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About Katherine

Katherine handles all aspects of agricultural law, including agricultural and estate conveyancing, advising on mineral and sporting rights, overage and clawback agreements and options for renewable energy projects.

Katherine deals with all aspects of residential conveyancing.

About Katherine

Katherine graduated from the University of Exeter with a BA (Hons) in Law and Society before completing the Legal Practice Course at Bristol Law School. She joined Cartmell Shepherd as a Trainee Solicitor in 2006, qualifying as a solicitor in 2008.

Katherine is a member of the Agricultural Law Association.

Testimonials

"Katherine is an excellent professional capable of handling all matters related to rural property."

Anonymous

"Katherine is amazing. She is really, really good with clients and she gets really stuck into the tricky issues."

Anonymous
"Katherine guided us through a complex issue of the right of way and proceeded to complete the house sale very quickly.  Never having dealt with selling my parent’s house, Cartmells made the process simple and helped us all the way.  I would not consider any other solicitors for any future business – superb!" Anonymous
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