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Clifton Ingram LLP Solicitors Offices

22-24 BROAD STREET
WOKINGHAM
RG40 1BA
England
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Mr Ian Graham

Work Department
Commercial Property
Position
Partner
Career
Ian has considerable experience in all aspects of commercial property law work including the acquisition, letting and disposal of commercial properties for owners, occupiers and investors, advising on the management of investment portfolios and lending secured on properties and is accustomed to dealing with major acquisitions and disposals.His clients include a variety of residential developers. He also advises charities on property matters and deals with disposals and acquisitions of small businesses involving commercial premises.
Education
Ian qualified as a solicitor in 1985. He has a degree in Law from the University of Liverpool and completed the Part 2 Legal Practice Course at the College of Law in Chester.
Lawyer Rankings
South East > Real estate > Commercial property: Thames Valley, Berks, Oxon, M4/M40
Clifton Ingram LLP Solicitors‘s varied real estate practice comprises capabilities across acquisitions and disposals, residential development mandates and agricultural related work, alongside the handling of various premise types. Practice leader Jonathan Foulds advises an array of clients across the full spectrum of commercial property matters such as portfolio management issues, refinancings and business acquisitions as well as head office moves, while Ian Graham is regularly engaged by residential developers and charities. Transactional expert Spencer Grimshaw further bolsters the practice.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
Firm Rankings
- Real estate > Commercial property: Thames Valley, Berks, Oxon, M4/M40
- Private client > Family: Thames Valley, Berks, Oxon, M4/M40
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: Thames Valley, Berks, Oxon, M4/M40
- Employment > Employment: Thames Valley, Berks, Oxon, M4/M40
- Finance > Insolvency and corporate recovery