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Clough & Willis expands Commercial Property team

Bury and Bolton based law firm Clough & Willis has grown its Commercial Property team following the appointment of Andrew Palmer as a senior associate.

Andrew, who joins Clough & Willis from Bermans, will be working alongside David Leviten, partner and head of the department. His role will encompass the complete range of commercial property services the firm offers, including; sales and purchases of land and property, development work as well as landlord and tenant cases. He will also advise clients on specialist lending.

Andrew has worked in the commercial property sector for 32 years including 19 years in private practice. He has also held positions at Eversheds and Halliwells.

David Leviten, commented: “Demand for our commercial property services has got stronger and stronger so Andrew’s appointment is great news for the firm. He brings a wealth of talent and experience that will help to both service the needs of existing clients and grow our client base.”

Andrew said of his appointment: “Clough & Willis is a fantastic firm and I’m now looking forward to adding value and helping the team to grow.”

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