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John Segal

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I am a Partner of the firm and has practiced law for some 40 years. During that time, I’ve accumulated a wealth of experience on residential and commercial property matters, both freehold and leasehold, advising companies and individuals in the UK and internationally. I adopt a calm approach when problems arise, identifying solutions to meet the needs of my clients.

I’m a firm believer in providing each client with a bespoke service and am committed to helping them achieve their goals. This personal approach means my clients always have direct and continuous contact with me throughout a transaction, invariably involving an initial meeting to discuss the detail of their particular transaction.

I have wide interests in subjects as diverse as music, film, sport and the arts. I’m an ardent Chelsea supporter.

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