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The Residential Conveyancing Department at WSP Solicitors continues to grow through the recruitment of Conveyancer, Leanne Cooper.
Leanne joins WSP Solicitors bringing a wealth of experience in property law and extensive knowledge of the Gloucestershire property market. Registered with the Council for Licenced Conveyancers, Leanne largely deals with registered and unregistered freehold and leasehold residential sales and purchases across a range of low to high-value transactions.
On joining WSP, Leanne has said “I am really excited by the new opportunity working at WSP Solicitors will provide. I am looking forward to building some great new connections locally and being part of a department at the core of a long-standing legal business in the county”.
This comes after the firm also hired Lorraine Bruton (Solicitor) and Vicki Dick (Paralegal) to continue to ensure they can meet client demand and maintain excellent service levels throughout all property transactions.
Lucy McCallum, Board Director, and Head of Residential Conveyancing said of the move “I am delighted to have Leanne join us at WSP Solicitors. We have a fantastic working relationship and I know she will fit into the team very well. It is an exciting time in the department with new starters and new technology allowing us to continue to optimise the service we provide our clients”.
Leanne will be based in WSP Solicitors Stroud Office on Rowcroft. For all your conveyancing needs please get in touch here or call us on 01453 847200.
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