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Lester Aldridge—David Fanchi

09 January 2023
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Real estate partner joins Lester Aldridge

Leading law firm Lester Aldridge is pleased to welcome David Fanchi who has joined as a partner in the real estate team, based in Southampton. 

David acts for both national and international commercial real estate owners and occupiers in the acquisition, management and disposal of their commercial real estate interests.

Ranked by independent legal directories Chambers & Partners and Legal 500, David is well-regarded by clients for his personable approach and commercial outlook to ensure matters are pursued as diligently as possible. David’s recruitment further strengthens LA’s Lender Services team which has seen significant growth in recent years.

'The firm’s strength in depth together with its friendly culture were the deciding factors in me joining the partnership at Lester Aldridge,' said David. 'I am very confident that clients and contacts alike will be well looked after and will have all their needs serviced.'

Matthew Barrow, the firm’s managing partner, commented: 'I am delighted to welcome David to the partnership. He has a wealth of skills and experience that will add significant value to our practice, furthering our offering in the real estate sector.'

LA’s extensive real estate team comprises experienced commercial property solicitors spread across three offices in Bournemouth, London and Southampton. It includes recognised specialists in planning and environmental matters, development, construction and engineering, property litigation and real estate finance.

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