National firm Hammonds has bagged a lead role opposite Olswang on construction company Willmott Dixon's move to buy back its former social housing arm, Inspace, in a £148m takeover.
January 23, 2008 at 10:33 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
National firm Hammonds has bagged a lead role opposite Olswang on construction company Willmott Dixon’s move to buy back its former social housing arm, Inspace, in a £148m takeover.
Corporate partner Giles Distin led the team for Hammonds, advising privately-held Willmot Dixon on its bid. He was assisted by banking partner David Sachs, who advised on debt finance issues.
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