Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) has re-signed a deal with Tesco, giving it a three year mandate as the supermarket giant’s lead property adviser.
The supermarket’s property adviser mandate was last extended in 2014 when Tesco dropped Ashurst from its panel. The move was viewed as an endorsement of BLP’s key practice area and an early success for its low cost Manchester base.
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