Areas of Practice
Track Record
Advising Grosvenor on the construction documentation for a number of office, retail, leisure and mixed-use developments
Advising on the construction documentation for the sale of a £140m Mayfair hotel and the purchase of a £24m Mayfair residential property
Preparation and negotiation of the construction documentation for the development of a new five star hotel in Edinburgh
Preparation of a suite of standard construction documents for an Architect
Advising the owner of a hotel on its CPO compensation rights in relation to the proposed Heathrow expansion
Advising on the production and installation of a public art installation in Mayfair as part of the London Design Festival
Publications
Construction News
RICS isurv Guidance on Liquidated Damages
Memberships
Society of Construction Law
British Institute of Interior Design
Education & Qualification
University of Warwick
Qualified as a solicitor in 2018
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