Partner Article
Mills & Reeve appoints new partner to team
National law firm Mills & Reeve has today announced the appointment of Simon Sherwood as a partner in their real estate team, bringing the total number of partners at the firm to 97.
Simon joins Mills & Reeve from DAC Beachcroft and will be based in the firm’s Leeds office. He is a specialist in commercial and residential property development, and also brings wide-ranging experience of asset management, having acted for a number of major institutional investors with substantial portfolios.
Simon also has an extensive background in advising investors and developers across the primary care sector.
Keith Hamilton, head of real estate at Mills & Reeve, said:
“Simon has a strong track record in real estate investment, which is one of our core sectors, and we look forward to strengthening our expertise even further when he joins the Mills & Reeve team. His appointment will further develop our strong client offering in the North of England and demonstrates the firm’s resolute commitment to its 2015 commercial vision in which real estate investment plays a major role.
“Simon’s experience will provide invaluable support to our private wealth, agricultural and healthcare sectors and a number of our other practice areas.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Mills & Reeve, Leeds .
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