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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Buying a leasehold property comes with financial obligations that freeholders rarely have and two of the most misunderstood are ground rent and service charge....
Most farming businesses accept they need to plan. Cropping decisions are reviewed seasonally, machinery is replaced over time, and business strategies evolve in response...
Deciding to sell a business built up over the years might be a difficult decision for a seller to make. However, there are circumstances...
The Land Registry was formed in 1862, but the registration of land and property was initially voluntary. The Land Registration Act 1925 introduced compulsory...
Avoiding one difficult conversation can create a much bigger problem. Poor performance rarely affects only the individual concerned: it changes workloads, standards and trust...
If your child is about to start a new school, its important to know their allergies will be understood and handled appropriately. We know...
What is the SFI26 and what does it seek to achieve? The Sustainable Farming Incentive 2026 scheme (SFI26) seeks to promote sustainable land management...
With a busy work schedule, it might seem better, quicker, easier, to skirt around a performance issue with an employee. Broad, general comments, perhaps...
When did the changes to Agricultural Property Relief come into effect? From Monday 6 April 2026. Is 100% relief still available for qualifying agricultural...
The government is introducing significant changes to the Trust Registration Service. The aim of these changes is to improve transparency, whilst reducing unnecessary administration...
If you’re thinking about buying a property in Cambridge, it’s important to get to know the local area. Although the same conveyancing laws apply...
A well-written probation clause will not manage performance for you. With ordinary unfair dismissal rights scheduled to arise after six months’ service from 1...
