Pinsent Masons LLP
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Pinsent Masons LLP regularly represents a diverse range of clients, including property developers, housebuilders, and institutional investors. The team is well-prepared to act on rights of light matters for major developments, as well as projects in the energy, infrastructure, and mining sectors. With a varied caseload, practice co-head Melissa Thompson is an authority on rights of light work. Co-head Richard Bartle is a key point of contact for energy, infrastructure, and mining-related mandates, with experience extending to the Supreme Court. Joseph Parnis handles a varied stream of work for property developers, institutional landlords, and energy providers, with an uptick in energy and infrastructure instructions. A cornerstone of Ian Whitehead‘s practice is rights of light, where he is a key advisor to developers on complex schemes.
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‘The team is responsive and gives practical advice. They are not afraid to give a strong opinion on complex matters and really help to shape the practical strategies that will benefit the business.’
‘Ian Whitehead has provided very practical strategic advice, and always provides the advice when needed and is very responsive.'
Key clients
- AXA
- Hampshire Pension Fund
Work highlights
Acting for Gentian Infrastructure on a High Court claim concerning a COVID-era rent suspension clause, which will be listed for trial in early 2026.