Natasha Allen, Senior Associate at Denham Bramwell Lawyers
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Natasha Allen

Senior Associate

Natasha is based at our Albany office.  Prior to joining Denham Bramwell in 2024, she worked at a Takapuna firm for seven years.

 

As well as being an experienced member of our Property and Commercial team, Natasha is also able to assist in private client matters including preparation of Enduring Powers of Attorney and wills.

She enjoys developing client relationships and working through matters methodically. Natasha's clients find her approachable and practical, providing prompt communication and advice.

  

Outside of work, Natasha loves spending time with her family and spoiling her dog Millie. She enjoys the beaches and boating at her family bach in the far north.

Areas of Expertise:
Commercial & Business Law, Property Law, EPAs and wills
Office:
Albany
Year Admitted:
2017
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Laws, LLB

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