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Ed is the managing partner of Moore Blatch, with overall executive responsibility for the firm’s strategic direction and corporate responsibilities. He typically acts for a range of investors, developers, commercial clients, private individuals, trusts and families with varying property interests and holdings across the UK. Ed is also head of the rural services team which includes lawyers specialising in all aspects of legal advice related to this sector, including property, wills and trusts, tax planning, business and partnership arrangements and land development. His clients within this sector include landed estates, landowners, investors, farmers, small holders and rural and equine businesses.
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Surrey-based firm has been delivering high-end family homes in London & the Home Counties for over four decades.
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