Rachel Jones

Rachel is a senior associate in the property team specialising in planning law. She advises public and private sector clients on (often complex) contentious and non-contentious planning matters. Her practice encompasses assisting clients with complex planning applications and appeals, judicial review proceedings, development plan inquiries, enforcement matters and planning agreements. Rachel also advises both landlords and tenants on a wide range of commercial property matters including the leasing of commercial property, dilapidations and also advising on property aspects of corporate transactions (many multi-jurisdictional). · Carey Olsen

GuernseyReal Estate, Planning

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Senior associate in Carey Olsen's property team in Guernsey specialising in planning law. Advises public and private sector clients on complex contentious and non-contentious planning matters (including applications and appeals, judicial review, development plan inquiries, enforcement and planning agreements) and on commercial property matters such as leasing, dilapidations and property aspects of corporate transactions.

Domaines d’expertise

Real EstatePlanningPublic Law

Bureau

Guernsey

Carey Olsen · Rachel is a senior associate in the property team specialising in planning law. She advises public and private sector clients on (often complex) contentious and non-contentious planning matters. Her practice encompasses assisting clients with complex planning applications and appeals, judicial review proceedings, development plan inquiries, enforcement matters and planning agreements. Rachel also advises both landlords and tenants on a wide range of commercial property matters including the leasing of commercial property, dilapidations and also advising on property aspects of corporate transactions (many multi-jurisdictional).

Guernsey

Expertise

Planning applications & appealsJudicial review proceedingsDevelopment plan inquiriesEnforcement mattersPlanning agreementsCommercial leasingDilapidationsProperty aspects of corporate transactionsGuernsey and UK planning law

Inscriptions au barreau

Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales (admitted 2005)