Olivia Stevens

Solicitor

Health & Social Care Sector | Commercial landlord and tenant | Financing commercial property | Real Estate

M: 07391 047954
Olivia.Stevens@rwkgoodman.com
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About Olivia:

Olivia is a Solicitor in our Real Estate Team.

Olivia assists with a wide range of commercial property matters including both freehold and leasehold commercial acquisitions and disposals, commercial finance and advising both landlords and tenants in relation to all aspects of commercial leases.

Olivia also assists with real estate elements of corporate acquisitions in the Health and Social Care sector.

Learn more about Olivia's area 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.

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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