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Nicola is a Partner in the Irwin Mitchell Planning Team, with a particular expertise in mixed use regeneration projects and enabling developments. She acts for a wide variety of private sector clients, including house-builders, land promoters and development companies; retail developers, investment funds; care home providers and crematoria. She also regularly advises clients on the Community Infrastructure Levy.
Nicola has been listed as a Next Generation Lawyer by the Legal 500, and as an Associate to Watch by Chambers Guide. She is ranked alongside the Southern Region Planning Team, which is tier one rated in both Chambers and the Legal 500.
She also made an appearance on Planning Magazine's list of Highest Rated Planning Solicitors 2019
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