The ‘dynamic and forward-thinking’ team at Acuity Law provides ’commercial and pragmatic’ advice to developers, landowners and investors across a wide range of Wales and UK-based commercial real estate projects. With a ‘pragmatic and outcomes-focused’ approach, team head Gareth Baker has a strong retail, industrial and office development practice, and advises both developers and landowners on joint venture and collaboration agreements. Steve Morris’ ‘innovative approach’ ensures that he is well-positioned to advise on large-scale projects working with both developers and funders, and Damien Cann is very skilled at advising on debt and equity-funded development schemes; he has been involved in the firm’s work on high-profile office, hospitality and mixed use developments in Cardiff city centre. Ben Honour is also a key member of the team, handling the acquisition and disposal of commercial property and development projects.
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Testimonials
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- 'Acuity Law stands out as a highly dynamic and forward-thinking legal practice, distinguished by its commitment to delivering tailored, client-centric solutions.'
- 'The team provides commercial and pragmatic legal advice to clients across various sectors.'
Key clients
- Cardiff City (House of Sport) Limited
- Coastal Housing Group Limited/Beacon Cymru Group Limited
Work highlights
Completed a deal with a total value of £8m for Cardiff City (House of Sport) Limited at the Llanrumney sports complex.
Lawyers
Leading partners
The strongest partners in their field, leading on market-leading deals and endorsed by peers and clients alike.
Next Generation Partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Practice head
Gareth Baker
Other key lawyers
Steve Morris; Damien Cann; Ben Honour; Liz Gibbons; Emma Hutchings; Sian Reynolds; Shawnee Evans; Sean Chapman James