Robert Hurst
Member – Corporate & Commercial and Commercial Property Teams
Qualifications/Memberships
Solicitor
About
Rob is a Member in the Corporate, Commercial and Commercial Property department. He has experience acting for a wide range of clients, including investment groups, private wealth and manufacturing companies, across a broad range of industry sectors.
He advises clients on all aspects of commercial property, both contentious and non-contentious, including acquisitions and disposal of property, secured lending, residential development, landlord and tenant matters and investment and asset management.
Rob also advises on a wide range of commercial, transactional, constitutional and regulatory issues, in particular negotiating and advising on non-contentious commercial contracts and his corporate experience includes mergers and acquisitions, disposals, investments, corporate re-organisations and general corporate advisory work.
Rob joined the firm in 2015 as a legal assistant. He qualified as a Solicitor in August 2020.
Interests
Outside of work Robert enjoys martial arts and swimming.
Specialist Areas
Latest News Articles by Robert
Key legal issues when launching or operating a subscription service
Key legal issues when launching or operating a subscription service With predictable revenue streams, it is understandable why a subscription business is attractive. Recent years have seen the launch of various innovations, such as monthly [...]
Why your terms & conditions may be letting you down
Why your terms and conditions may be letting you down A robust set of terms and conditions are essential for every business, allowing you to clearly outline the products or services you are selling, the [...]
Should you drag along or tag along as an investor?
Should you drag along or tag along as an investor? Becoming a minority shareholder or investor in a business may lead you to believe that, given the limited rights you will have, there are not [...]
Planning for success in a partnership merger
Planning for success in a partnership merger Where there is a good cultural alignment, a merger can offer numerous benefits to two smaller partnerships, particularly in terms of sharing costs and resources, and access to [...]
Could a trade mark protect your business on social media?
Could a trade mark protect your business on social media? While social media can be hugely beneficial for many businesses, it is not without its problems. Organisations have had to adapt to deal with unfavourable [...]