Commercial property lawyers across Kent and Sussex
Rix & Kay has an extensive team of commercial property lawyers that operate across Kent and Sussex. We pride ourselves on our speed, pragmatism and thoroughness in advising our clients. We communicate clearly, in plain English, giving a range of options wherever possible so that clients can make an informed, commercial decision.
“The team at Rix & Kay is led by managing partner Richard Cripps. Cripps is regarded for his experience in the agricultural sector and also acts on a range of residential and commercial development projects and portfolio acquisitions for a variety of clients”.
“Richard Cripps – commercially aware and no nonsense, concise advice”.
When we embarked on the Ansty Village Centre project we started with a clean sheet of paper and no experience. Drawing on the range of professional expertise that Rix & Kay can offer we have established an effective charity governance model, dealt with a range of property transactions, and delivered a significant construction project. We were always confident that Rix & Kay understood the transaction(s) and were able to deploy the full range of expertise to ensure a successful outcome. We would have no hesitation in recommending them for any project in the charitable and community sports sector.
Ansty Village Centre Trust, Client Satisfaction Survey, June 2024
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