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Euan Allan
Euan Allan’s practice is based mainly in the field of property law where his areas of expertise are in representing residential developers, businesses, private pension funds, banks and a wide range of clients in all aspects of the acquisition, leasing and disposal of property (and related business elements) in both the residential and commercial sectors.
Allan has built up a knowledge of these markets. In addition, he regularly works closely with the firms’ corporate department on the property aspects of business acquisitions and disposals in a number of sectors. In recent years, he has advised a steady stream of clients on the acquisition of a varied selection of owner-managed businesses.
He is recognised for his pragmatic and commercial approach to his clients’ requirements, however diverse they may be.
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