Nicholle Kingsley

Property (planning and environment).

Nicholle is a partner with extensive experience advising on planning, compulsory purchase and environment legal issues on a wide range of UK and international development and regeneration projects. She has a particularly strong practice in London, the Middle East (having spent over 2.5 years in Dubai advising on a wide variety of matters across the Mena region) and Far East. Nicholle is a solicitor advocate and has a keen interest in sustainability, and established and has chaired a Middle East corporate responsibility and sustainability group. Nicholle has excellent experience of major tall buildings, residential and commercial developments. She specialises in the real estate, hotels, retail and leisure sectors. Highlights include the £4bn metropolitan regeneration project at Stratford City and the London 2012 Olympic Park Athletes’ Village including drafting and negotiating the planning agreements and advising on compulsory purchase issues. Nicholle has advised on major redevelopment projects at Kings Cross and St Pancras, Crystal Palace, the former Young’s Ram Brewery site in Wandsworth, the Thames Tideway Tunnel and various major London and international developments.

Leicester University (BA Hons, Geography 1st Class); Nottingham University (Post Graduate Diploma in Law Commendation); Nottingham University Legal (Practice Course Commendation); University of Law (2014, Higher Rights qualification).