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- How will Brexit impact on the commercial property sector—both in the short and long-term?
- Will there be any impact on property law affecting these sectors in the UK—again in the short and long term?
- How will this impact upon UK lawyers and their clients?
Article summary
Property analysis: An underlying uncertainty should not alter the UK’s position as an attractive market for commercial property. Steve Eccleston, managing partner of Kuits Solicitors, based in Manchester, assesses the fallout from the EU referendum result, anticipating changes to the business models at many law firms, with some effects likely to bring good news for clients.
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