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Posted by Andrew Jones & Lucie Byron on 28 November 2024

Andrew Jones Real Estate Partner
Lucie Byron Partner - Head of Real Estate Finance
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Andrew Jones

Real Estate Partner

Andrew is responsible for the performance of the firm’s real estate group. He advises clients on the acquisition and disposal of freehold and leasehold commercial properties.

Lucie Byron

Partner - Head of Real Estate Finance

Lucie heads up our Real Estate Finance practice, acting for both lenders and borrowers. Lucie is also responsible for our trainees, overseeing their recruitment, care, training and development.

Andrew Jones

Andrew is responsible for the performance of the firm’s real estate group. He advises clients on the acquisition and disposal of freehold and leasehold commercial properties.

Lucie Byron

Lucie heads up our Real Estate Finance practice, acting for both lenders and borrowers. Lucie is also responsible for our trainees, overseeing their recruitment, care, training and development.

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