Rebecca Logue Managing Associate
Corporate and Commercial
Rebecca Logue joined Swinburne Maddison in October 2024 as an Associate Solicitor in the Corporate team and was promoted to Managing Associate in May 2025. Having qualified as a solicitor in March 2020, she has developed a wealth of experience in corporate finance and transactional matters and has a strong reputation for handling complex business acquisitions, sales, and joint ventures with precision and efficiency. Rebecca primarily works with SME clients across various sectors, including hospitality and leisure, manufacturing, and construction and engineering.
She is known for her pragmatic and client-focused approach, ensuring clear, timely, and commercially sound advice. Rebecca takes pride in her ability to simplify legal complexities, fostering long-term relationships with clients through trust and transparency. Her strong communication skills and collaborative nature make her a key asset when coordinating multi-disciplinary teams across corporate, commercial property and employment matters.
- Corporate Finance
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Joint Ventures
- Shareholders Agreements
- Partnership Agreements
Rebecca has extensive experience in corporate law, acting as a lead advisor on numerous high-value and time-sensitive transactions. She has successfully guided clients through complex deals, ensuring smooth processes from initial instruction to completion. She frequently collaborates with financial advisors and legal teams, negotiating key documentation and ensuring seamless transactions.
A career highlight includes a transaction where Rebecca was advisor on the Insider Media’s Deal of the Year (sub £10m) in 2023 on behalf of QA Weld Tech. The transaction not only assisted the growth of the purchaser, but also helped save QA Weld Tech, a North-East business with a 40-year history. It was noted by the judges that advisors only had a two-week timeframe to complete the deal. Rebecca’s ability to work under pressure and deliver exceptional results within tight timeframes has cemented her reputation as a skilled and dependable corporate lawyer.
Beyond transactional work, Rebecca is passionate about mentoring junior team members, providing guidance and support to help them develop their legal expertise. She is also heavily involved in business development, attending and hosting networking events to strengthen professional relationships and expand the firm’s corporate client base.
Rebecca was named as a Key Lawyer in the 2026 edition of the Legal 500, demonstrating her expertise within corporate and commercial law.
Articles & Insights by Rebecca Logue
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Volue acquires UK energy technology company Quorum Technology in significant inward investment deal
Quorum Developments Ltd, which trades as Quorum Technology, has been acquired by Volue, marking a significant inward investment into the UK energy technology sector. Based at NETPark in Sedgefield, County Durham, Quorum provides mission-critical IT infrastructure to the UK energy industry, including systems that support the Balancing Mechanism Market, the real-time marketplace operated by National Grid ESO that […]
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NVM and eComplete complete £31m MBO at Durham fragrance firm
NVM Private Equity and eComplete have completed a £31m MBO at a Durham-based fragrance business, which is rapidly growing. Noted Aromas is a direct-to-consumer fragrance brand which provides UK-manufactured, affordable products to its growing customer base. The MBO was led by NVM in partnership with eComplete, the e-commerce specialists and majority shareholders behind The Beauty […]
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Selling or Buying a Business: Shares vs. Assets
When planning to buy or sell a business, one of the most important decisions is how the transaction will be structured. Choosing the right route can significantly impact the outcome of the deal, so it’s essential to understand the differences from the outset. At Swinburne Maddison, we regularly advise clients on the two main approaches, […]
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Redevelopment of the High Street in County Durham
The high street continues to evolve as towns and cities respond to changing consumer behaviour, retail decline and the growth of online and out-of-town shopping. While these changes have left visible gaps in many town centres across County Durham and the wider North East, they have also created opportunities for property investors and landlords willing […]
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When Are Oral Agreements Legally Binding? Lessons from Leddington v Sandercock
In Leddington and another v Sandercock and another [2026] EWHC 938 (Ch), the Chancery Division dismissed a claim for over £333,000 relating to an alleged oral agreement between the parties. The case highlights a key issue in contract law, that although oral agreements (sometimes referred to as “gentlemen’s agreements”) can be legally binding, they must […]
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Renters’ Rights Act. Key Changes Landlords Must Act on Before 31 May 2026
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 represents one of the most significant reforms to the private rental sector in recent years. It strengthens tenant protections while placing greater responsibility on private landlords. Mandatory Requirement for Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet 2026 By 31 May 2026, landlords must provide tenants with the Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet […]
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