Charlotte Croucher

Charlotte Croucher

Solicitor

Corporate & Commercial

Charlotte is a Solicitor with a focus on mergers and acquisitions, along with general commercial law and company governance.

Working in our Corporate & Commercial team, Charlotte advises on a range of transactional matters, including share and asset sales and lending for corporate acquisitions and refinances.

Based in our Redhill office, Charlotte completed her training at Morr & Co, gaining experience across multiple practice areas, with a particular emphasis on Commercial Property. She also works closely with Partner Louise Fegan, who specialises in dental practice acquisitions and disposals.

Charlotte has hands-on experience supporting transactions in the dental sector, including conducting due diligence, drafting sale documentation and liaising with buyers, sellers and agents. This has given her a strong foundation in dealing with both private and NHS contracts and a clear understanding of the nuances involved in healthcare-related deals.

Charlotte is passionate about building strong client relationships and delivering tailored legal solutions that support her clients’ business goals.

 

 

 

 

What our clients say:

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“Many thanks to all at Morr & Co and particularly Louise Fegan for your expert advice and prompt, friendly service.”

Recent Corporate & Commercial Client

“We faced some challenges in setting up the business and providing share arrangements that incentivised our staff.  Greg was extremely helpful and worked closely with us to understand our needs…we would highly recommend him and his team.”

Recent testimonial: Founder of international recruitment business

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“Selling a business is a stressful thing to do at the best of times, the recent pandemic has increased the problems significantly. Every step of the way you feel that you are in very capable hands. I can’t recommend them enough. Thank you.”

Recent Corporate & Commercial Client

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