Douglas Preece
Partner
telephone: +44 (0) 207 614 2519
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email: dpreece@foxwilliams.com
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Douglas is a corporate lawyer specialising in mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and private equity. He joined Fox Williams in 2000. He has acted on many transactions for clients in technology and related industries and in the fashion and merchandising industry on acquisitions, disposals and capital raising, including share purchases, business purchases and brand purchases.
He also advises on all aspects of partnership law and in particular the formation, merger, de-merger and dissolution of professional and commercial partnerships.
Douglas has attracted the following comments in the Legal 500, UK edition for his M&A and partnership law work:
"recommended"
(M&A: smaller deals 2006)
"commanding a good reputation"
(Partnership law 2006)
"recommended"
(Partnership law 2007)
"name to note"
(Partnership law 2009)
"a deep understanding of partnership law"
(Partnership law 2010)
"commercially astute"
(M&A: Smaller deals 2010)
"utterly charming"
(Legal 500 2011)
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