Anna Curtis
Anna is an experienced solicitor who handles a variety of dispute resolution work including contentious wills, property disputes, contract claims, leasehold disputes and boundary disputes.
Anna qualified as a Solicitor in 2008 and since that time has worked in the Dispute Resolution field undertaking a wide variety of dispute resolution work. She joined the firm in 2019 and was made an Associate in 2021.
Outside of work Anna enjoys spending time sunbathing at the local beaches and enjoys visiting theme parks both in the UK and further afield, generally the hotter the better. Anna enjoys reading and watching crime thrillers and is a keen dancer, participating in both Tap and Ballet classes.
Mr SouthernYOU ARE AMAZING!!!!! Thank you so much you have worked miracles.
Mr ClarkI would just like to say thankyou for the great service on behalf of my brother and I.
Mr MullenI’m very happy with the outcome and I can only say you’ve done your job very professionally and I’m very happy with your service.
Dispute Resolution ClientI want to take this time to thank you for being so efficient, quick & totally amazing! This is the second time I’ve dealt with Frettens, you are all fantastic! From reception staff to solicitors.
Mr & Mrs LushI thought Anna Curtis was very helpful and quick to understand our problem and ultimately help us to win the day!
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With the increase in consumers moving to online shopping and more and more people working from home as a result of the pandemic, there are inevitable challenges ahead for landlords and tenants of retail and office space.
Fiona Knight looks at the challenges and opportunities facing commercial landlords and tenants.
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