Jacqueline Knox > Gowling WLG > Birmingham, England > Lawyer Profile

Gowling WLG
TWO SNOWHILL
BIRMINGHAM
B4 6WR
England
Jacqueline Knox photo

Work Department

Real estate group, housing development and regeneration.

Position

Partner, Head of Social Housing

Career

Bramleys, solicitors, Nottingham – trainee solicitor 1990-1992; solicitor 1992-1996; Birmingham City Council Legal Services – senior solicitor 1996-2004; Wragge & Co, associate 2004-2008; director 2008-2014; Wragge Lawrence Graham & Co, partner, 2014.

Education

John Willmott Comprehensive; Nottingham Trent University – LLB(Hons) 1986-1989, Chester College of Law – Law Society Finals 1989/90.

Leisure

Badminton, walking, theatre.

Lawyer Rankings

West Midlands > Real estate > Social housing

(Leading individuals)

Jacqueline KnoxGowling WLG

Advising a range of not-for-profit registered providers, as well as pension funds, REITs and local authorities, Gowling WLG offers broad cross-sector experience in social housing, with a particular focus on major investments. Jacqueline Knox is head of the affordable housing team and specialises in social housing development and non-contentious housing management matters. Sally Farrall spearheads the firm’s affordable housing investment practice. Principal associate Gemma Courtenay has been a key contact on the firm’s social development projects for clients including Sanctuary Housing and Legal & General Affordable Homes. The Birmingham practice often operates on a cross-office basis, working closely with the firm’s London office, in which Richard Beckingsale leads on regeneration, and Dominic Morris advises on senior living.