Naomi Fell

Partner

Commercial Property

t: 01539 751267 m: 07880 200117 e: naomi.fell@harrison-drury.com

Born and bred in Cumbria, Naomi has more than 40 years’ experience as a solicitor, practising in Cumbria since 1987 and prior to that at Chester based law firm Aaron & Partners.

Naomi’s area of specialism is in commercial property transactions with particular emphasis on development of land, agricultural work, common land and large rural estates. Her extensive experience includes dealing with options, promotion agreements, agricultural diversification projects, s106 agreements, infrastructure agreements, wind and solar farms, hydro projects, caravan and chalet parks, marinas, farm and residential auction sales as well as all aspects of acquisitions and disposals of property.

Naomi also assists the property litigation department on issues arising in relation to covenant enforceability, boundary disputes and easements.

Outside of work you can find me…

Naomi’s seven grandchildren keep her busy when she is not working, but in those rare moments of spare time she enjoys swimming, walking, entertaining, interior design and gardening.

Awards and Rankings

Naomi Fell has a great depth of knowledge and advice in this field.

Legal 500

I’ve found the people at Harrison Drury to be a pleasure to work with – always proactive, diligent and keen to find solutions

Chris Middlebrook, Highbrook Homes

I could not speak more highly of the firm.

Author name, Company

Notable individuals are Jackie Bate in conveyancing and Naomi Fell in corporate property matters have been exceptionally helpful, and I could not speak more highly of the firm.

Naomi Fell is excellent and advises well in all circumstances; her frankness and go-getting attitude enables a smooth process.

Legal 500

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These guides highlight the solicitors who are providing the most cutting-edge and innovative advice to clients and we are ranked across our range of practice areas and people.

Works alongside

Nicola Beneduce

Partner Commercial Property

t: 01200 401114

m: 07585 704393

Naomi Fell

Partner

Awards and Rankings

Works alongside

Nicola Beneduce

Simon England

Hannah Hughes

Amanda Marwood

Lara Watts

Wayne Ellison

Mike Fetherstone

Lucy Benton

Clare Davey

Sam Jones

Wendy Newbury

Jennifer Potts

Rhian Sale

Jackie Bate

Roberto Bonaminio

Laura Bradley

Jane Fillis

Danielle Leeming

Catherine Worthington

Lucy Beachell

Gemma Eastham

Danielle Jesson

Lois Parker

Zakira Vika

Kerry Webster

Lucy Parkhouse

Priya Anand

Faye Simpson

Terri Abbott

William Hornby Phillips

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