Our CEO, Tatiana Sharposhnikova, is a highly accomplished Property Solicitor with over 20 years of extensive experience in property law and development. She has a proven track record of advising UK resident and non-resident property developers, investors, and private clients, offering unparalleled expertise in navigating the complexities of property transactions and development projects.
Tatiana’s leadership extends beyond legal practice—she is also a successful property entrepreneur, owning and managing several businesses related to real estate. This hands-on experience in the property sector gives her a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities faced by developers and investors, allowing her to deliver innovative, business-focused legal solutions.
As a dynamic leader, Tatiana is committed to fostering a client-centered approach at RSL LAW, ensuring the firm consistently provides top-quality, bespoke legal services. Her passion for property law and development, combined with her entrepreneurial insight, makes RSL LAW the premier choice for property investors seeking strategic, tailored, and reliable legal support.
RSL LAW, a property law specialist practice, has launched a “phone first guarantee”, which means that clients will be offered an actual telephone conversation amid what it described as concerns that overreliance on emails is causing delays and, in some cases, failed property transactions.
RSL LAW, the Pall Mall-based property firm, has launched a “Phone First Guarantee,” promising clients a same-day call. The initiative addresses concerns that over-reliance on email is causing delays in UK property transactions.
RSL LAW warns that UK conveyancers are under growing threat from cyberattacks, with fraudsters targeting property transactions, leading to costly payment-diversion scams.
RSL LAW warns that UK buyers with overseas funds are increasingly rejected by lenders, despite being legitimate. Skilled professionals, young families, and working taxpayers are caught in an overly cautious system.
