Amy Veitch

Amy is a Trainee Solicitor in the Agriculture & Rural team.

Amy graduated from University of Leeds in 2022 with a BSc (hons) in Psychology.
In 2023 she undertook the MA Law conversion and in 2024 completed the Solicitor Qualifying Exams (SQE).

Outside of the office

Amy likes to be outdoors, whether at the beach or in the countryside, mainly with her horse Nellie where she also competes regularly in Show Jumping. She also stays busy with baking when we get the typical up North weather!

Expert commentary & updates

Agricultural tenancies and the Code of Practice: what you need to know
Sophie Fletcher, from our Agriculture & Rural Team, explains the Agricultural Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice and what it means for agricultural landlords, tenants and advisers
Conditional Contracts v Option Agreements: Which is right for you?
Sophie Fletcher, from our Agriculture & Rural Team, explains Conditional Contracts vs Option Agreements, helping landowners understand risks, benefits and development land options.
Navigating wayleaves and easements: What should I do when a utility provider contacts me?
Emma Richmond, Solicitor in our Rural Property Team, explains the key differences between wayleaves and easements to landowners, and outlines the practical steps you should take when approached by a utility provider.
Getting to know Amandeep Dhillon
Get to know Amandeep Dhillon, from our Dispute Resolution Team, including his experience, focus areas and approach to resolving real estate disputes.
Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution expert joins Hay & Kilner
Hay & Kilner welcomes a commercial litigation and dispute resolution expert to its team, strengthening the firm’s capability to support complex legal disputes with specialist expertise.
Duo of promotions at Hay & Kilner
We are delighted to announce the promotion of Kayleigh Bell and Sophie Fletcher to Associate, demonstrating our commitment to supporting future talent.
What landowners need to know about solar farm planning and development
Joanne Milne, Head of our Rural Team, explains solar farm development plans, covering legal, planning and landowner considerations for renewable energy projects. is shining a light on solar development plans in the rural and agricultural industry.

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