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Jenna Allsop

Associate Solicitor Commercial Property | Wells
Office: 01749 342323

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I qualified in May 2014 and specialise in leasehold and freehold commercial property transactions.

I joined the commercial property team at Mogers Drewett in May 2016. I specialise in leasehold and freehold commercial property transactions with particular experience in landlord and tenant transactions.

I believe in working with my clients with the aim of achieving practical and commercial results ensuring that I advise and guide my clients through every step of the process.

I am also a qualified civil and commercial mediator and am a member of the ADR Group international panel of mediators.

In my free time I enjoy reading, exercising, travelling and cooking. I also volunteer at Julian House in Bath helping to cook and serve meals to the homeless.

 

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