Israr Syed is a dedicated Solicitor at Appleby Shaw, specializing in both commercial and residential property conveyancing. With a robust understanding of property law, Israr has successfully navigated complex transactions, demonstrating his expertise in high-value deals. Notably, he played a pivotal role in the purchase...
Israr Syed is a dedicated Solicitor at Appleby Shaw, specializing in both commercial and residential property conveyancing. With a robust understanding of property law, Israr has successfully navigated complex transactions, demonstrating his expertise in high-value deals. Notably, he played a pivotal role in the purchase of an off-plan flat in London valued at £3.5 million, showcasing his ability to manage significant investments while ensuring compliance with legal requirements. His experience extends to acting on the assignment of four off-plan plots in a major London development, each worth £650,000, where he adeptly coordinated with developers and clients to facilitate smooth transactions.
Israr's proficiency in dispute resolution and litigation further enhances his capability to address any challenges that may arise during the conveyancing process. His legal writing skills are instrumental in drafting precise contracts and agreements, ensuring that all parties are protected throughout the transaction. As part of a collaborative team of solicitors, Israr has also been involved in larger-scale purchases, demonstrating his ability to work effectively in high-pressure environments while maintaining a focus on client satisfaction.
In addition to his property law expertise, Israr is well-versed in wills, arbitration, and powers of attorney, making him a versatile asset to his clients. His commitment to excellence and his comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape position him as a trusted advisor in the field of residential property. With a keen eye for detail and a proactive approach, Israr Syed continues to make significant contributions to Appleby Shaw and the broader legal community.
