Mayer Brown International LLP is well regarded for its capabilities in matters involving cross-border VAT. Key areas of focus for the practice include supply chain structuring and IPT, as well as indirect tax issues arising from real estate transactions. James Hill helms the practice and is heavily involved in the firm’s significant transactions involving tax structuring elements. Kitty Swanson is an asset to the practice and is well versed at handling international supply chain structuring matters.
Testimonials
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‘My experience with them has been outstanding, with a high degree of professionalism, in-depth knowledge, and a strong commitment to our needs as a client. Their proactive approach has been instrumental in ensuring that we stay ahead of any changes in tax legislation.’
‘The team at Mayer Brown is not only accessible but also anticipates our needs and addresses potential issues before they arise, and demonstrated a remarkable dedication to our company. They have truly acted as partners with expert precision.'
'The primary partner I work with is Matthew Mortimer and his associate Jack Feehan, both are highly knowledgeable and skilled. Matthew consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of the law.’
Key clients
- Beazley plc
- Sotheby's
- Unilever
- Cabot Properties, Inc.
- Generali
- Wing Tai Properties
- Kennedy Wilson Europe
- Sinar Mas Land
- The British Land Company plc
- Gaw Capital
- K&K
Work highlights
- Advised Hasbro, Inc., on the European aspects of the sale of its eOne film and TV division, including advising on a complex carve-out and the transfer of the UK part of the business.
- Advised Convex on the design and implementation of a wide range of investments into pan-European, US and Australasian fund structures, across multiple asset classes.
- Represented Pernod Ricard in a new venture and strategic alliance with The Coca Cola Company to market a new pre-mixed cocktail (alcoholic ready-to-drink product).
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
James Hill