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Simon is a Director and Head of Commercial Property at Cartmell Shepherd.

With over 20 years’ experience, Simon advises on a wide range of commercial and agricultural sales, purchases and leases, frequently working alongside the firm’s corporate business team advising on the property aspects of business acquisitions, disposals and other corporate transactions.

Simon qualified as a solicitor in 2005 after training with Cartmell Shepherd. He joined Nicholson Portnell Solicitors in 2007 and became a partner there in 2012. Simon returned to Cartmell Shepherd following the merger of Nicholson Portnell and Cartmell Shepherd in 2024.

Simon is a Fellow of the Agricultural Law Association.

About Simon

Simon grew up in Northumberland. After obtaining a Master’s degree in Arts and Social Sciences in Scotland, Simon completed the Common Professional Examination and Legal Practice Course at the University of Northumbria.

Outside work, Simon enjoys cycling and exploring the Northumbrian and Cumbrian countryside.

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“Simon’s attention to detail and determination always to ensure that I am legally protected both now and in the future is extremely reassuring and means I get peace of mind.  I enjoy working with him, and will continue to do so whenever the need arises.”

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“Simon has provided us with an outstanding level of service, far beyond our expectations. Throughout he has been highly professional, knowledgeable, proficient while maintaining a friendly and approachable manner. We highly recommend Simon and we will definitely use him again.”

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“Simon is friendly, approachable and professional. He explains everything in clear, easy to understand terms. Kept informed at every step. No hesitation in recommending anyone in need of legal assistance.”

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Acquisition reunites practice partner with the law firm where he learned his profession

May 3rd 2024

A PARTNER at a leading Northumberland law firm is once again working for the company where he trained following a recent amalgamation. Simon Jewitt’s legal career began as a trainee solicitor at Cumbria-based law firm Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors 21 years ago. The opportunity to move back to his native Tyne…

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