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Clifford Chance—Iain Suttie

03 March 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Construction team appoints head of UK real estate development construction

The Clifford Chance construction team has appointed Iain Suttie as the new head of UK real estate development construction, succeeding Marianne Toghill who was in the role for eight years.

Joining from Herbert Smith Freehills, where he was Of Counsel, Iain has extensive experience delivering construction and engineering projects across a range of areas including urban regeneration, major infrastructure, and commercial construction projects. 

His practice spans the office, transport, energy, water, retail and housing sectors, both in the UK and internationally where he advises on procurement strategy, as well as leading on key negotiations.  In his new role at Clifford Chance, Iain will be working closely with UK and global client teams and colleagues across planning, real estate and real estate finance. 

Sandy Hall, partner, global head of the construction group said: 'Real Estate Development is a core pillar of Clifford Chance’s top ranked, cross-sector, construction practice and we’re looking forward to Iain joining our group to continue delivering on complex development and regeneration projects and trophy assets in the UK for our developer, investor and funder client base.'

Iain Suttie, Head of UK Real Estate Development Construction said: 'Clifford Chance's Construction practice is acknowledged to be one of the pre-eminent practices in the UK and internationally. I'm thrilled to be joining, and I look forward to bringing my years of experience to a Real Estate platform with such an expansive global network, to build on and contribute to the team and the firm's success.'

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