Joanna has experience of all areas of commercial property including acquisitions and disposals, lettings, development agreements, joint venture arrangements and Real estate aspects of corporate acquisitions, disposals and re-financing projects.
Jo is an excellent lawyer. She is great technically and leads her team from the front. She listens (a rare quality) and is adept at tailoring advice/services to the commercial needs of the particular transaction. She is also extremely organized, efficient and conscientious and can be relied upon to deliver what she promises (without exception). Because of this (and also because she is generally a delight to deal with), her stock is extremely high at Kennedy Wilson (she is regularly name checked as an exemplar of client service). This is particularly noteworthy given the very high standards we expect from external counsel.
Chris Taylor
- Assistant General Counsel Europe Kennedy Wilson
Whilst we have significant investments elsewhere in the U.K., Northern Ireland is a new market to us and Joanna has been instrumental in ensuring we understand the legal differences in the way leases and investments need to be structured.
Qualified in Australia and the UK and with US and other international experience, Ewan's expertise covers national and cross border mergers and acquisitions and other corporate transactional matters including joint ventures and strategic partnerships as well as equity fundraisings and private equity, reorganisations and reconstructions and general commercial advisory work.
Emily specialises in intellectual property disputes and advice, with a particular focus on brand enforcement and the creative rights. She has advised clients on their rights in relation to trade marks, advertising compliance, databases, misuse of confidential information, copyright, designs and patents.
Euan is part of the Climate and Sustainability team, supporting clients to address the impact and effects of climate change and in developing and implementing their ESG strategies and addressing associated risks.
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