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Burges Salmon—Charles Claisse

08 January 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Mergers and acquisitions partner joins corporate team in London

Independent UK law firm Burges Salmon has announced the appointment of Charles Claisse as a partner in the firm’s Corporate and M&A team. Based in London, Charles joins the firm from Deloitte Legal, where he was head of M&A, and is ranked as a leading partner across the legal directories.

With experience working for clients ranging from FTSE and Fortune 500 businesses to funds and the management teams of private equity and venture backed business, and specialising in tech and tech enabled businesses, Charles advises on complex mergers and acquisitions, investments, joint ventures, partnerships and spin offs. Charles’ work extends internationally, and he is known for advising on cross-border and transatlantic deals with a focus on supporting fast growing companies through the whole lifecycle of their business.

Commenting on his appointment, Charles says: 'Burges Salmon has a growing reputation in the Corporate and M&A market, and the technology sector, acting on impressive tech, private equity and international mandates. The culture, experience and entrepreneurial approach at Burges Salmon are a perfect fit for my practice. I am excited to be joining Burges Salmon’s Corporate and M&A team in 2025 and the opportunity this will bring to the wider firm and our clients.'

Nick Graves, partner and head of Corporate at Burges Salmon, adds: 'We’re delighted Charles is joining our Corporate and M&A team. His track record of advising on M&A, PE and VC deals in the tech sector and on cross-border M&A mandates is a great combination for supporting our clients. Welcome Charles and really looking forward to working with you.'

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