Partner Article
Hill Dickinson strengthens property offering in Liverpool
The Liverpool office of international law firm Hill Dickinson has bolstered its ranks with the appointment of Philip Parker to its Property Litigation team.
Philip joins the firm from Brabners, bringing with him expertise in commercial landlord and tenant disputes. Specialising in complex lease renewals, breach of covenant claims, rent review and service charge disputes, difficult break options, vacant site assimilation projects, valuation disputes, trespass claims and interim or terminal dilapidation disputes, he has acted for a host of well-known national retailers, a large local authority pension scheme and an international logistics company.
Philip will work alongside the team in Liverpool headed up by Partner, Kevin Lee, who said:
“We’re thrilled to have Philip on board, he has a wealth of experience in the Property Litigation sector. With confidence returning to the property market, this appointment demonstrates the drive that exists in the property and construction team to grow and expand its offering in the north-west.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Hill Dickinson .
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