Wednesday, March 12, 2025

Leicester law firm expands Development team

Leicester law firm Howes Percival has expanded its Development team with two new appointments.

Parvinder Rama joins Howes Percival as an Associate Solicitor and has a wide range of experience within the commercial property sector including residential development, acting for both landowners and developers in relation to the negotiation of promotion and option agreements, acquisitions and disposals as well as conditional contracts and overage agreements.

Navjot Duggal has four years’ experience in property law, having worked in Howes Percival’s Commercial Property department as a Paralegal. She has now passed her Solicitors Qualifying Examinations and will qualify into the Leicester Development team.

Nick James, Partner and Head of the Developments Sector at Howes Percival, said: “Parvinder is a key hire for us in Leicester, and I’m delighted to welcome her to Howes Percival. We know Navjot and have worked alongside her for a number of years. She is a fantastic addition to the team, and it is exciting to see her move into the next stage of her career with the firm.

“We have experienced a continued demand from our client base on a wide range of matters with a significant increase in strategic development work and with new residential development investment acquisitions and disposals. In addition, we’ve also seen a diversification in our client base, spreading both regionally and nationally.

“While we are still in uncertain times in the development sector with developers struggling to get new houses through planning process and obtain consent, there is still a healthy appetite for investors and developers to acquire new interest in sites.

“As a result, there is good quality work out there for practices which have the right people, and we have shown commitment to the sector by investing in high quality recruitment and development through training.”

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