New head of energy, infrastructure, natural resources at Clarke Willmott

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Renewables, Social infrastructure

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Europe

Laurence Lacey has been appointed head of energy, infrastructure, and natural resources at UK law firm Clarke Willmott.Lacey, a partner in commercial property based in the Bristol office, has been at the firm since 2007 and has been involved in the energy sector since his qualification in 2003.He...

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