With us in your corner, the commercial side of your business is in safe hands.

Practical, focused and fast when you need us to be, we pay attention to the detail while keeping things moving – leaving you to stay focused on your next move.

Whether you’re buying, selling, structuring or investing in your business, let us do the heavy lifting so you don’t have to.

Legal expertise that supports your employees and your business. We’re always available and always ready to step in when you need us. 

Our breadth of expertise means you’ll be prepped and ready to handle the unique challenges of this fast-paced and ever-changing sector. 

Your business is unique. We’ll help you keep it that way. 

Our deep level of sector expertise means we’re the go-to law firm for clients leading the way in the low-carbon industry. 

Tamsin Mann

Partner

Tamsin is commercially focussed with a calm and pragmatic approach.  She goes above and beyond to provide the best service to her clients whilst striving to build and maintain strong relationships. Described as ‘relatable’ she takes the stress out of the transaction with a view to progressing it as quickly and effectively as possible.

She advises businesses on a wide range of commercial property matters to include landlord and tenant, with a particular focus on clients with property portfolios. She is experienced in handling property transfers involving secured lending, grant funding and SIPP arrangements, and works closely with clients to ensure that she understands their commercial aims and objectives.

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