEAM


Tony Moore - Director and Solicitor - Head of the Commercial Department
Richard Harris - Solicitor
Katie Hughes - Director and Solicitor
Grant McCall - Director and Commercial Solicitor
John Todd - Solicitor
Rachael Allport - Solicitor
Christopher Brown - Solicitor

ARTICLES


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Negotiating a new lease of business premises

Solicitor Katie Hughes Specialist Commercial Lawyer offers some guidance.

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Service Charges - Are you being served?

Andrew Jack, Solicitor looks at pitfalls in the law relating to service charges which can affect flat owners and Landlords.

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