Strategic land sale in Maldon for 280 home development
Our Real Estate team acted for a private landowner in the sale of strategic development land in Maldon, Essex, completing
Planning Law
Our planning lawyers help you through the intricacies of the planning process and guide you throughout to the successful completion of your project.
Overview
Cut through complex planning issues with our team of legal experts
Working for speed and efficiency for the success of your project
The planning process can be complex and contentious, resulting in delays and rising costs. We’ll be there for you to find the fastest, most pragmatic and most cost-effective path towards a successful outcome for residential, commercial and rural developments.
Agricultural diversification
We understand the pressures businesses face to diversify, especially in the farming sector. We can assist in changing the use of buildings or land from agricultural to non-agricultural use. Working closely with our specialist agricultural property team, we support clients from the initial development of the diversification proposal through to the delivery of the scheme. We’ll keep you informed of any changes in planning law that may impact your business.
Our expertise - multi-sector planning law experience
Many of our clients are landowners, developers and SMEs. We have extensive experience and a deep understanding of their needs and requirements. Our services include advising on local plan site allocations, securing planning permissions, and supporting project implementation. We assist with planning, compulsory purchase and all types of planning applications.
How we can help
If you’d like to meet one of our experts for a confidential, no obligation chat, please get in touch.
We have offices across Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshire, but we can help you wherever you are in England and Wales.
Tees Law boasts a team of solicitors with deep expertise in various legal fields. This multi-disciplinary approach allows the firm to provide comprehensive solutions tailored to client needs.
Our expertise
Our planning law solicitors can support and advise you on a range of issues including:
- Agricultural diversification
- Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
- Compulsory purchase and development consent orders
- Highways and draining agreements
- Planning applications and planning permissions
- Planning enforcement and certificates of lawfulness
- Planning appeals
- Planning judicial and statutory reviews
- National and local planning policy
- Compulsory purchase
- Public rights of way
- Section 106 agreements
Legal and financial advice
Tees is a full-service top-tier Legal 500 firm, so we can support you with any legal matters surrounding planning law, and other legal issues that might affect your organisation or business such as tax and employment law.
Working with us, you can have the confidence of having an experienced full service team behind you.
We also have in-house independent financial advisers who work closely with our lawyers to deliver all the advice you need for your business.
Our experience in planning law
Case studies
Tees advise landowner on £4.5 million sale for residential development in Wickford, Essex
Our Real Estate team recently advised a landowner client on the unconditional sale of a house and land in Wickford,
Tees advises on strategic land promotion agreement
We are pleased to confirm that our Real Estate team has acted for the landowner on a new promotion agreement
Tees advises Stonebond on Shenfield site acquisition
Stonebond Chelmsford has completed the acquisition of a prime development site in Shenfield, Essex, marking the second joint venture scheme
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