Commercial Property
"Pragmatic, quick to respond and extremely experienced, Judith Beddow of Wilsons in Salisbury heads the firm's commercial property team. She works closely with the charities department on property work for schools and community buildings."
Chambers Guide to the UK Legal Profession - 2008
"Judith Beddow heads Wilsons' practice, which was joined by Chris Nichols and delivers City-quality work, according to clients."
The Legal 500 The Clients' Guide to the Legal Profession - 2007
Wilsons commercial property lawyers act for landowners with substantial property portfolios, companies with significant investment landholdings, renowned educational institutions, major charities and leading national professional practices. Equally our advice provides value for money to entrepreneurs, start-ups and smaller businesses.
We pride ourselves on developing a good understanding of what matters to our clients. We provide a service tailored to suit the needs of each of our clients and offer the experience to steer the tranasaction to a sensible commercial conclusion. We give pragmatic advice in straightforward language, are proactive and responsive.
We have the breadth of expertise to act on a range of commercial property matters such as:
- All aspects of commercial leases - acting for both landlord and tenants on: the grant of new leases, surrender of leases, assignments, underleases etc.
- Buying and selling freehold and leasehold commercial properties, offices, factories and industrial estates
- Licenced premises and hotels
- Option agreements, overage/clawback and covenant arrangements
- Advertising hoarding leases
- Minerals, quarries and waste
- Urban and other development sites
- Charity property
- Schools, colleges and universities
- Military property matters
- Refinancing and reorganising of security
- Planning
Initial Contacts:
Commercial Property
Judith Beddow – Partner
Dominic Ogden – Partner
Jane Lonergan - Partner
Sue Berry - Consultant
Chris Nichols - Consultant
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