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Dealing with commercial property can be incredibly complicated, whether you are a landlord, tenant, developer or bank, and are looking to buy or sell a property, or are currently involved in a dispute.

At Lupton Fawcett, our team of specialist commercial property solicitors has handled a variety of cases of this nature, and we are here to offer you easy-to-understand legal advice that will help you in your current circumstances.

We have one of the largest commercial property teams in the north, and have handled cases across Leeds, York, Sheffield and the rest of Yorkshire, so we are well placed to help you, whatever your situation.

To speak to a solicitor about how we can help, contact us by calling 0333 323 5292, or fill out the online enquiry form and we will get back to you at a more convenient time.

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Lupton Fawcett’s experienced team of legal professionals can help you to find a solution regarding any aspect of commercial property law. We are on hand to guide you throughout what can otherwise be a complicated process, and we will strive to achieve the desired outcome.

To speak to a member of our team, contact us by phone today or fill out our enquiry form and we will be in touch.

Lupton Fawcett are a leading personal and commercial law firm in Yorkshire with well-established offices of highly experienced solicitors in Leeds, Sheffield and York.

We have spent over one hundred years using our legal skills to help you through difficult, complicated or emotional times.  Within every area of law, we put your interests first.

We provide a personalised service, with sector specialists and extensive resources to ensure we are giving you the best solutions to your problems.

Lupton Fawcett have long been recognised for our expertise in Commercial Property Law.

Our Commercial Property Conveyancing Solicitors act regularly for clients across the United Kingdom including Bradford, Birmingham, Hull, Liverpool, London, Manchester and Nottingham.

As recognised experts in Commercial Conveyancing we can support your needs wherever you live in England, Wales & Northern Ireland.

Call today or complete the enquiry form and we will get back in touch with you quickly.  We will always respond promptly, and we will be happy to help.

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Specialist Lawyer Joins Lupton Fawcett in York

Specialist lawyer joins Lupton Fawcett in York

Lupton Fawcett LLP has appointed Janice Carey who has more than 20 years’ experience in agriculture, ecclesiastical and landed estates. Janice joins the York Office from Wrigleys in Leeds.

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New appointment for Lupton Fawcett in Sheffield as client base grows

New appointment for Lupton Fawcett in Sheffield as client base grows

Lupton Fawcett is continuing to expand its Sheffield office with the appointment of solicitor, Katie Hobson to its commercial property department.

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Three New Partners for Lupton Fawcett’s Commercial Property Department

Three New Partners for Lupton Fawcett’s Commercial Property Department

Lupton Fawcett has promoted Kirsty Barsby, Zoe Lang and Sarah Temple to partners. The three property lawyers have each worked with the Yorkshire law firm, which has offices in Leeds, York and Sheffield, for more than 11 years.

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Specialist Agriculture and Landed Estates solicitor joins Lupton Fawcett

Specialist Agriculture and Landed Estates solicitor joins Lupton Fawcett

Caroline Hawcroft has joined the York office of law firm, Lupton Fawcett, as a senior associate solicitor.

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Lupton Fawcett further strengthens Sheffield Office with Commercial Property Department specialist lawyer

Lupton Fawcett further strengthens Sheffield office with Commercial Property Department specialist

Specialist property lawyer, Satinder Mander, has joined Lupton Fawcett’s Sheffield office as a senior solicitor.

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