Ellie Sharp
Real Estate solicitor advising companies and individuals on commercial sales/purchases, landlord and tenant work and refinances.
Specialisms & Areas of Work
Biography
Ellie obtained a 1st class Law degree from the University of Law in 2020, and then completed her Legal Practice Course with additional Master of Laws in 2021 at the same university, obtaining a distinction in both.
Ellie then gained experience as a post-completion clerk at a national law firm and later as an in-house paralegal before starting her training contract at Myerson in September 2023, where she qualified into the Real Estate team in September 2025.
Ellie spent 12 months of her training contract in the Real Estate team and since qualifying has gained experience in a variety of commercial property matters, such as new leases and renewal leases, sales, purchases and refinance matters for a variety of individual, company and charity clients.
Ellie is also a part of the retail sector at Myerson and has assisted retail clients with both local and national leases and transactions.
Insights & Media
Commercial Lease Legal Updates 2026: What Retail Tenants Need to Know
As we approach the end of the second month of 2026, we look at some of the changes that retail tenants can expect during the remainder of this year and beyond. From major changes to rent review mechanisms to business rates reforms and stricter energy performance standards, these updates will all impact retailers. It is important to be aware of...
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Legal Considerations When Setting Up a Pop-Up Shop
Pop-up shops have become a popular and flexible way for retailers to reach customers, test new markets, and create brand buzz without the long-term commitment of a traditional lease. However, behind their temporary nature lie important legal and practical considerations that both landlords and occupiers need to be aware of. In this article, our...
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Key Considerations When Negotiating Hospitality Leases
With any commercial lease , there are always many elements to think about before you can finalise the lease. However, with hospitality leases, there are further sector-specific considerations that need to be included, such as use, fit-out works and turnover rent. Our Hospitality and Leisure Lawyers explain the key considerations business owners...
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Turning Pensions into Property: How SIPPs Can Work for You
A SIPP is a self-invested personal pension scheme where the policyholder/ member has the flexibility and control over investment decisions and strategy. The money contributed to your SIPP can go into a wide range of investments in many different...
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Christmas Clauses and Family Feuds – Unwrapping Hirachand v Hirachand
Christmas comes early for Contentious Probate lawyers eagerly awaiting the decision of a landmark appeal case, Hirachand v Hirachand [2024] UKSC 43. The appeal was heard back in January 2024 and the Supreme Court’s Judgment was finally handed down today, giving Contentious Probate lawyers something to read over Christmas. Our Contentious Probate...
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How Non-Matrimonial Wealth Is Treated By The Courts
You must disclose all your financial assets, income, and liabilities when divorcing. Many people ask whether they need to disclose any assets acquired before the marriage or whether they can keep these separate; our Family lawyers explain how the courts treat non-matrimonial wealth. In summary, non-matrimonial assets can include inheritance...
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