Morton Fraser MacRoberts, Planning

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Planning - Scotland

Band 2

What the Team is Known For

Morton Fraser MacRoberts acts on contentious planning matters and has extensive experience of handling cases in the Court of Session, as well as higher courts. The team regularly advises on energy developments and compulsory purchase matters. Its lawyers are noted for their work for public sector clients, including the Scottish and UK governments, with additional strength in road infrastructure. They also advise private sector clients on residential and retail development.

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Strengths

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"I appreciate their depth of specialist knowledge and their willingness to engage meaningfully with professionals in our team. We always get excellent service and a quick response."

Planning respondent
UK

"They are always available and quickly deal with all matters as they arise. They understand that they need to be competitive."

Planning respondent
UK

"Morton Fraser MacRoberts is a first-rate team: they have some excellent strategic thinkers. I find them very responsive indeed."

Planning respondent
UK

"It is good news that they have merged and doubled in size. We can always tell that they are keen to impress us, treat us well and prioritise work. We are impressed."

Planning respondent
UK

"I appreciate their depth of specialist knowledge and their willingness to engage meaningfully with professionals in our team. We always get excellent service and a quick response."

Planning respondent
UK

"They are always available and quickly deal with all matters as they arise. They understand that they need to be competitive."

Planning respondent
UK

"Morton Fraser MacRoberts is a first-rate team: they have some excellent strategic thinkers. I find them very responsive indeed."

Planning respondent
UK

"It is good news that they have merged and doubled in size. We can always tell that they are keen to impress us, treat us well and prioritise work. We are impressed."

Planning respondent
UK

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