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04 June 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Charles Russell Speechlys—Josh Risso-Gill

Real estate planning team welcomes partner in London

Charles Russell Speechlys has appointed Josh Risso-Gill as partner in its real estate planning team, further reinforcing its expertise in complex development schemes. Risso-Gill, who joins from CMS, brings more than 25 years of experience advising funds, investors, retailers, and planning authorities on high-profile projects. ‘I’m very excited to be joining Charles Russell Speechlys,’ he says.

His expertise spans tall office developments in the City of London, large-scale regeneration projects, co-living and student accommodation schemes, and data centres. Partner and Head of Planning Claire Fallows welcomes the appointment, stating, ‘Josh has an impressive track record advising on complex planning issues. His arrival strengthens our ability to deliver exceptional service.’

Divisional Managing Partner Robin Grove highlights the strategic importance of the hire, saying, ‘Josh aligns with several priority areas, including London Estates, living sector, and leisure developments. His expertise will bring significant strength to market-leading teams within the Group.’ Risso-Gill’s appointment underscores the firm’s commitment to expanding its planning and infrastructure capabilities.

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