Madeleine Lofchy

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Madeleine Lofchy

Madeleine Lofchy

Associate


London
  1. People /

Madeleine Lofchy

Madeleine Lofchy

Associate


London

Madeleine Lofchy

Associate

London

T: +44 (0) 20 3400 4772

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Biography

Madeleine is experienced in planning and environmental law. She has worked on matters such as:

  • DCOs (acting for promoters and objectors)
  • Planning applications
  • Planning agreements
  • Compulsory purchase and compensation
  • Highways (stopping up and agreements)

She has acted for developers, utilities companies, landowners and purchasers, and lenders, and has experience across a broad range of sectors including infrastructure, ports, retail, residential and industrial.

Professional Affiliations

  • NIPA Early Years Practitioners interest group; UKELA

Admissions

  • England and Wales

Related Practice Areas

Planning & Zoning 

Real Estate Sector 

Real Estate 

  • Planning & Zoning

  • Real Estate Sector

  • Real Estate

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