The ‘assured and thorough’ team at Mishcon de Reya LLP is a robust choice for all matters concerning rural private estates, and its Cambridge office is a key location for the firm’s nationwide offering. Farm transactions, landed estate management, secured lending, and Agricultural Holdings Act tenancy work are among the strengths of the practice, which acts for a host of domestic and international clients. Rupert Melville-Ross is the leading figure in Cambridge and is one of the best-regarded, longstanding figures in the market. The ’extremely diligent’ Andrew Williamson is also a key name, and both Louise Moore and Thomas Andrews provide regular support to partners.
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‘The team at Mishcon de Reya are assured and thorough, whilst always being personable. They have been a joy to work with.’
‘The team are extremely knowledgeable and dynamic solutions are always found to solve problems for our clients. Communication is exceptional, we can always reach a member of the team if we have a query. The standard of the work is first class and it is extremely helpful to be able to draw on the wider teams at Mishcon with more complex client work.’
‘Always available and a problem solving approach. The team are highly intelligent.’
‘As individuals they are all very good; as a team they are outstanding.’
‘Very approachable. Excellent agricultural and residential knowledge. Very good transactional specialists.’
'Andrew Williamson is extremely diligent.’
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Leading partners
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Andrew Williamson
Leading associates
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Louise Moore
Practice head
Rupert Melville-Ross
Other key lawyers
Andrew Williamson; Louise Moore; Thomas Andrews; Rosie Reynolds