Building a successful partnership
06. Februar 2020
Building a successful partnership06. Februar 2020
Eversheds Sutherland is appointed to Arcadis’ UK legal panelEversheds Sutherland has been appointed to Arcadis’ UK panel. Arcadis is a global design, engineering and consultancy company, head quartered in the Netherlands. It is active in over 70 countries, with 23 offices around the UK. Eversheds Sutherland has been appointed as preferred adviser on real estate and real estate litigation matters for the group’s UK panel. The team will assist Arcadis on all aspects of its varied real estate requirements. Commenting on the appointment, Lisa Barge, Head of Real Estate Litigation from Eversheds Sutherland, said: “I am absolutely delighted that we have been appointed to the panel. Arcadis is a global professional services firm and an important addition to our client base. This appointment is another example of a client’s faith in our capability to deliver market leading real estate advice and focused, client-led support ensuring its strategic goals are met as we move into the next decade.” Stephen Shallcroft, UK Corporate Real Estate Director at Arcadis, also said: “Our Global Workspace Strategy is built around our people and, as we align our approach in the UK, our focus is on delivering flexible, sustainable workspace that meets the requirements of modern working practices. I am delighted to engage Eversheds Sutherland, who have complementary organisational aspirations, to support the delivery of our Strategic Real Estate goals.” The cross-practice Eversheds Sutherland team was led by Lisa Barge, supported by Iftkhar Ahmed, Real Estate Partner, Anna Woodford, Real Estate Senior Associate, and Mark Moutran, Real Estate Litigation Associate. PublikationenEvents und Trainingslegal updates 23. Juli 2026 AI Governance Bill: Malaysia’s Next Step Towards the First AI Rulebook legal updates 20. Juli 2026 Industrials Unpacked #1: Supply Chain Contracts legal updates 17. Juli 2026 EU Forced Labour Regulation legal updates 16. Juli 2026 Trump v Slaughter: What the US Supreme Court’s ruling means for transatlant... |