Hamlins LLP
Roland Brandman is an experienced real estate solicitor currently serving as a Principal Associate at Hamlins LLP since July 2022, specializing in investment and development deals, lettings, financings, and management issues. Prior to this role, Roland was a Senior Associate at Fladgate LLP from March 2014 to June 2022, focusing on commercial property transactions, including acquisitions, disposals, and leasing matters. Roland also worked at CMS Cameron McKenna LLP between October 2012 and May 2014, primarily representing institutional funds in capital transactions and landlord-tenant issues. Roland's legal career began as a Trainee Solicitor at Pinsent Masons LLP from September 2010 to September 2012, gaining diverse experience across several practice areas. Roland holds a Legal Practice Course Plus degree from the College of Law, a Graduate Diploma in Law from BPP Law School, and a BA Hons. Oxon. in Classics from the University of Oxford.
Hamlins LLP
Hamlins LLP is a well established, highly capable, commercial law firm based in London. We focus on sectors where we have particular expertise. These include media, digital, real estate, sport, retail and leisure. Our service is partner-led and we don't charge big-firm rates - our hourly rates and fixed charges for our services are highly competitive. We act for both global brand names and SMEs and can tailor our service to both big and small transactions. We serve all types of clients from a diverse range of industries, from public companies to individuals and entrepreneurs. We have a broad range of commercial law expertise and some niche specialisations for which we have a particular reputation. We always aim to develop long term relationships with our clients. By working closely with them we contribute towards our clients' continued development and success. At the heart of any professional relationship is client care, which for lawyers demands a clarity of advice, vital given the speed of transactions and the legal complexities which face a client. Equally important is clarity on fees and reports on the progress of a matter.