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Richard is an associate in our real estate team, specialising in Landlord and Tenant transactions.
Richard is a solicitor in our Real Estate team, specialising in acquisition and disposal work in the retail and leisure sectors. Acting for mostly restaurateurs, Richard can provide advice on all aspects of leasehold acquisition, management and disposal.
Richard also acts for a loyal following of hoteliers and various household name retailers, bar and club operators with clients praising his “direct and erudite” and “intuitive, pro-active and hands on” approach to transactional work.
Additional and previous experience includes acquisition and disposal work in the office and industrial sectors and Richard continues to act for a number of large estates and mid-sized institutional landlords.
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Outside of work, Richard is an aspiring cook and all round food obsessive as well as being a keen sportsman.
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