Harper James has significantly expanded its commercial property practice with strategic appointments.
- Parmjit Gill joins as head of commercial property, bringing over 20 years of expertise to the firm.
- Sarah Fecitt is appointed as senior commercial property solicitor, offering extensive experience in real estate.
- These appointments align with the firm’s ambitious plans to double its turnover by 2026.
- The firm’s commercial property sales have doubled, reflecting a robust growth trajectory.
Harper James has recently enhanced its commercial property practice by appointing Parmjit Gill as the head of the department and Sarah Fecitt as a senior solicitor. This strategic move is part of the firm’s growth intentions, which aim to double its turnover by the end of 2026. The firm’s commercial property team has witnessed a doubling in sales revenue in the previous financial year, while the firm’s overall revenue has increased by 42%.
Parmjit Gill, newly appointed as head of commercial property, comes with an impressive career spanning more than two decades. Parmjit has previously led a national team of lawyers, delivering comprehensive services spanning the entire spectrum of commercial property law. Her expertise also includes advising on acquisitions, disposals, site assembly, development contracts, investment finance, and refinancing across both commercial and residential contexts.
Sarah Fecitt, bringing over 15 years of post-qualification experience in private practice, steps into the role of senior commercial property solicitor. Her background in top-tier law firms has equipped her with a rich understanding of commercial real estate, covering transactional matters involving tenants and landlords, refinancing, auctions, acquisitions, and portfolio management.
Parmjit Gill expressed enthusiasm regarding her new role, stating, “It is an exciting time to join Harper James as head of commercial property as the firm embarks upon its ambitious growth plans.” She highlighted the firm’s culture, client quality, and unique approach within the legal sector as significant factors in her decision to join.
Ashley Mott, the legal services director, commented on the new appointments: “Welcoming Parmjit and Sarah, both highly seasoned specialists in commercial property law, marks a significant step forward for the growth of our commercial property law offering.” He emphasized that their inclusion is pivotal in supporting clients’ expanding commercial property needs.
The appointments of Parmjit Gill and Sarah Fecitt signify a robust enhancement of Harper James’s commercial property practice, aligning with its growth ambitions.
