Prettys Solicitors LLP in Ipswich is increasingly involved in high-value transactions, particularly in core sectors such as the transport and logistics spaces. Rebecca Cleal leads the ‘courteous and efficient’ commercial property group, which includes residential development specialist Paul Munnings, whose ’problem-solving is second to none’, and Bradley Powell, who has notable expertise in leasehold enfranchisement work.
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- ‘I have mainly dealt with Paul Munnings at Prettys and I really appreciate the way that Paul and his colleagues all liaise with each other about the matters they are dealing with so all are in the know.’
- ‘Paul Munnings and the team at Prettys are professional, knowledgeable, efficient and really friendly. I have dealt with Paul and the team over the years and they have been truly brilliant.’
- ‘Paul Munnings is particularly proficient in what he does. His problem-solving is second to none and I trust him to resolve any files in a timely manner. He's also a good guy and very 'normal', which makes working with him far more enjoyable than most.’
- ‘Prettys has a broad variety of expertise, providing a well-rounded "all-in-one" service. Rarely do I have a problem that cannot be solved within the team. Prettys add a personal touch that make them incredibly easy to deal with.’
- ‘The team we dealt with was courteous and efficient.’
- ‘Professional and thorough in their working.’
Key clients
- Maritime Group Ltd
- Truro Property Developments Limited
- Marcus James Property Limited
- SEH Developments Limited
- Profile Homes
Work highlights
Advised Maritime Group Limited on a strategic Rail Freight Interchange transaction at Hinkley.
Advised Truro Property Developments Limited on a £6m refinance.
Advised SEH Developments Limited on the acquisition of a development site with a GDV in excess of £2.5m.
Practice head
Rebecca Cleal
Other key lawyers
Paul Munnings; Bradley Powell