Antony Fyson
Partner
Antony Fyson is a Partner at Rothera Bray Solicitors. He works from our Lace Market office and offers clients a wealth of expertise in commercial property, property development and conveyancing matters.
Expertise
- Commercial Property
- Commercial Leases
- Company Sales & Purchases
- Business Sales & Purchases
Approach
Rothera Bray are experienced solicitors and Antony is well regarded in terms of conveyancing and commercial property matters. Antony has an enviable reputation for providing no-nonsense practical legal advice. Clients also appreciate the level of communication provided by Antony & his team to ensure they are regularly kept up to date during their matters.
Antony is multi-disciplined so is able to provide his clients a seamless service for commercial property and conveyancing matters. His wealth of expertise also covers commercial property advice to businesses, landowners, & investors in the region on buying / selling of commercial property, commercial leases and commercial mortgages. In addition he also advises clients on the conveyancing process to buy and / or sell property. If you are considering moving property, request a conveyancing quote today
Antony’s solid knowledge and experience underpins everything he does. He regularly acts for a wide range of clients across the Midlands and nationally.
Experience
Experience
34 years
Qualifications
- Antony started his legal career in 1986 as an Articled Clerk at Hunt Dickins and Willatt (now Freeths Solicitors)
- Qualified as a solicitor in 1988.
- Antony joined Sharp Young and Pearce in 1993, prior to the firm merging with Rothera Dowson in 2016 to become Rothera Bray
- Became a partner in 1997 at Sharp Young and Pearce in 1997
Positions Held
Testimonials
“Very professional service from start to finish. Excellent and efficient handling of our case.”Joanna Wells
“Very professional service, excellent customer service. I would highly recommend. Many thanks.”Georgina Burrows
- Lace Market
- a.fyson@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 973 7623
Experience
Experience
34 years
Qualifications
- Antony started his legal career in 1986 as an Articled Clerk at Hunt Dickins and Willatt (now Freeths Solicitors)
- Qualified as a solicitor in 1988.
- Antony joined Sharp Young and Pearce in 1993, prior to the firm merging with Rothera Dowson in 2016 to become Rothera Bray
- Became a partner in 1997 at Sharp Young and Pearce in 1997
Positions Held
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