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Blake Morgan

The Times

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Blake Morgan is a large full-service commercial law firm with offices in Cardiff, London, Oxford, Reading and Southampton. It was formed in 2014 after a merger between the Cardiff-based Morgan Cole and the Portsmouth-based Blake Lapthorn.

In the past year the firm was appointed to the legal panel for the leading housing association Peabody to act on asset management, development, construction and governance matters.

The team advises investment funds as well as corporate occupiers and retailers, such as Specsavers and Metro Bank on portfolio management, and landlord/developers such as Sorbon Estates.

Blake Morgan’s lawyers advised the affordable housing and care group Pobl across multiple service lines and continues to support numerous third sector organisations such as Canal & River Trust and the British Red Cross Society in relation to their property assets.

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The firm’s in-house project and cost management team is celebrating its fifth anniversary. Blake Morgan was the first law firm to integrate this service, which caters to the property and construction industry.

★ Commended for landlord & tenant

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