Commercial Contracts lawyers

Pei Fang Lo

Senior Counsel Pei Fang Lo focuses on international trade law and corporate governance matters in Taiwan. Pei Fang has extensive experience in anti-dumping, anti-subsidy and safeguard investigations initiated by the government authorities of the EU, USA, Canada, China, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, Argentina and Taiwan. She also advises companies in contract negotiations, dispute settlements, mergers and acquisitions and other cross-border transactions.

Van Bael & Bellis

Peibing Qi

Partner

Fangda Partners

Penny Brouma

Associate She advises clients on issues arising in their day-to-day business, corporate governance and compliance requirements. Penny assists in the establishment, structuring and dissolution of corporate entities and in drafting corporate and commercial agreements. Penny also advises on M&A transactions, including in the insurance sector and offers advice to insurance companies and insurance intermediaries on their daily operations. She joined the Firm as a trainee and has experience working with the Litigation, Arbitration, and Dispute Resolution team.

Bernitsas

Penny Rinta-Suksi

Penny is a commercial partner and a member of the Berkshire Business Board. She leads Blake Morgan’s Local Government England team with over 20 years’ experience in advising private sector clients, funders, public sector and third sector on major projects and commercial contracts specialising in leisure, housing, energy waste , utilities, and blue-light. Penny excels at outsourcing, public private partnering and joint ventures.

Blake Morgan LLP

Per Conradi Andersen

Partner

Kvale Advokatfirma DA

Per Mildner

Partner

Advokatfirman Lindahl KB

Per-Henrik Schönberg

Advokat/Partner

MAQS Advokatbyrå

Pete Kenyon

Pete is a partner and heads up the advertising technology and media sector and the commercial team. He has over 20 years’ experience working as a lawyer in the information technology sector. He has a large client base focused on the commercialisation of software, online businesses and businesses from other sectors whose business models rely on the use of technology. Pete manages a number of key client relationships including with IT suppliers such as Optomany, Apex Networks, Park IT and Infectious Media and businesses with large-scale IT procurement such as Holiday Extras and Accor.

Cripps

Peter Coats

Peter is a Partner and Head of M&A. He advises on corporate and corporate finance transactions of all different types and sizes. He acts for clients from a wide variety of market sectors. Peter’s clear commercial advice has won him the trust and loyalty of his clients. Peter provides specialist advice on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and shareholders’ agreements, venture capital, corporate finance and fundraising, lending arrangements, company formation, partnerships and commercial contracts. Peter acts for clients from various industry sectors including property, hotels and leisure, healthcare, marketing, IT, education and manufacturing. Some of his recent matters include advising on the $120m exit from an offshore family trust, advising on the £60m purchase of a Championship football club and acting on the $40m buyback of shares in a manufacturing company.

Weightmans LLP

Peter Dianati

Partner/ Attorney Peter Dianati specialises in construction law, building and construction disputes as well as company and commercial law issues, including in particular commercial contracts. ‍In this context, Peter conducts arbitration proceedings before the Danish Building and Construction Arbitration Board on behalf of mainly large contracting companies. He also advises on all legal matters relating to construction, including all relevant contract types and dispute resolution options. Moreover, Peter provides advice on general commercial law, in particular on commercial contracts. In this context, he has relevant experience from the corporate sector as he has been seconded to LEGO’s legal department in Billund for a period of time, and he has held the position as head of legal in North Media A/S (a company listed on NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen, parent company to Søndagsavisen A/S, Forbruger-Kontakt A/S and Boligportalen, among others). Peter has worked at the New York-based law firm Patterson Belknap Tyler & Webb, where he primarily worked with US securities regulation, M&A and securities law. Peter is a qualified building and construction mediator and has previously lectured in procedural law at the University of Copenhagen.

Dianati & Klink Larsen Advokatpartnerselskab

Peter Grealy

Partner

Webber Wentzel

Peter Hopton

Pete is an experienced Senior Associate in Howard Kennedy's Intellectual Property & Commercial team, focusing on commercial contracts and non-contentious and transactional IP work across sectors including advertising, retail & leisure, start-ups, sport, and consumer. Pete specialises in commercial contracts, providing comprehensive services including drafting, reviewing, amending, and negotiating contracts. Pete's approach is tailored to his clients' goals. Typically, he will adopt a pragmatic approach, focusing on protecting key positions for his clients while being balanced on less critical points to avoid protracted negotiations. Having completed the Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice at the University of Oxford, Pete also has considerable expertise in intellectual property. He frequently works on IP-rich contracts, ensuring appropriate IP licensing and assignment provisions. He also offers specialist contractual and IP input for transactional matters, such as share and asset sales and purchases. With a wealth of experience across advertising, retail, leisure and hospitality, start-ups, consumer, and sports sectors, Pete is well-equipped to handle complex commercial and intellectual property matters. He works with a diverse range of clients, including well-known retailers, hotels, advertising agencies, start-ups, and various other companies. Pete is known for delivering commercial legal solutions tailored to each client’s needs. His creative problem-solving skills and clever approach make him a trusted adviser. Pete’s approach is straightforward, practical, and responsive. He values clear communication and transparency, ensuring clients receive the support they need to achieve their goals. His commitment to adding value means he always considers the most efficient and effective ways to achieve his clients’ objectives, avoiding unnecessary legal costs. Pete’s career highlights include numerous successful negotiations that have secured favourable outcomes for his clients, demonstrating his ability to navigate complex legal landscapes effectively. Clients have expressed their appreciation for Pete’s extensive support, as reflected in their feedback: “Your support and guidance has been invaluable – so thank you!”

Howard Kennedy LLP

Peter Lenda

Peter Lenda has worked dedicatedly with ICT law issues for over 20 years. Previously, Peter has been head of Group Procurement IT at DNB, where he was commercially and contractually responsible for IT acquisitions of NOK 3-4 billion annually. In recent years, the focus has been on modernization in the public and private sectors to ensure digitization and innovation through the use of cloud services and cloud platforms. He has in-depth experience from both the supplier side and the customer side and experience from public activities. Peter's unique expertise relates in particular to various digitization processes, where IT law goes hand in hand with procurement law and privacy law.

Arntzen Grette

Peter Lewin

Peter is a commercial and regulatory lawyer with nearly a decade of experience working in the video games and wider interactive entertainment industry. “I work with businesses of all sizes throughout the entire interactive entertainment industry, including game developers, publishers and distributors to esports and tech businesses. I specialise in commercial deals negotiation, particularly games publishing and licensing, intellectual property exploitation and games-related regulation. The games industry is constantly evolving, which keeps it such an exciting place to work in. I particularly enjoy helping clients navigate novel commercial and legal challenges, whether that’s due to the utilisation of developing technologies such as AI and blockchain, new distribution methods and monetisation models, or expansion into territories with complex local regulatory environments like China. I’m also an avid gamer, which means I’m able to quickly understand a client’s product and get to the issue at hand. This also provides me with a solid perspective on industry trends and latest market practice, which I regularly layer into my advice.”

Wiggin LLP

Peter Lind Nielsen

Managing Associate

Bech-Bruun

Peter Machherndl

Partner

Pitkowitz & Partners

Peter McCormack

Office Location Head

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Peter Meline

Andersen Partners

Peter Nunn

Peter is a Legal Director in the Intellectual Property Group, specialising in all intellectual property rights, including copyright, trade marks, design rights and confidential information. He helps organisations to protect, exploit and enforce their intellectual property rights, maximising the value of their brands and other intellectual property, and co-coordinating anti-counterfeiting programs, in both the physical and online worlds. Peter is also a specialist in licensing, complex contractual and tortious disputes. A large number of the clients Peter advises are in the luxury goods, automotive and sporting sectors. In the luxury goods sector, he works with several of the world's leading fashion brands, helping them to build up and protect their trade mark and design portfolios. Peter heads up Mishcon de Reya's Automotive Group, and advises a number of the world's leading car marques on their intellectual property strategies. He also acts for, and against, a number of Formula 1 teams on both commercial and intellectual property issues, including driver, sponsorship, supply and licensing agreements and disputes. As someone with a strong interest in sport, Peter acts for a number or leading sporting organisations, clubs and athletes. Peter has significant experience of Mishcon de Reya's award-winning Turning Losses Into Profits (TULIP®) programme, which has recovered over £100m for its clients from counterfeiting operations. He is also a recognised expert on cross-border Customs detentions and enforcement. Peter gained significant commercial experience during secondments at Cable & Wireless and the Forensic Science Service, and has been published a number of times in the specialist press on IP

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Peter Skau-Andersen

Peter Skau-Andersen specialises in corporate and commercial law. He advises primarily on M&A transactions and their individual elements, including structured processes, strategy and preparation of a business for sale, integration of acquisitions into an organisation, etc. Peter has extensive experience with real estate transactions. Peter Skau-Andersen has the right to appear before the Danish Supreme Court and he also assists a large number of companies with dispute resolution, organisation, commercial contracts, etc. Peter Skau-Andersen has great insight into companies’ business activities and their commercial conditions, and he holds directorships in a number of companies. He also taught the law of property and obligations at the University of Copenhagen.

Skau Reipurth

Peter Snaith

Partner in the commercial team and head of chemicals and manufacturing sector group. Responsibility for the firm’s multinational and SME clients in the chemicals sector. Provides advice in relation to all manner of commercial arrangements to our corporate clients generally.

Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP

Peter Verhaeghe

Partner (Co-founder)

V V G B Advocaten-Avocats

Petko Iliev

Petko’s work has been largely focused on corporate governance (including public-listed companies in financial services and energy in the EU), contracts and M&A matters, the latter with particular emphasis on due diligence, structuring advice and acquisition support. His knowledge and experience in corporate tax, VAT and, generally, tax litigation helps for a wider perspective of the matters he is handling. Those include foreign investment in Bulgaria for businesses in fast-moving consumer goods, real estate, pharmaceuticals and IT / media. He has recent contributions to the process of amending and EU-harmonization of domestic law on corporate agenda and capital markets.

Konecná & Zacha

Petr Bříza

Partner

Bríza & Trubac