Fiona Edmond#14587

Fiona Edmond

Fiona advises office developers on a wide range of construction projects and property transactions, including central London office and mixed-use developments.

Fiona also acts for data centre operators and life sciences developers on their asset maintenance and development as well as routinely acting for purchasers and tenants in relation to complex acquisitions and lettings.

Fiona has been ranked as a leading individual in Chambers & Partners every year since 2013.

Experience includes:
  • Advising a data centre operator on the construction and lettings of its sites in England and Ireland.
  • Advising BioMed Realty on its construction projects and lettings in England.
  • Advising Derwent London on all construction projects across their portfolio.
  • Advising Nike on its move to its new HQ 60,000 sq. ft in the Argent development at King’s Cross

Contributed to

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Data centre projects—construction considerations
Data centre projects—construction considerations
Practice Notes

This Practice Note builds on the overview provided in Practice Note: Data centre projects—key aspects by examining the principal construction-related legal and contractual arising in the development of data centre projects in Great Britain (GB). It considers which parties are typically involved on data centre projects, procurement routes and contract selection, and the requirements, risks and areas of dispute particularly relevant to such projects.In this Practice Note, it is assumed that the data centre project:•is a standalone data centre development•may be financed using a variety of funding structures, including sponsor funding, institutional investment, corporate finance or project financeThis Practice Note forms part of a series of Practice Notes on data centre projects. Practice Note: Data centre projects—key aspects is the principal overview of the series and includes links to all the specialist Practice Notes covering the legal, commercial and technical aspects of data centre development.Introduction to data centre projectsData centres have moved rapidly to the centre

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2002

Experience

  • Charles Russell Speechlys LLP (2008 - Current)

Membership

  • British Council of Offices
  • Major Corporates Representative on The Law Society Council

Qualification

  • LLB (1999)

Education

  • University of Newcastle upon Tyne

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