Andrew Pettinger > Addleshaw Goddard > Manchester, England > Lawyer Profile
Addleshaw Goddard Offices

1 ST PETER'S SQUARE
MANCHESTER
M2 3DE
England
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Andrew Pettinger

Work Department
Infrastructure, finance and projects.
Position
Specialises in commercial and corporate work of all types involving the public and private sector, including outsourcing, efficiency initiatives, shared services arrangements, collaborative frameworks, PFI, NHS, LIFT, joint ventures, regeneration and central government initiatives. Particular experience in the health, education, social care, housing, regeneration and transport sectors. He acts for the public sector, the private sector and financial institutions. He has an expertise in public procurement and data protection law.
Career
Trained Slater Heelis, Manchester; qualified 1995; assistant solicitor in corporate finance, Addleshaw Sons & Latham and Addleshaw Booth & Co 1995-2001; assistant solicitor in projects, Addleshaw Booth & Co and Addleshaw Goddard 2001-04; partner Addleshaw Goddard 2004.
Languages
French (basic).
Education
Pocklington School, York; University of Manchester (BA Hons 2(1)); Manchester Metropolitan University (PE – pass; Law Society Finals – pass).
Leisure
Cricket, reading, piano, guitar, food, wine, being a dad.
Lawyer Rankings
North West > Projects, energy and natural resources > Energy and projects
The team at Addleshaw Goddard advises on high-profile projects and local schemes across a wide range of sectors across the UK and internationally. The department is co-led by Michael O’Connor, who is an expert in public-private transactions and advising public sector bodies, and Sara Gilmore who advises across regulated sectors on commercial and financial arrangements, and the transport and energy sectors. Andrew Pettinger assists with joint ventures, partnerships, regeneration and infrastructure projects, and service and supply arrangements, while Stephanie Townley covers a range of PFI and PPP deals as well as contentious matters. Philip Dupres leads the utilities practice and develops commercial and financial structures for utility infrastructure. Rachel Eggington is also noted.
North West > Public sector > Local government
The Manchester-based team at Addleshaw Goddard focuses on major transactions of all types for local government across an array of sectors. and advises on general service outsourcings, IT outsourcings, regeneration schemes, power issues, housing transactions, real estate investments, funds work, and transport projects. Additionally, the group is well-regarded for its expertise in the PPP and PFI spaces and frequently provides dispute resolution advice to local authority clients. The team is jointly led by Andrew Pettinger, who assists with major infrastructure, outsourcing and commercial transactions for local government clients, and Michael O’Connor, who covers public, private and project finance transactions across various infrastructure and social infrastructure sectors. Other key members of the team are Sara Gilmore, Stephanie Townley and Rob Thompson.
Lawyer Rankings
- Local government North West > Public sector
- Energy and projects North West > Projects, energy and natural resources
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Finance > Banking and finance
- Dispute resolution > Banking litigation
- Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: Manchester
- Real estate > Commercial property: Manchester
- Real estate > Construction
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: Manchester
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate tax
- Public sector > Health
- Employment > Health and safety
- Finance > Insolvency and corporate recovery
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > IT and telecoms
- Public sector > Local government
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: Liverpool
- Private client > Personal tax, trusts and probate
- Real estate > Planning and environment
- Real estate > Property litigation
- Transport
Firm Rankings
- Employment > Employment
- Projects, energy and natural resources > Energy and projects
- Corporate and commercial > EU and competition
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Media and entertainment
- Insurance > Professional negligence
- Private client > Charities and not-for-profit