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Richard Sykes
Richard is a barrister who has specialised in education law since 2001. His work covers litigation and governance matters including freedom of information and personal data. He is recognised for his work for HE and FE clients in disability discrimination and equality issues, under 18s, fitness to practise and other regulatory issues and judicial review. He also advises qualification bodies on their relationships with their regulators and equality issues.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Richard Symonds
Since joining Richard has established a key property litigation and risk management offering supporting the rapidly growing property team in Leeds. Richard deals with issues relating to all aspects of the real estate market but with a particular focus on developers and, separately, on the hotel and leisure sector. In relation to the developer work, Richard is known for his proactive approach towards resolution of development constraints particularly focusing on easements and rights of light matters (in relation to which Richard gives regular external talks and seminars). He also deals with wider development dispute and insolvency issues. Recent highlights include (i) the commencement of substantial proceedings against a firm of solicitors in relation to the form of a rent review clause in a long lease, (ii) advising a large developer of residential and student accommodation in relation to claims arising out of delayed completion including insolvency and restructuring advice, and (iii) advising a large residential developer in relation to a dispute as to the drainage easement benefitting the site. Overall, Richard is known for his succinct, focused and commercial advice and as an efficient and effective problem solver.
Shoosmiths LLP
Richard Taylor
Partner advising on the acquisition, development, disposal and funding of investment and redevelopment properties, and real estate transactions for a wide range of main stream businesses including: hotels, casinos and travel-related leisure businesses, healthcare, oil and energy, transport and logistics. Advises owners, financial institutions, and commercial landlords and tenants of all types of freehold and leasehold commercial property. Reflecting Hill Dickinson s long-standing international reputation, Richard has a large renowned international clientele from a wide geographical base encompassing North America, the Middle East and Far East, Africa, Italy and other Mediterranean countries. Known to be commercially astute and a good communicator who has successfully led many multi-discipline lawyer teams on large company commercial deals in which real estate is a key factor.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Richard Taylor
Richard handles a broad range of property transactions and specialises in residential property development, residential conveyancing, secured lending and general commercial property work. His clients include many well-established developers and entrepreneurs and he has built up close working relationships with clients and contacts alike over a number of years. He always aims to give added value and is known for his creative and proactive approach.
Downs Solicitors LLP
Richard Theobald
Partner
Warners Solicitors
Richard Thorpe
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Richard Thurling
Legal Director
Gowling WLG
Richard Todd
Partner; Richard is a member of our infrastructure, energy and natural resources practice. He specialises in the project aspects (including concession arrangements, joint ventures, engineering, construction and operation and maintenance) of major international and domestic assets and transactions, with a particular focus on infrastructure and energy (traditional and renewables). He is a member of the steering committee for the energy and infrastructure stream at the firm and is also an active member of the firm’s commercial contracts and Africa advisory teams. Richard’s key clients include market-leading project sponsors and developers, pension funds, infrastructure and energy funds and governments.
Slaughter and May
Richard Tyler
Richard is a Partner in Mishcon de Reya's Corporate department where he is an expert in corporate finance and M&A. His work covers a wide range of industries including real estate, finance, life science and biotech, fashion and leisure. Clients range from mid-sized PLCs and other corporates to high profile entrepreneurs. In the corporate real estate sector, Richard led the Mishcon de Reya team advising one of Israel's largest real estate investment holding companies, Alony Hetz Properties and Investments, on the acquisition of real estate investment advisers, Brockton Capital LLP and the establishment of a new real estate investment company, Brockton Everlast Inc. with an initial equity investment of £340m from Alony Hetz. Richard also led the Mishcon team acting for longstanding client Helical plc on the disposal of its retirement villages portfolio to Legal & General for £102m. Richard advised Peanut App on its seed 2 funding, with the round being led by Sweet Capital (the founders of King Digital Entertainment), Female Founders Fund, Greycroft Partners and Sound Ventures. He also advised on a series of transactions for long-standing bioscience client, Quotient Bioresearch Group Limited, including the disposal of Quotient Bioscience Group Limited to Pharmaron Beijing Co Ltd.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Richard Ufland
Richard brings the experience gained over his lengthy career as a partner in a leading global law firm to his role as a legal consultant at Arbor Law. With over 40 years’ experience in corporate transactions and advisory work, and across a range of sectors in both regulated and non-regulated industries including telecommunications, media, industrials and financial services, Richard advises on public and private mergers and acquisitions, securities work, joint ventures and corporate governance.
Arbor Law
Richard Vaughan
Richard is a principal associate in construction. He joined Weightmans from Squire Patton Boggs, where he worked for 6 years, and prior to that he spent 8 years at DLA Piper. Richard is extremely experienced in contentious and non-contentious construction law, and regularly advises universities, local authorities, emergency services and government in relation to their major projects. Examples of recent relevant experience include: Acting for Birmingham City Council in relation to their joint venture, with Hermes and Argent in relation to the development of the £500m scheme to create Grade A office accommodation, retail and public realm. Acting for the Police and Crime Commissioner in Merseyside in relation to the development if Merseyside Police Fleet Headquarters in Liverpool. Acting for Walsall City Council in relation to their agreement with Highways England in respect of the design and engineering of the bridge and associated works at Junction 10 of the M6. Acting for Birmingham City Council in respect of the £300m redevelopment of New Street Station. Advising Queen Mary University of London in relation to their creation of a new medical school in Malta Advising in respect of the works associated with the electrification of the Midlands Mainline railway network between London and Corby, worth an estimate £260m.
Weightmans LLP
Richard Voke
Richard is a partner specialist in Risk and Regulation, with longstanding experience in environmental law defence work, which he has practiced for 20 years. Richard’s clients appreciate his tactical and pragmatic approach, augmented by time spent in industry and his environmental science background. Richard has a Master’s degree in Environmental Toxicology and, prior to qualifying as a lawyer, spent a number of years with the HSE as a specialist in environmental major hazard legislation in the Hazardous Installations Division, where he prosecuted his own cases. He also spent two years as a risk management consultant, most notably leading a World Bank project on environmental catastrophe prevention in West Africa, and developing environmental and health and safety protocols for energy companies in the Sahara. Richard advises and defends organisations in their dealings with the Environment Agency, HSE, Local Authorities and other government regulators. Expertise: Interpretation and advice on regulatory legislation (environment, health and safety, food, fire, security, planning, trading standards, bribery etc) Specific major hazard industry regulatory representation in UK (COMAH and abroad) Regulatory litigation – defending criminal cases brought by HSE/EA/EHOs, etc Directors, senior officer and shareholder risk/liability management from threats such as corporate manslaughter, bribery and environmental law Inquest representation for organisations and individuals Liability on internal and external security issues Contractor control and risk limitation Environmental, health and safety accident/incident investigation leadership Regulatory risk and liability management systems such as ISO 14001, 18001/45001, etc Mediation of commercial disputes
Acuity Law
Richard Wade
Richard heads Blake Morgan’s Construction group. Specialising in construction law, Richard’s practice combines both non-contentious work and dispute resolution. He advises on procurement strategies, construction disputes (litigation, arbitration, adjudication and ADR), contract drafting and negotiation for stand-alone and complex property agreements. He also gives advice on the drafting and preparation of development agreements, building contracts, professional appointments and all related documentation. His clients include a wide range of developers, funders, contractors and professional designers and suppliers, as well as special purpose vehicles, for projects across a variety of sectors (including commercial, retail, leisure, housing and not-for-profit organisations such as schools, colleges and trusts).
Blake Morgan LLP
Richard Walford
I am a Partner in the Real Estate Team and bring vast experience in working with private and public sector clients, helping them to resource and manage their legal work and resources efficiently. I specialise in corporate occupier, infrastructure and development work and has particular expertise in managing large property portfolios and handling complex transactions/restructurings and refinancing. My experience and interests include strategic land, sustainable development and future mobility. In the transport sector, I have experience undertaking policy advisory work and my background includes sitting on industry working groups. Expertise Health Sector Real Estate Strategic Land Sustainable Economy Richard Walford - Partner - Transactional Real Estate | Michelmores
Michelmores LLP
Richard Waugh
Partner
Fieldfisher
Richard Wilkey
Richard is a partner and Head of the Corporate Team at HCR both in London and the UK which was ranked 1st in the UK by Experian’s UK and Republic of Ireland M&A report. Richard has over 23 years of experience of offering clients pragmatic advice on large and complex corporate transactions and international deals. Richard also heads up HCR’s private equity offering, this is his primary focus and specialism. Richard has particular expertise in institutional equity investments, management buyouts, secondary buy-outs, development capital transactions and management roles.
HCR Law
Richard Willcox
Richard is a Legal Director commercial property litigator, with a particular specialism in disputes arising under telecoms property law, acting predominantly for landowners and infrastructure providers. Aside from telecoms, his practice consists of a mix of residential and commercial property development disputes and undertaking complex landlord and tenant asset management work for major high street retailers. Recent work highlights include: successfully removing telecoms operators from site earmarked for £400 million campus redevelopment by higher education institution; advising on the strategy and the steps required to exercise a conditional break option on a £1.4 million pa central London retail unit; obtaining a direction from Ofcom granting Code Powers to a provider of critical national infrastructure; undertaking High Court proceedings, involving the complex interplay between mines and minerals and Inclosure Acts, in relation to a west London development site; and acting for a charitable trust in a hostile 1954 Act dispute, seeking to recover vacant possession of a World War II heritage building for use as museum space.
Shoosmiths LLP
Richard Willcox
Richard is a Legal Director commercial property litigator, with a particular specialism in disputes arising under telecoms property law, acting predominantly for landowners and infrastructure providers. Aside from telecoms, his practice consists of a mix of residential and commercial property development disputes and undertaking complex landlord and tenant asset management work for major high street retailers. Recent work highlights include: successfully removing telecoms operators from site earmarked for £400 million campus redevelopment by higher education institution; advising on the strategy and the steps required to exercise a conditional break option on a £1.4 million pa central London retail unit; obtaining a direction from Ofcom granting Code Powers to a provider of critical national infrastructure; undertaking High Court proceedings, involving the complex interplay between mines and minerals and Inclosure Acts, in relation to a west London development site; and acting for a charitable trust in a hostile 1954 Act dispute, seeking to recover vacant possession of a World War II heritage building for use as museum space.
Shoosmiths LLP
Richard Williams
Richard advises both lenders and borrowers on all aspects of real estate investment and development debt finance across all asset classes, including residential, commercial, retail, light industrial, student accommodation, hotels and care homes. He also acts for clients in relation to real estate debt acquisitions and disposals and in connection with CMBS and debt servicing matters. Richard has a strong reputation amongst his clients for providing pragmatic and commercial advice to enable them to achieve the most appropriate outcomes for their business. He has particular expertise in development finance and financings involving mezzanine debt and intercreditor relationships. He acts for a number of debt funds, property investors and large private equity clients.
Freeths LLP
Richard Williams
Richard is a specialist gambling, licensing and regulatory lawyer with key expertise in remote and land-based gambling. He works with a range of gambling clients from start-ups to multinational gambling operators, including casinos, betting shops, online gambling platforms and software developers. Richard advises on operating licences, the risks of operating in international markets, defending licence reviews, AML and social responsibility and the approval of print and web marketing campaigns. Another specialisation of Richard’s is liquor licensing, where he acts for pubs, nightclubs, bars, supermarkets and hotel chains nationally (including Scotland). He regularly appears before Licensing Committees and Magistrates’ Courts, and advises on real estate contracts for leisure operators, which are conditional on the grant of licensing and planning. Richard’s regulatory work involves acting for leisure and retail clients defending health and safety, food safety and product safety prosecutions. He also advises on street trading, taxi and firearms licensing.
Keystone Law
Richard Wilson
Richard is a partner in the personal injury department, handling claims arising out of road traffic accidents, accidents at work and accidents in public places. He has extensive experience of claims involving serious injuries and recently settled a claim in which a motorcyclist suffered serious leg fractures which led to a below knee amputation. Liability was disputed and the claim was compromised at £500,000. He has dealt with a claim in which the claimant suffered a nerve injury to his shoulder and received £300,000. His largest settlement was £1,200,000 in a case in which a doctor suffered serious injuries in a motorcycle accident, including various fractures and a brachial plexus injury, which reduced his earnings capacity. He has also dealt with claims arising out of fatal accidents.
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Richard Woods
Rich is a partner in KPMG Law’s London M&A team. He focusses on transactions in the technology, fintech, and life sciences sector. He has a particular focus on growth capital transactions and joint ventures. Before joining KPMG Law, Rich worked at Herbert Smith Freehills, and also spent time seconded to Goldman Sachs and to LendInvest. Areas of expertise Mergers and Acquisitions Equity fundraisings and investments - acting for both investors and investees Corporate reorganisations and restructures - domestic and cross-border Private equity - acting for private equity buyers and sellers selling to private equity Education & qualification BA (Hons), French & Russian, University of Bristol Solicitors Regulation Authority authorised
KPMG Law
Richie Clark
Partner
Fox Williams LLP
Rick Atha
Rick is a specialist non-contentious construction lawyer and is dual qualified, having been formerly a Chartered Civil Engineer and Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers prior to qualifying as a solicitor in 2003. He has worked across a wide variety of sectors from PFI/PPP (where he lead the construction input into +£1BN of construction work), conventional development and investment work and infrastructure and energy and is experienced in drafting and advising on building and engineering contracts, as well as guarantees, bonds, professional appointments and related agreements. Recent project experience includes: Advising developers and institutional funds on development funding agreements and the construction documents for major student accommodation projects Acting for an owner and developer of motorway service areas on new developments, such as the £70M Leeds Skelton Lake MSA, as well as routine portfolio improvements The FIDIC based civils and system contracts for the £150M mass passenger transport project atLondon Luton Airport The IChemE based EPC contract for a £160M waste to energy project in Hull and FIDIC based EPC contracts for miscellaneous biomass projects Universities int Lancaster, Brighton and Leeds on a variety of faculty developments and framework agreements. A national residential developer in relation to several apartment building projects of varying complexity (some with commercial space) NHS and Care Sector projects, including a £70M Emergency Care Centre in Northumbria, Extra Care projects for the public and private sector and care home projects for developers and funds
Shoosmiths LLP