Whether you are amanaging agent, a solicitor, a valuer or supply services to the leasehold sector, we want to hear from you
APPOINTMENTS
Specialist property litigation firm BradySolicitorsmarkedits fifth birthday with theappointment of five propertymanagement specialists. Established inMarch 2008 by Clare Brady, thefirm is oneoftheUK’s leadingproperty management lawfirms, with a recognisedspecialismin service charge recovery and related disputes.Withits headquartersin Nottingham,Brady Solicitors has a national base of propertyman- agement companies, commercial landlords, surveyors, property developers and residents’ associa- tionsandemploys23people Dispute resolution specialist
LizRowen has joined Bradys from SLCSolicitors. Lizqualifiedasa solicitorin2008and also spent several years in the litigation teamat Lincolnshire firmWilkin Chapman. Fellow solicitor and newrecruitAmyHope-Smith spentfive yearsatEastMidlands lawfirm Nelsons,whereshe specialisedincommercial
disputes.Amy’s appointment is in
COMPANY NEWS
CRABTREEGROUP ISNOWONE-STOP PROPERTYSHOP
TheCrabtreeGroup announcedin Marchthat it is nowfully opera- tional, providing services includ- ingpropertymanagement, sales andlettings, leaseextensions andmajorworks. CrabtreeLaw LLP,led by JamesNaylor, is also supplyingafixed-feeservice both to existing clientsand thosewho want a stand-alone legal service. The Crabtree Group was
established inMay 2008 following the acquisition of Moretons and nowcomprises CrabtreePM Limited, CrabtreeCorporate
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Services Limited, Crabtree Property Investments Limited, Moretons Property Services Limitedand RegentsProperty ConsultantsLimited. Group Chairman, TerryWhite,
said “Although each company is runindependently,having all companies under a group structure ensures that the client receives anefficientand cost effective rangeofservices.”
FormoreinformationontheCrabtreeGroup pleasevisit
www.crabtreegroup.co.ukor calluson02083717070
RingleyCharteredSurveyorsbeatCrabtreePropertyManagement5: 1inafriendlyfootballmatchearlierthisyearandarenowlookingfor more challengers.If youareinterestedcall JasperGray02074281970
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APPOINTMENTS
WINCKWORTH SHERWOOD STRENGTHENS HOUSING MANAGEMENT
Newrecruits(ltor):AmyHope-Smith, Caroline Lee, Caroline Miyagawa, Clare Brady, Liz Rowen, Holly Jenkins
response to demand fromclients with mixed-use and commercial developments. Well-knownindustry
professional Caroline Leebrings 25 years’ experience across the legal and propertymanagement sectors, includingnineyears at Brethertonswhere she established andled theirservice charge recovery
team.Completing the quintet of newrecruits are Caroline Miyagawa and Holly Jenkins,bothofwhomjointhe litigation team. Caroline spent
14 yearswithnationalpractice Cartwright King and Holly’s experience includes an in-house role at Santander in Leicester, whereshe handledmortgage litigation work. Clare Bradysaid: ‘I’m confident
that we have asuperb team in placeand that ourproperty management clients, both old andnew,willfind themagreat support to their businesses.’
For more information, visitwww.
bradysolicitors.comor Tel 0115 985 3450.
TEAM Lawfirm Winckworth Sherwoodhas strengthened itsHousing Management teamwith the ap- pointmentofpartner NikkiLynds-
Xavier.Nikki,whojoined thefirm on2April, bringsmore than17 years’ experience in socialhous- ingmanagement, litigationand regulation,havingbuiltandledthe successful socialhousing teamat ClarkeWillmottanddeveloped the socialhousingandlocalauthority client base atCoffinMew. Winckworth Sherwood acts
formorethan200 social housing providers, housebuilders and funders.
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