Rekha Kotecha is a Trainee Solicitor in the Commercial Property team at our Higham office.
She graduated from the University of Kent in 2020 with a second-class honours degree in Law (LLB).
Following three years working in the public sector, Rekha returned to the legal profession and took on a Paralegal role, where she assisted with all aspects of Residential Conveyancing.
While working, she pursued further studies and successfully completed her Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice alongside a Master’s in Legal Practice, graduating with distinction in June 2024.
Rekha has now commenced the first seat of her training contract in the Commercial Property team, where she supports clients with a wide range of commercial property matters.
Expert in:
- Commercial Property
- Break Clauses In Commercial Leases
- Buying, Selling Or Leasing Commercial Property
- Commercial Leases
- Dilapidations At The End Of A Lease – What Are They?
- Energy Performance Certificates For Commercial Properties
- Getting Your Head Around Heads Of Terms
- Landlord And Tenant Responsibilities For Commercial Premises
- Lease agreements – Commercial Leases – A Brief Overview
- Leasing – What You Should Know
- Licences To Assign Or Sublet Commercial Premises
- MEES Regulations From A Tenant’s Perspective
- Overview for Commercial Property Legal Services
- Permitted Use
- Repairing Obligations In Commercial Property
Contact Rekha
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I should like to thank you and your team for all the help that I’ve been given during what was, for me, a brand new experience. The last time I bought/sold a house was in 1971 – mine, not someone else’s. I have been impressed with the way in which the matter has been handled; while knowledge of the processes (and snags) involved could be expected, I have been impressed with the standard of communication, the promptness with which queries have been resolved, and your unfailing patience and good humour. We could not have chosen better.
Anon
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Thank you for a smooth, stress-free sale completion.
Mr M J
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I’d just like to thank you so much for dealing with me in such a caring way. You have been marvellous. I don’t know how you manage to cope with your job!! I certainly couldn’t. Take care, Rekha.
Anon
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