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Conrad Turnock

Conrad Turnock

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Conrad graduated from University with First Class Honours in Law with Politics (LLB) and recently completed the SQE1 examinations with BPP University, in which he scored in the top quintile.

His first seat was with the Dispute Resolution team, which gave him valuable experience with contentious work. For his second seat, he was seconded to work in-house at an arms-length government body, giving him a unique perspective and appreciation for working in the public sector.

Conrad’s role:

Conrad is currently undertaking his third seat in the Planning and Parliamentary team, assisting colleagues with a variety of planning, environmental and highways work for a number of clients.

Skills and strengths:

Conrad’s developing portfolio of experience is rounded and suited to both public and private sector work.

  • Central Government
  • Corporate Clients
  • Local Government
  • Commercial Contracts
  • Environmental law
  • Highways
  • Judicial Review
  • Litigation
  • Parliamentary
  • Planning applications and agreements
  • Procurement challenges
  • Public Law
In this article, Rachel Murray-Smith, Conrad Turnock and Helen Arthur explain the significance of Crest Nicholson v Ardmore Ardmore [2026] EWHC 789 (TCC); [2026] EWHC 1069 (TCC), one of the first major decisions to consider the scope of building liability orders under the Building Safety Act 2022 and its impact on available routes to recovery.... Read more

Over 36 years since the Hillsborough disaster, which led to the 2017 report of Bishop James Jones on lessons learnt, the Government has introduced its ‘Hillsborough’ Bill. Promised within the Labour Party’s 2024 manifesto, it has been created to ensure that victims of state injustices have a greater voice. But is it any more than…

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New Towns Taskforce. What Comes Next for Local Authorities and Developers? Conrad Turnock and James Goldthorpe As cries of ‘Build Baby Build’ echoed around the Labour party conference hall in Liverpool last week, planning and real estate professionals across the country were reviewing the New Towns Taskforce’s report to Government, published on 28th September. The…

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