Gateley Legal appoints real estate partner
Birmingham-based law firm Gateley Legal has appointed Daniel Walsh as partner within its real estate team.
Daniel brings 20 years’ experience, having held senior roles at CMS, Eversheds Sutherland and Gowling WLG.
He has advised developers, investors and funds on complex development and investment transactions, with a focus on logistics and urban regeneration schemes.
In his new role, he will support the firm’s commercial development offering, working alongside its established Birmingham team.
Daniel said: “It’s great to have joined such an established development team, particularly one which has a strong track record of supporting logistics developer clients, which is an important part of my practice.
“I have spent the majority of my career in Birmingham and I’m keen to continue to add to my experience of dealing with large-scale development projects in the region.
“Having met the team, I’m confident that Gateley provides a strong platform and it’s great to be joining the business at such an exciting time.”
Rebecca Sherwin, national head of real estate and head of Gateley’s Birmingham office, added: “Daniel brings great knowledge and experience to the team and expands our development and logistics expertise within the Midlands.
“The region continues to see a strong pipeline of commercial development activity and, with several partners in the Birmingham office focused on this sector, we continue to have the skills and resource to support our clients with their continued growth.”
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