Contact Lynn
Lynn trained and qualified in Leeds with Rind Hind Stewart (subsequently Cobbetts), since then she has worked for Addleshaw Booth & Co, Eversheds and PCB solicitors.
She has extensive experience of the full range of commercial property transactions including freehold sales and purchases, all aspects of landlord and tenant maters including estate management, property development and site assembly, option agreements, overage/clawback agreements, local authority property transactions, the property aspects of major corporate transactions and funding. In addition Lynn advises on the sale and purchase of businesses, charities/CICs, company formation, partnerships and terms of business.
Over the years, Lynn has acted for a wide variety of clients from sole traders to multi-national companies. Those clients have included amongst others manufacturers, retailers, residential and commercial property developers, banks, institutional investors, pension funds, breweries and local and statutory authorities.
Lynn has two young children and therefore she does not have much spare time but enjoys reading and running.
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