Elizabeth Dunn > Burges Salmon LLP > Bristol, England > Lawyer Profile

Providing ‘robust, honest and pragmatic legal advice’, Burges Salmon LLP‘s planning and compulsory purchase unit is often frequently involved in large, nationally significant infrastructure projects. The team is also known for its regular representation of councils and other local authorities on CPOs, another central part of the practice. Spearheading the practice out of Bristol, Gary Soloman has expertise covering CPOs, highway proposals, and the compensation aspects of regeneration projects, while Julian Boswall has experience in large NSIPs, energy matters, and transport projects, with Elizabeth Dunn also being highly regarded in these areas in addition to the Developments of National Significance consenting regime in Wales. Other key members of the practice include Alex Minhinick, senior associates Jen Ashwell, Matthew Tucker, Daniel Whittle and Laura Fuller, as well as directors Cathryn Tracey, who is a common land and open space expert, and Sarah Sutherland.

Highlighted for its strength in nationally significant infrastructure projects, Burges Salmon LLP is geared to handle compulsory purchase orders, for which Alex Minhinick is a key contact. Gary Soloman leads the practice and is well-versed in highway proposals, while Julian Boswall and Elizabeth Dunn are experienced in energy matters. Jen Ashwell is skilled at regeneration schemes, Laura Fuller focuses on wind projects, and Cathryn Tracey is knowledgeable in renewable energy mandates. Sarah Sutherland, Daniel Whittle, and Matthew Tucker are other key team members.