Partner Article
Business law firm appoints partner to commercial group
Business law firm DWF has bolstered its national commercial team with the appointment of Michael Mousdale, who joins the firm as a partner, based in the Manchester office.
A local government law, commercial contracts and public procurement specialist, Mr Mousdale has advised on a number of landmark deals in the public sector, including the London Borough of Lambeth’s Private Finance Initiative (PFI) - the first of its kind; and Greater Manchester Waste Disposal Authority’s £4.5 billion waste PFI project - the largest project of its type in Europe.
Mr Mousdale advises on all aspects of local government law, including governance and transactional matters. As a procurement specialist, he also advises on aspects including compliance, development of procurement strategies and on dialogue issues.
He joins DWF from Trowers & Hamlins, where he was a partner. Colin Murray, a Senior Associate, also joins the team from Trowers & Hamlins.
Jonathan Branton, head of the central & local government sector at DWF, commented: “This is a great acquisition for DWF. Michael is a hugely experienced and respected operator in local government, commercial and procurement law, especially with many high profile and landmark matters to his name. His experience and expertise complements and adds a great deal to the DWF team, not just in the North West but nationwide.”
Mr Mousdale added: “Local government law is fast-changing and dynamic so I look forward to working with a team that and strives to be innovative. The reputation of the firm is well earned and it’s an exciting time to be joining the business.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Simon Malia .
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