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This work covers helping clients navigate public investment, regeneration schemes and infrastructure projects aimed at promoting economic growth. A solicitor drafts and negotiates development agreements, planning obligations (section 106 style), and funding arrangements, and represents clients in planning matters, procurement and partnerships with public bodies. It also includes advising on grants, incentives, and regulatory compliance tied to growth initiatives. The focus is on translating policy into legally sound, workable schemes that unlock investment and build communities.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles complex development and funding structures, including planning obligations, land assembly, and multi-party governance. They manage the interplay between planning policy, public procurement rules, and financing arrangements, ensuring compliance and practical enforceability for all parties.

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