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Rachael Bott
Senior Associate

Rachael Bott

London, United Kingdom
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  • English
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Rachael is a Senior Associate in the Real Estate Disputes team and advises on a broad range of contentious property issues such as commercial landlord and tenant matters (including advising on contested and uncontested lease renewals) and development issues arising out of complex mixed-use development schemes, with a focus on rights of light issues.

Education

  • LLB, First Class Honours, University of Liverpool
Practice Areas
Dispute Resolution Real Estate Real Estate & Planning Disputes Real Estate Development Real Estate Occupiers

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