Cripps welcomes arrival of Radius Law’s team
London and South East-based law firm Cripps will welcome Iain Larkins and the Radius Law team on May 1 as part of an expansion of its commercial and technology practice.
Iain, founder of Radius Law and former Mercedes-Benz UK Group general counsel, joins as a partner alongside his team, bringing significant experience advising large corporates on complex commercial and regulatory matters.
The team has particular expertise in the automotive sector, working with manufacturer brands, major retail groups and industry bodies.
Iain said: “We are enormously excited to be joining Cripps.
“Everyone I have met at the firm shares the same values we have at Radius – delivering practical commercial advice while focusing on making a positive and lasting impact for our clients, people, community and planet.
“Joining Cripps gives our team a fantastic platform to continue supporting our clients while offering access to the wider capabilities of a full-service law firm.”
Their arrival will expand Cripps’ commercial and technology team to more than 20 people, strengthening its ability to support clients navigating evolving regulation, supply chains and technological change.
James Beatton, managing partner at Cripps, added: “Iain has built an exceptional team at Radius with strong and trusted relationships with large corporates, particularly in the automotive sector.
“Their arrival significantly strengthens our commercial and technology practice and enhances our ability to support clients operating in complex and fast-moving markets.”
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