Slater Heelis appoints new partner in commercial property

17 Jun 2026Appointments

Slater Heelis Solicitors has strengthened its commercial property team by appointing Helen Marsh as partner in Manchester office

Helen brings over 20 years of experience in commercial property, specialising in landlord and tenant work across various sectors including hospitality and retail. Recognised as a Leading Partner in the UK Legal 500 directory, she has established a solid reputation for advising both major operators and owner-managed businesses.

Helen's appointment aligns with the firm’s ambition to enhance its standing in property law, which was recently highlighted by the firm's nomination in the Law Firm of the Year category at the North West Residential Property Awards.

Rachel Fletcher, Managing Partner at Slater Heelis, said "Our commercial property team is one of the most active in the North West, and we have built an outstanding reputation for delivering high-quality, commercially focused advice to an impressive roster of clients." Will Henson, Partner and Head of Commercial Property, added "Helen's appointment is a significant one for us." The firm continues to offer a full range of legal services to clients, asserting its presence throughout the North West

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