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Praised for its ability to go ‘go above and beyond’, and for its ’outstanding industry knowledge’, Brabners LLP advises a diverse roster of clients across the healthcare, technology, logistics, renewables, and not-for-profit sectors. The team is adept at handling the full scope of corporate and commercial matters ranging from M&A and group restructurings to private equity transactions, commercial contracts, e-commerce, and data protection compliance. Co-head Mark Rathbone is noted for advising on funding for private companies, including private equity and business angel investments. Fellow co-head Richard Hough stands out for his expertise in healthcare and complex contractual work, assisting clients with terms of business, outsourcing, distribution, agency, franchising and joint venture agreements. Andrew O’Mahony leads on banking and finance mandates, with a strong focus on private equity and acquisition finance, while Colin Bell advises on IP strategy, tech licensing, and digital compliance. Other notable individuals include: Rupert Gill, who guides corporates and listed entities through M&A deals and restructurings; David Maples, who advises non-profits and social enterprises on governance and regulatory frameworks; John Spofforth handles both UK-based and cross-border corporate matters; managing partner Nik White; dental sector specialist Nicola Lomas; and corporate advisor Victoria Trigwell. Michael Brabner is recommended for his longstanding expertise.
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Testimonials
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‘Cohesive team.'
‘The team have outstanding industry knowledge. Often, the Brabners team will go above and beyond to ensure clients are fully informed of the process. Feedback from clients has always been favourable and highlights the strong support offered by the partners and the wider team.'
Key clients
- Commonwealth Games Federation
- Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Work highlights
Assisting the Commonwealth Games Federation in relation to the 2026 and 2030 Commonwealth Games.