Led from London by Fraser Ritson and also benefitting from strong regional coverage, Addleshaw Goddard provides 'commercial but deeply technically knowledgeable advice' to IPs and creditors across a range of mid-market UK mandates, including in the real estate, retail and energy sectors. The firm's strong clearing bank and specialist lender ties, for example in the ABL space, continue to elicit a considerable volume of work, while Karl Clowry, who is a 'steady hand through complex situations', continues to develop the firm's cross-border offering, including on highly structured situations.
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Testimonials
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- 'The excellent team provides commercial but deeply technically knowledgeable advice.'
- 'Fraser Ritson is always available and is a trusted adviser to our firm.'
- 'Karl Clowry is a steady hand through complex situations.'
- 'Adam McCarron is very commercial and brings common sense to difficult situations.'
Key clients
- Enviva Inc.
- Bioren Limited
- International Financial Group Limited, RL360 Insurance Company Limited & Ardan International Limited
- Interpath Ltd as Administrators of Panther Partners Limited
- Interpath as administrators of the CNG Group of companies
- Solar 21
- FRP Advisory Trading Ltd as Administrators of Auden Group Limited
- FRP Advisory LLP as Administrators of BV9 Limited
- Begbies Traynor as Administrators of the Flat Cap Group Hotels group
- Maslow Capital
Work highlights
- Advising Enviva Inc (one of the world's largest wood pellet producers) as creditor in relation to the 700MW MGT Teeside power generator's restructuring plan.
- Advising Cyrus Capital in relation to the restructuring and recapitalisation of London Southend Airport, owned by listed parent Esken Ltd (formerly Stobart).
- Advising Interpath Advisory as administrators and receivers of the D&D Restaurant Group (formerly Conran Restaurant Group) on the sale of group company shares and associated debt roll.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Fraser Ritson