Jessica Arnold

Solicitor

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About Jessica:

Jess is a Solicitor in our Real Estate team.

Jessica advises landlords, tenants, developers, investors and lenders on a broad range of commercial property matters in our Real Estate team.

Jess handles a variety of different commercial property transactions including the sale of freehold and leasehold properties, secured lending transactions and acting for commercial landlords and tenants on all aspects of commercial leases. Jess’ positive attitude to work and adaptability allows her to provide a tailored and quality service so that every client gets the experience they deserve.

Specialisms:

  • Acquisitions and Disposals
  • Commercial Landlord and Tenant (leases, assignments, underlettings, licences and surrenders)
  • Lease Renewals (Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 renewals and re-gears)
  • Asset Management (licences to alter, licences to underlet, deeds of variation, wayleaves and landlord consents)

Learn more about Jessica's areas of expertise:

Real Estate

Our focus is getting to know our clients’ businesses so that we can provide commercially attuned legal advice.

Commercial landlord and tenant lawyers

Whatever side of the relationship you’re on, we have an expert team of landlord and tenant solicitors to help you quickly sort out any issues - we have the knowledge and skills to make it happen.
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Developers

As a commercial developer you will want to make sure your projects are completed to time and budget, optimally funded and that your risks are mitigated as far as possible.

Financing a commercial property

We have an experienced team of property and finance lawyers, who understand all the legal complexities; we will guide you through the legal process so that you can complete, quickly.

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RWK Goodman has expanded its expertise within its national real estate team with the strategic appointment of Cheryl Brady as a partner in the firm’s Bristol office.
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What does the Renters’ Rights Act mean for private landlords?
The Renters’ Rights Act represents a major change to private renting in England. It reforms how tenancies are created, how landlords can recover possession, how rent increases must be handled, and what tenants can...
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MEES and EPC B: have you checked your commercial leases?
The Government has given commercial landlords more time to deal with MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards). It has not given them a reason to do nothing.
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Victoria Morley-Jones named in Women Who Will Class of 2026
The head of RWK Goodman’s Bristol Property team has been named in the Trailblazer category of the 2026 Women Who Will list, which recognises women helping to drive excellence, inclusion and progress across the legal profession.
Opinion  |  16:06:26
Briefing Note: Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill 2026
In January 2026 the Government published the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill with the triple aims of making commonhold the default tenure for new multi-unit buildings, conversion of leasehold to commonhold easier and improving commonhold management in England and Wales.
Opinion  |  10:06:26
The pre action stages of the commercial lease renewal process
The commercial lease renewal process can be confusing if you are not familiar with it. And it can take a long time if it isn’t handled properly.
Opinion  |  10:06:26
An overview of the commercial lease renewal process
In this article we set out an overview of the commercial lease renewal process, which should serve as a good point of reference for commercial landlords, tenants, and Lease Advisory professionals.
Opinion  |  10:06:26
The post action stages of the commercial lease renewal process
Here we look at the process of issuing an application at court for the grant of a new tenancy and the determinations of its terms, and the requirements that follow, where the parties have been unable to agree terms.

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