Charlotte Brasher

Senior Associate

Charlotte advises clients across the real estate sector on a broad range of contentious commercial and agricultural property matters. 

Charlotte has experience advising on a range of commercial landlord and tenant issues, including dilapidations, development related disputes, break rights, 1954 Act lease renewals, recovery of rent arrears and property related insolvency matters. Charlotte's work also encompasses telecoms disputes, in the context of lease renewals on favourable terms as well as development settings where the goal is redevelopment, be it commercial or residential.   Charlotte also specialises in agricultural property disputes, advising on landlord and tenant matters including agricultural tenancies, occupational rights, security of tenure and estate management as well as property issues such as easements, recovering possession, covenants and access rights.   Charlotte is identified as a Key Lawyer in Legal 500 for both Property Litigation and Agriculture & Estates. Charlotte is a member of the Property Litigation Association and Agricultural Law Association. 
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Knowledge Hub

Charlotte's latest insights

News
24 February 2022 | Author: Charlotte Brasher

Trowers comments: Telecoms infrastructure on farmland 

For a long time, telecoms infrastructure has generated good income opportunities for farmers and landowners, but recent developments in the legislation mean that valuations have plummeted while telecoms operators have been given more extensive rights.

Insights
30 July 2026 | Author: Katie Burbridge & Charlotte Brasher

Clear as mud: Fly-tipping

Fly-tipping is increasingly becoming a common problem in rural areas. This article, aimed at farmers and rural landowners, looks at the essentials of who is responsible for dealing with it, the key risks to be mindful of when dealing with it on your land and the options available to those whose land is targeted.

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