Ed Fowler > Cripps > Tunbridge Wells, England > Lawyer Profile

Cripps
NUMBER 22
MOUNT EPHRAIM
TUNBRIDGE WELLS
Kent
TN4 8AS
England

Work Department

Real estate – corporate property.

Position

As a partner in the real estate team, Ed deals with all kinds of commercial property work with a particular focus on the property aspects of corporate transactions and advising businesses on their occupational property interests. He heads up the retail leisure and hospitality sector and focusses in particular on luxury international retailers and boutique hotel operators and restaurants.  His clients include a major statutory water supplier in Kent, Sussex and Surrey; a high end, leading UK retail business, lots of international retailers, boutique hotel chains; and various other local, national and international businesses. Recent work highlights include flagship store acquisitions for international retailers in Regent Street, Covent Garden, Westfield and Chelsea.

Career

Trained Cripps Harris Hall; qualified 2006; solicitor Cripps Harris Hall 2006-09, associate 2009-14; managing associate Cripps LLP 2014-15; partner 2015 to date.

Languages

German (conversational).

Education

St George’s College, Weybridge; University of Sheffield (2002 BA 2(1) History); College of Law, Guildford (2004 PGDL Distinction; LPC Distinction).

Leisure

Tennis – member of Tunbridge Wells Lawn Tennis Club, swimming football, walking, cycling, keeping fit.

Lawyer Rankings

London > Real estate > Commercial property: corporate occupiers

Cripps’ corporate occupier practice acts for professional services firms and tech corporations on relocations, refurbishments, and exit strategies. Oliver Morris illustrates strength in large scale head office relocations, where recent work highlights include advising on lease expiries, ESG requirements, and flexible workspaces. Ed Fowler is recommended for assisting luxury national and global retailers on breaking into prime London retail space, while the ‘proactiveElizabeth Robertson advises property investors and landlords on development and infrastructure matters.