Alex Bradbury joins Beswicks’ property team

20 May 2026Appointments

Experienced lawyer Alex Bradbury strengthens Beswicks’ commercial property team with over a decade of expertise

Experienced lawyer Alex Bradbury has joined Beswicks’ highly regarded commercial property team as a commercial property associate. This new addition aims to enhance the team, which is led by partner Laura Pyatt. With over ten years of experience in handling sales, purchases, leases, and refinancing, Bradbury brings a significant skill set to the department. Group Operations Director Ryan Yates expressed enthusiasm for the appointment, stating “We’re delighted to welcome Alex to our very busy commercial property department. She brings a wealth of experience." The team at Beswicks prides itself on offering clients practical guidance and a strategic approach to a wide range of commercial property legal work. Yates further remarked, “Alex joins an expert team which provides clients with practical guidance and a strategic approach, dealing with the whole range of commercial property legal work. She is a great addition to an established team."

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