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AI and the Internet of Things are revolutionising the ways in which warehousing and logistics companies operate.
Businesses can now track vehicles and goods more easily, allowing for a much more dynamic supply chain. Within warehouses, technology can increase efficiency and change working practices significantly. Employment practices, workforce supply and the roles that workers carry out in logistics businesses are also changing rapidly.
To meet the challenge of last-mile logistics in urban centres, logistics operators need to look at how they deliver to and receive returns from customers, what properties they occupy and how they can adapt to technological advances and emissions controls. Warehouse developers need to have a product that is flexible enough to accommodate rapidly changing technologies and occupier needs.
Those in the warehousing and logistics market need experienced legal partners who understand their business and can manage complex jobs with ease. We are flexible, easy to work with and offer joined-up advice across your entire business.
Our work in the market includes property law, commercial contracts, procurement, corporate transactions, banking, deal advisory, restructuring, dispute resolution, tax, employment and pensions.
Our clients include warehouse developers and landlords, third party logistics operators and fuel distributors, ranging from national £3bn turnover logistics businesses to regional SMEs.
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