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Craig Ramsay

Partner

Craig Ramsay

Founder-led exits · MBO/VIMBOs · In-House Legal · Sales/Acquisitions

Direct
cr@eventuslaw.uk 07772 697 241 linkedin.com/in/craigwramsay
Admitted
Solicitor, Scotland (2012)

Biography


Owner-managed and family-owned businesses make up the majority of the Scottish economy, and they all, sooner or later, face the same question: what happens when the owner wants to step back and retire? Craig co-founded Eventus to help clients answer that question.

His practice covers advising owners and businesses on sales to third parties (both trade buyers and private equity-backed consolidators), MBOs/VIMBOs and other options for passing ownership to the next generation of the family, typically as part of a wider estate planning exercise.

Craig is also ranked Band 1 by Chambers for his legal work in the Healthcare sector in Scotland. He provides in-house legal support to one of the UK’s largest care home developers, Morrison Community Care Group. At his previous firm, he acted for Clyde Munro on its Scotland-wide dental practice acquisition programme.

Testimonials
“Paul and Craig at Eventus provided clear, commercially focused advice throughout the transaction. Their guidance and steady hand were instrumental in helping us navigate the process efficiently and achieve a successful outcome.”
Director, Trident Maintenance Services Limited
“As Morrison Community Care Group continues its rapid growth across the UK, with an expanding development pipeline and increasingly complex transactions, strengthening our internal capability has never been more important. Bringing legal expertise in-house is a major step in supporting the next stage of our journey. Craig brings a huge amount of experience and will play an important role across acquisitions, funding, development agreements, construction contracts and helping us continue to deliver projects efficiently and at scale.”
Paul Sokhi, Managing Director and Owner — Morrison Community Care Group
“Craig is exceptional.”
Healthcare · Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession

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