Emily Gill
Senior Associate
Land and Real Estate
- Cambridge
Biography
I am a senior associate in our commercial property team and have worked in both the Cambridge and London markets since qualifying as a solicitor in 2018. I act for a range of clients, including private individuals and small businesses, as well as large corporations, across various sectors such as logistics, education, finance, property management, development, and pension funds.
I advise on a range of real estate matters, including acquisitions and disposals of land, leases (for both landlords and tenants), development, financing and corporate support work. I also am part of the Tees renewable energy team.
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The Building Safety Levy (“Levy”) comes into force on 1 October 2026. It is a new charge on major residential developments in England, collected...
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The recent dispute surrounding the estate of country music legend Dolly Parton has highlighted an uncomfortable truth: even the most carefully planned estates can...
Retirement is a good time to review your finances, including any life assurance and critical illness cover you have. The right level of protection...
New figures highlighted by the BBC show a significant rise in clinical negligence claims relating to A&E care in England. The BBC’s analysis of...
A review into the care provided by suspended paediatric orthopaedic surgeon Ms Kuldeep Stohr at Addenbrooke’s Hospital has identified harm in hundreds of patients....
Good records do more than protect an employer when something goes wrong. They improve decisions, create consistency and give employees a fair understanding of...
Unfortunately, disputes between neighbours over trees often arise. Whilst trees can enhance the appearance of a property, they can also cause practical and legal...
Can your parents disinherit you? In England and Wales, a parent can generally leave their estate to whoever they choose. However, there are circumstances...
Buying a leasehold property comes with financial obligations that freeholders rarely have and two of the most misunderstood are ground rent and service charge....
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