Richard Adams practices planning law and has more than 20 years of experience representing clients on a range of planning and planning enforcement matters. He has extensive experience with planning agreements, including affordable housing obligations, and assessing planning situations for proposed purchases by clients. Richard also advises on highways law, including the stopping-up of highways in development scenarios. In addition, he handles compulsory purchase and judicial review matters.
Richard represents clients such as Greystar and LondonMetric. He advised Greystar in successfully procuring planning permission for more than 2,000 new homes to regenerate the site of the former Glaxo factory in Greenford, London. He also advised Greystar on their residential towers at Essex House, Croydon.
Between 2004 and 2006, Richard was involved in advising on planning issues at Coventry Airport, particularly with the proposed development of a passenger terminal for two million passengers annually, which was the subject of two major public inquiries, including the longest planning enforcement appeal in history.
Richard also acted for Highcross in securing permission for a major mixed-use scheme of approximately 100,000 square meters at Lakeside Business Park, Portsmouth, comprising (among other elements) significant office floor space, an aparthotel, and a private medical facility.
Richard recently advised on a successful judicial review action against the Secretary of State in connection with a caravan site in the New Forest National Park.
担当案件
- The College of Law, Chester (Legal Practice Course with distinction 2000); University of Manchester (LL.B. with honours 1999)
- Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales
送信する前の注意事項：
www.jonesday.comに掲載されている情報は、一般的な使用を目的としており、法的アドバイスを目的としたものではありません。このEmailを送信することにより、弁護士を含む専門家・依頼者の関係を構築することを意図するものではなく、このEmailの受領はそのような関係を構築するものではありません。当事務所に送信されたいかなる情報も、業務委託契約を結ばない限り、弁護士等が依頼者に対して守秘義務を負う機密事項として取り扱われることはありません。このEmailの送信者は以上の注意事項の内容を読み、理解したものと判断します。