From the towering glass offices of the City of London to the rolling landscapes of West Yorkshire, Sam Swann's journey has been one of vision, adaptability, and entrepreneurial spirit. A solicitor with over 12 years post-qualification experience, Sam carved his path in real estate law, honing his craft at Top 50 law firms before joining City of London practice, Marriott Harrison LLP. There, his expertise was recognised in the Legal 500 in 2019, a testament to his skill in navigating complex commercial real estate transactions.

In 2020, amidst the uncertainty of a changing world, Sam left the Square Mile to establish Swann Law, a specialist legal consultancy built on his deep industry knowledge and client-first approach. Operating in partnership with the SRA-regulated MLP Law in Manchester, Swann Law delivers exceptional legal services across England and Wales, guiding clients through the intricacies of real estate law with precision and foresight.

A Trusted Adviser in Commercial Real Estate

With a reputation for strategic thinking and meticulous execution, Sam has advised on a range of hight-profile real estate transactions, including:

• The acquisition, pre-letting, and leasing of sites across England for household names such as Starbucks, Greggs, and Burger King.
• General asset management for an investment partnership with key holdings in London and Surrey.
• Lease negotiations for a Starbucks franchisee.
• Securing multiple new locations for a pizza chain across London.

His ability to advocate for both landlords and tenants offers a unique perspective in negotiations, ensuring efficient, commercially viable outcomes.

Splitting his time between England and South Africa, Sam remains at the helm of Swann Law, guiding it's expansion and ensuring that every client receives tailored, high-caliber solutions. Away from his professional endeavours , he finds inspiration in literature, classic cinema, and the persuit of physical wellness-qualities that mirror his belief in discipline, knowledge, and timeless excellence.