The deal was referred to DLA Piper's London office by its Managing Partner for Oman and client relationship partner for the Oman Investment Fund, Bruce Mullins. Catherine Usher, real estate lawyer and Office Managing Partner for London, had overall responsibility for the DLA Piper team advising on the deal.
The team was led by partners Sean Scanlon and Elizabeth Walters (Corporate), with assistance from Juan Perez Tejedor and Kate Salter (Corporate), Richard Wilkinson and Sally Whitney (Real Estate), Toby Barker, Lorraine Clover and Christopher Chan (Real Estate Finance) and Richard Woolich and Simon Slade (Tax).
Bruce Mullins said:
"We are delighted to have acted on this transaction which showcases the global platform for services provided by DLA Piper, our commitment to Oman and ability to provide seamless access to our skilled corporate and real estate lawyers in London. We look forward to building on our relationship with the Oman Investment Fund."
Catherine Usher said: "It is excellent to see a transaction related to a landmark building taking place in the current difficult real estate market in London. It was a complex transaction that illustrates how our cross practice expertise and international reach benefit our clients."
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