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Rachel Meredith

Email: rachel.meredith@wrigleys.co.uk

Telephone: 0113 204 5790

Office: Leeds

Department: Property

Position: Partner

Areas of practice:

Rachel qualified as a solicitor in 2005 and deals with a variety of commercial property matters including sales, purchases and landlord and tenant work, as well undertaking property due diligence in a corporate support role. For example, Rachel deals with overage agreements, conditional contracts, licences, easements, options, promotion agreements and wayleaves.  Rachel has specialisms dealing with property in the rail industry and the holiday sales industry.  Rachel also deals with associated residential property transactions and is accredited by the Conveyancing Quality Scheme.

Rachel acts for a wide variety of clients, including investors, property development companies, landed estates and several major train operating companies.  

 
 

Testimonials:

"professional and very well-informed" (Legal 500)

"Rachel Meredith has ‘exceptional knowledge’ of the legal framework surrounding the rail industry." (Legal 500)

 

 
 

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