Neil Sagoo > Maples Teesdale LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Praised by clients for its ‘commercial and strategic thinking’, Maples Teesdale LLP advises a range of domestic and global clients. Neil Sagoo demonstrates strengths in headquarter relocations for occupiers and embassies, Katherine Watts concentrates on commercial property acquisitions and disposals, and Roger Thornton handles investment, development, and sales and purchases. Mark Harryman frequently advises law firms and media companies on various corporate real estate matters, while Adam Bernstein focuses on real estate growth and asset management in the hospitality and leisure sectors. Edward Bird is a key contact for acquisitions, disposals, and refinancing, whereas Helen Kearns is recommended for advising both landlords and occupiers alike.

A boutique real estate practice, Maples Teesdale LLP is well-accustomed to asset classes across the property sphere, including offices, residential, retail, and mixed-use. The firm is particularly skilled in supporting international clients in their UK endeavours. At the helm, Declan Power is well-versed in forward funding, forward purchases and joint ventures. Roger Thornton regularly advises on sales and disposals of single assets and portfolios. Neil Sagoo is an expert in transactions of office assets. In October 2023, Chris Wilkinson retired from the practice.

A real estate boutique, Maples Teesdale LLP is highly experienced in advising on the development process for its clientele, which includes real estate companies, asset managers and companies in other sectors looking for advice on their site developments. The firm is well versed in office, life sciences, logistics and retail assets, especially where sustainability considerations arise. Declan Power oversees the practice. Key figures include Neil Sagoo, a specialist in office matters. Katherine Watts is experienced in leisure and hotel matters, while Charles Elgood, who was promoted to partner in 2023, advises on retail asset acquisitions and management. Chris Wilkinson retired in October 2023.