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Philip Goodstone
Philip Goodstone is the divisional managing partner of the Corporate Division and is also the head of the firm’s Funds and Structured Real Estate Group, with particular expertise in real-estate funds, corporate real-estate transactions and acting for entities with significant real-estate assets.
He also has a broad range of corporate experience including private and public mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance and more complex fundraisings and demutilisations.
Clients advised by Philip include Anglo Irish Bank, Accrue Capital, Assura Group, Braemar Group, ISIS Waterside Regeneration, Royal Liver, Standard Life Investments, Scottish Widows Investment Partnership and Westbury Property Fund (now Stobart Group) as well as a number of other major banks and financial institutions.
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Employment Up to Date — May 2013
Addleshaw Goddard has released the May 2013 edition of its Employment Up to Date publication.
Data and Information E-Alerts — 30 May 2013
Addleshaw Goddard has released its Data and Information E-Alert dated 30 May 2013.
Analysis from The Lawyer
Number crunching: Addleshaw Goddard
The past five years have not been easy for Addleshaw Goddard. The firm’s revenue fell 7 per cent from £173.1m to £161.9m between 2008/09 and 2010/11 and despite finances looking up in 2011/12, when Addleshaws reported a 30 per cent increase in net profit, it has shown no notable compound growth in turnover since 2007/08.
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