Brodies LLP

Land and Rural Business

Graeme Leith is an experienced practitioner in the Real Estate practice area and specialises in advising clients who are active in the rural sector. He is known by clients and intermediaries for providing commercial and pragmatic advice, using his legal and sector knowledge to help clients achieve the desired results.

Graeme leads our market-leading forestry practice and has been involved in many recent high-value and high-profile acquisitions and sales of forestry and planting land. Clients benefit from his thorough understanding of the forestry sector and its importance to the Scottish economy and society. He also acts for owners, occupiers, funders and developers in a broad range of transactions, including renewable energy schemes, development options, agricultural tenancies and the purchase and sale of farms and estates.

Trained at Storie, Cruden and Simpson, qualified in 2000. Joined Brodies 2005 and promoted to partner 2019

Law Society of Scotland

LLB Honours at Aberdeen University – 1993 to 1997. Diploma in Legal Practice at Aberdeen University, 1998

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