Partner & Head of Licensing
Russell Thompson is a Partner in the Commercial Property department at Rothera Bray Solicitors and is based at our Lace Market office.

Russell is a dedicated commercial property lawyer who is passionate about securing the best deals for his clients on the most favorable terms. Known for his friendly and approachable nature, he supports clients throughout every stage of their transaction, offering expert guidance that ensures they feel confident and informed.
With a keen eye for detail, Russell is committed to providing pragmatic and concise advice, focusing on the critical issues that matter most. He takes the time to get to know his clients personally, allowing him to fully understand their unique needs and expectations, and deliver tailored solutions that meet their goals.
“Russell Thompson is an outstanding solicitor to work with. He is highly knowledgeable, meticulous in his approach, and consistently delivers clear, practical advice. Russell combines professionalism with genuine care for his clients, and his integrity and responsiveness set him apart. I would recommend him without hesitation.”Claudio De Falco
1995

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