Daniel is a Member (Partner) in the firm and heads the firm's Agricultural Law team. He has developed his specialism in agricultural law since 2007 with a specific interest in renewable energy projects. He has a wealth of experience in advising landowners/farmers as opposed to developers and also deals with agricultural tenancies and farming partnership matters. Daniel assists landowners in the disposal of property to realize its commercial potential, either by way of sale or more commonly by way of long lease to the developer. Daniel is extremely knowledgeable, efficient and provides clear and concise advice to his clients. The main areas of work on which he can assist are: Reviewing of heads of terms for renewable energy projects Assisting in the review: understanding and explanation of enquiries relating to renewable energy projects Drafting, advising on, amending and negotiating sale agreements; options and leases for renewable energy projects Drafting, advising, amending, and negotiating a section 106 agreement which maybe a requisite to obtaining planning permission for a project Direct agreements with the developer’s funder Decommissioning securities Sublease and deeds of variations for infrastructure required by the DNO Assisting on transfers and head leases as part of tax planning in the event of the renewable project being commissioned.
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Rebecca Woodley is a Solicitor and Senior Associate in the Family Law department, based primarily in the Downham Market office. She is particularly focused on divorce, civil partnership disputes, children, and finance. Rebecca works with a wide range of clients across a wide range of ages. Rebecca particularly enjoys interacting with clients and working with them to help them reach an agreement so they can move forward following separation and divorce. Rebecca’s clients can expect a solicitor who listens to their needs and advises accordingly. Rebecca is empathetic and works hard to achieve the client’s aims within the existing legal framework. Rebecca likes to deal with cases amicably and by agreement, as this leads to significantly better outcomes for the whole family.