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Jacqueline Cook
Head of PlanningBA (Joint Hons) (Durham); MSc (Edinburgh); PgDL and LPC (BPP Law School); Solicitor (England & Wales) 2006; Solicitor (Scotland) 2009
t: 0131 290 2808 e: jacqueline.cook@dcslegal.com Add Jacqueline to your address book
I head up the Davidson Chalmers Stewart Planning team, advising on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious planning law.
Acting for a wide range of clients, from developers and funders to public bodies, my practice includes:
- Policy and legislative analysis
- Consenting procedures and strategy
- Regulatory compliance and enforcement
- Objections, representations and appeals
- Statutory agreements, including planning obligations
- Commercial agreements, including for share and asset disposals/acquisitions
- Due diligence, legal audits and risk management
- Administrative law, local government law and judicial review
- Specialist issues, such as heritage and conservation
I am Accredited as a Specialist in Planning Law by the Law Society of Scotland.
Experience in the Following Sectors:
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A Christmas Caution – A Tale of Unregulated Festive Markets
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