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Colin Vaux
Partner
Partner in charge of commercial property work. Qualified as a Solicitor in 1966 and has been a Partner in the firm since 1968. He now spends the majority of his time dealing with development work.
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Stewart Williamson
Partner
Qualified as a Solicitor in 1978 and in 1979 became a partner in his own practice. He joined Punch Robson in January 2002 and deals with commercial and residential property work, and sales and purchases of companies and businesses.
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Jeremy Spooner
Consultant
After Qualifing as a solicitor in 1977, he worked in a commercial law firm in Newcastle, before joining a firm on Teesside in 1980, becoming a partner in 1981. In 1996, he set up his own practice specializing in business law. He was President of the Tees Valley Law Society in 2006/7. He has experience in sales and purchases of businesses, commercial property transactions including commercial leases, advising on commercial contracts, and in advising on general company law matters.
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Colin Howard
Partner
Qualified as a Solicitor in 1966 and joined Punch Robson in 2000 following the merger of his own practice with the firm. He carries out work in commercial and residential property and wills and probate.
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Peter Walker
Partner
Qualified as a Solicitor in 1970. He deals with commercial property work and the personal tax implications of business transactions.
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Stephen Haigh
Associate
Stephen qualified as a solicitor in 1994 having trained in the London firm of Howard Kennedy. He joined the firm in April 2006, having worked for four years as a solicitor in the Kent firm of Kingsfords where he was made a partner.
Stephen specialises in all aspects of commercial property work as well as business sales and purchases and residential conveyancing. Stephen recently passed the Diploma in Land Registration Law, a course offered jointly by the Land Registry and the College of Law.
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All of the above are based at Albert Road, Middlesbrough but can attend any of our offices for meetings and are able to visit client premises. |
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