Neil R Walmsley > Greene & Greene > Bury St Edmunds, England > Lawyer Profile
Greene & Greene Offices
80 GUILDHALL STREET
BURY ST EDMUNDS
IP33 1QB
England
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Neil R Walmsley
Work Department
Corporate and commercial.
Position
Director partner Neil Walmsley Ltd.
Career
Articled Halliwell Landau; qualified 1992; joined Greene & Greene 1993; made partner 1996.
Neil specialises in corporate finance and commercial work, including acquisitions, disposals, financing, restructuring of businesses and information technology. Under Sheriff of the County of Suffolk and a Trustee of the Suffolk Community Foundation.
Independent research describes Neil as an “amiable, adept corporate lawyer who always talks sense”. Neil is “a good guy to deal with” and provides “city service at sensible rates”.
Education
Birmingham University (LLB).
Leisure
Equestrian competition, motor sports.
Lawyer Rankings
East Anglia > Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: elsewhere in East Anglia
The five-partner practice at Greene & Greene in Bury St Edmunds has a strong roster of regional and national work and ‘can punch above its weight’. ‘Knowledgeable and highly pragmatic‘ practice head Simon Ratcliffe namely handles the acquisition, disposal and reorganisation of private companies; notably, he recently worked with Andrew Cooper to advise Xenia Broking Group Limited on the acquisition of Hong Kong entity Capstone Insurance Brokers. Cooper and Neil R Walmsley ‘provide a first-class service and are great at finding commercial solutions‘. The ‘accessible and proactive‘ Mark Daly is involved in high-value and cross-border transactions for public and private companies, and Mark Whittaker frequently advises private equity and venture capital clients.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: elsewhere in East Anglia
- Private client > Contentious trusts and probate
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: elsewhere in East Anglia
- Private client > Personal tax, trusts and probate: elsewhere in East Anglia