Collas Crill has appointed Paul Beaugie as Senior Conveyancer in its Jersey property team.
He began his conveyancing career in 1984 and has more than 30 years' experience in the property sector, bringing extensive knowledge of Jersey conveyancing and property transactions to the firm.
Paul has worked across some of Jersey's leading law firms during his career. His appointment at Collas Crill brings his career full circle, having previously worked at Crill Canavan, which merged with Collas Day in 2011 to form Collas Crill, bringing together the firms' Jersey and Guernsey practices.
Throughout his career, Paul has acted for a wide range of clients, from first-time buyers and high-net-worth individuals to residential developers, with experience spanning complex and high-value residential and commercial property transactions.
Known within the property market for his clear and straightforward approach, Paul is committed to helping clients understand every stage of the conveyancing process and ensuring transactions progress as smoothly as possible.
Paul said: 'I am delighted to be joining Collas Crill. After many years working in Jersey's property sector, I remain passionate about helping clients navigate what can often be one of the most significant transactions they will undertake. I look forward to bringing my experience to Collas Crill and working with colleagues and clients across its property practice.'
Collas Crill has one of the largest property teams in Jersey. Paul's appointment further enhances Collas Crill's property offering across a wide range of property matters.
Martin Le Boutillier, Partner, said: ' Paul brings an exceptional depth of experience and knowledge of Jersey's property market, together with a genuine commitment to his clients. His straightforward and practical approach is particularly valued by those he works with, and we are delighted to welcome him to the team. His appointment strengthens our ability to support clients across the full spectrum of residential and commercial property transactions.'