Clare Harman Clark
Senior Professional Support Lawyer
Clare is a senior professional support lawyer in the Real Estate and Construction group. She has specialised in commercial property law since 2008, dealing with investors, funders, developers and asset managers in relation to many high-value transactions. Clare now provides technical legal support to the commercial real estate team, advising on complex transactional points. With responsibility for continual improvement and development, she also trains the team and clients, keeping both abreast of legal developments. Clare sits on the Law Society's Property Section committee, and lectures in property law on the Legal Practice Course at the University of Westminster.
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Career
| Since 2016 | Senior Professional Support Lawyer, Taylor Wessing |
| 2015 - 2016 | Senior Associate, Russell-Cooke |
| 2008 - 2015 | Senior Associate, Clifford Chance |
| 2006 - 2008 | Trainee, Clifford Chance |
| 2002 - 2005 | Executive, Office of Rail Regulation |
| 2000 - 2002 | Journalist, just-food.com |
Education
| 2006 | Legal Practice Course, BPP Law School |
| 2005 | Diploma in Law, BPP Law School |
| 2000 | BA History, Cardiff University |
Publications
Proptech looks set to change how buildings interact with employees, Estates Gazette |
Memberships & Associations
| Association of Property Support Lawyers |
Additional languages
| English |
| Italian |
Latest news & insights
Life sciences & healthcare
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The great ESG balancing act for Life Sciences
14 February 2022
by Clare Harman Clark and Lauren Fendick
Real estate & construction
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Retrofit for the future - making historic homes greener
8 November 2021
Briefing
by Clare Harman Clark and Joanna Bassett
Real estate
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New research sets out vision for 2040 cities, with more flexibility, fewer commutes and tackling the climate crisis
13 July 2021
by multiple authors
Real estate & construction
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City 2040 report
7 July 2021
In-depth analysis
by multiple authors
