Sarah Payne
Sarah Payne is an experienced Solicitor at Cocks Lloyd, specialising in Residential Conveyancing and Commercial Property. With over 8 years of experience, Sarah is a key member of the Commercial Department, handling a broad mix of commercial property work including lease negotiations, commercial refinancing, acquisitions and disposals, property development, property management, and acting for investors in real estate transactions. In addition, she undertakes residential property work, dealing with sales, purchases, transfers of equity, and remortgages.
As the manager of the commercial property team, Sarah is responsible for providing guidance, support, and training to junior fee earners, helping to foster their development and ensuring the smooth running of the department. Her leadership and mentorship play a vital role in the success of the team.
Sarah chose to specialise in property law due to her longstanding interest in the field. She finds great satisfaction in being a part of some of the biggest investments and transactions her clients will make, guiding them through the complex processes involved with clarity and professionalism.
Her attention to detail sets her apart, ensuring that every transaction is handled meticulously. Clients can trust Sarah to provide expert advice and support, knowing she is committed to achieving the best possible outcome for them.
Among the highlights of Sarah’s career have been her involvement in large-scale acquisitions, including a golf club, hotel, and a school nursery. These high-value, complex transactions are a testament to her expertise and ability to handle intricate property deals.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys travelling and taking holidays, as well as watching sports, particularly horse racing.
Sarah Payne is a dedicated and skilled solicitor whose expertise in both residential and commercial property law makes her an invaluable asset to Cocks Lloyd. Her attention to detail and commitment to supporting her clients and team ensure she continues to excel in her role.
