Lawyers
Jane has long experience of dealing with a broad range of property transactions and was a partner for many years in two City firms before joining Black Graf LLP in 2010. She acts for individuals and businesses, particularly for clients requiring a broadly based lawyer to advise on issues in the wider commercial/ market context. She handles all types of commercial property transactions including acquisitions and disposals, commercial lettings for landlords and tenants, development work, joint ventures, corporate support and secured lending. She has specialist rail experience gained from her involvement at senior level in rail privatisation, particularly relevant to development over or close to the operational railway , including dealing with the regulatory aspects. Her work also includes dealing with residential sales and purchases and for many years she has managed Black Graf’s residential team. Jane handles non contentious employment work for both employers and employees across a range of industries. She particularly advises on contractual issues and policies. She has a practical approach and reputation for making transactions happen.
Work highlights:
- – Development and funding work relating to commercial development, some structured as joint ventures in London’s Docklands and elsewhere
- – Setting up residential lease schemes for developers and associated sales of residential units
- – Development schemes over and adjoining the operational railway
- – Development and operation of a rail connected freight terminal for a major car manufacturer
- – Advising a chain of shops on employment issues in an HR capacity
- – Negotiation of joining and exit arrangements for senior personnel with share options and other significant benefits
- – Advising on bonus schemes
Position and Qualification:
- – Consultant Solicitor from June 2025
- – Partner- joined in 2010
- – LLB University of Leicester 1977
- – Qualified as a solicitor in 1980
Related News
Directors’ Duties in a Downturn: Managing Risk, Scrutiny and Insolvency
Understanding the legal risks, heightened scrutiny and governance obligations facing company directors during periods of financial distress. Economic uncertainty places businesses under intense pressure and places company directors under greater legal scrutiny....
Can You Lose Legal Professional Privilege by Using ChatGPT?
Managing Privilege and Confidentiality Risks with Public AI Tools Artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT are increasingly being used to streamline document drafting, summarise information, and assist with legal research. While these tools can offer significant...
Prime Central London Property Trends in 2026
Buyer Power, Price Reductions, and a Market Still Searching for Direction Prime Central London (PCL) is rarely short of headlines, but 2026 is shaping up to be a particularly interesting point in the cycle from a transactional and advisory perspective. For property...
