Our Commercial Property Team, who form part of the Walker Foster Business Team, specialise in all aspects of Commercial, Agricultural and Development property matters.
We offer friendly, personal, practical and professional advice tailored to each transaction as we appreciate commercial transactions have their own unique requirements. We can also provide site visits, where necessary, to personally assess your situation.
Our Commercial Property team, headed by our Director Craig Williams, strive to balance commercial objectives against a way of life and local reputation through providing practical, no-nonsense advice.
We also appreciate that transactions involving commercial, agricultural or estate property often have special complications or considerations.
However, due to our many years of experience, we can guide you through a wide range of business-related property matters using pragmatic legal advice and expertise on your circumstances.
Some of the most common matters we deal with on a daily business relate to:
As a company, Walker Foster are trusted solicitors for generations, which means we forge long relationships with clients.
We have been on the journey with our clients, sometimes from the beginning, and helped them grow throughout the years to expand their business with additional sites or an expansion to their existing property.
No matter your legal matter, our priority to make each transaction as efficient and personal as possible.
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You can contact Craig and his team by emailing cw@walkerfoster.com or by calling them on 01609 711158.
This article must not be construed as legal advice. All cases are different on their facts and you should consult with us directly on your case.
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