Tributes paid to Bevan Brittan partner

A firm has paid tribute to a ‘valued partner and colleague’ who has died at the age of 53.

Tim Rowe, an equity partner in the Bristol office of Bevan Brittan, died following a short illness.

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A specialist in commercial property, Rowe was known nationally for his work on large-scale developments and he acted on a number of significant mixed-use real estate projects.

He acted for many years for the Canal & River Trust (formerly British Waterways) and had a number of significant instructions for the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Rowe, a Cambridge graduate, joined Bevan Brittan in February after working with TLT and Wright Hassall.

Duncan Weir, managing partner of Bevan Brittan, said: ‘The thoughts of our partners and the staff of Bevan Brittan are with Tim’s family at this time.

‘We all feel a great sense of sadness at the loss of such a valued fellow partner and colleague. In the short time he was with us, he built a strong reputation within the firm – and was highly successful in developing a personal portfolio of commercial clients, many of whom are household names.’

Rowe leaves behind twin boys aged 13 (William and Oliver) and his wife Michele.

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Tributes paid to Bevan Brittan partner