Emma Daniels

Director, Commercial Property

Banbury office
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Emma is a Director in the Commercial Property team. Emma advises on a range of Commercial Property transactions, including freehold and leasehold acquisitions and Landlord and Tenant matters.

Highly regarded by her clients and the firm, she is described as providing technically sound and professional advice with a friendly manner.

Prior to joining SE-Solicitors, she trained in South East London before qualifying as a Solicitor in March 2015.

Specialisms

Commercial Property
Freehold & leasehold acquisitions
Commercial Developments
Landlord & tenant
Commercial Investments & Portfolios

Endorsements & Memberships

What clients say about Emma

“I really appreciate your help and advice with getting all of the sales to complete – you’ve done a fantastic job and it’s such a pleasure to finally find a solicitor who is pragmatic and helpful in getting the deals done rather than just endless obstruction! So many thanks, it’s very much appreciated.”
Client 2022
“I am in my 60’s and have found SE-Solicitors to be the best solicitors I have ever dealt with. Professional yet friendly, I would recommend to anyone.”
Client 2022
“We have received excellent advice from Emma Daniels which has been implemented with great efficiency and a friendly and very professional attitude.”
Client, The Legal 500 Review 2023
“Emma, you are a credit to SE, you always answer the phone or ring back. I will be in contact soon about my personal business with the relevant department. “
Julian Gutteridge

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Emma Daniels, Commercial Property at SE Solicitors

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