The award went to a joint submission from Eversheds and Ashurst for their work on the Shard, the tallest tower in Western Europe, which opened for business this summer. The two firms acted as lead advisers on the landmark project, advising landowners Teighmore, New London Bridge House, Sellar Property and the Qatari debt and equity investors. The deal was high profile and charged with major financing, planning and political issues, among them agreeing a structure that would work with existing transport and infrastructure. A
December 13, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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Winners: Ashurst and Eversheds
While far from being one of the largest real estate teams, Bircham Dyson Bell certainly caught the attention of the judges for its efforts for Transport for London in relation to the £50m Emirates Air Line – the cable car system across the Thames that launched this summer.
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