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Property Patter: Navigating the complexities of Pharmacy Property

Pharmacy property is a specialist area which contains many traps for the unwary.

Not having the right knowledge or understanding of the complexities of Pharmacy Law could cause problems in negotiating a Pharmacy property transaction or in safeguarding your business interests.

In this podcast, Rachel Warren and Claire Timmings discuss the key issues both landlords tenants and their advisers need to know when navigating such transactions, focussing on the significant legal and practical issues involved.

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