Alison Gill
Paralegal
Alison is a Paralegal in our Commercial Property department and is based at our Lace Market office.
Expertise
- Dealing with new enquiries
- Matters relating to sale and purchase of commercial property
- Commercial leases
- Liaise with mortgage lenders, estate agents and solicitors
- Dealing with pre and post completion matters including stamp duty land tax and land registry applications
Approach
Alison has a friendly disposition, she is also very helpful and will do as much as she can to assist clients with their matters.
Career Highlights
- Alison has previously worked for a medium sized firm of Accountants for 10 years
- She then moved to Massers where she worked for 22 years in the Commercial Property & Dispute Resolution departments, prior to the merger with Rothera Bray Solicitors in October 2024
Alison Gill's Experience
Experience
22 years
- The Lace Market
- a.gill@rotherabray.co.uk
- 03456 465 465
Alison Gill's Experience
Experience
22 years
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