Cameron Greig
PartnerCameron Greig is a Partner in MFMac’s Planning Law Team, advising clients across Scotland on planning, environmental, compulsory purchase and development‑related matters.
Cameron is a highly experienced planning and development lawyer who supports developers, landowners, investors, public sector bodies and infrastructure providers on complex and high‑value projects. His advice is commercially focused, strategic and grounded in a deep understanding of how planning law impacts development viability and delivery.
As a planning law specialist, Cameron advises on the full lifecycle of development projects. His work includes strategic planning advice, planning due diligence for property and corporate transactions, negotiating planning obligations and agreements, and advising on environmental impact assessment, roads and access issues, and compulsory purchase powers. He works across a broad range of sectors, including residential, commercial, retail, energy, infrastructure and mixed‑use developments.
A core element of Cameron’s practice is planning and development‑related litigation. He regularly represents clients in planning appeals, local development plan examinations and public inquiries, and has extensive experience guiding clients through statutory appeals and judicial review proceedings in the Scottish courts. He is known for his ability to manage sensitive and high‑stakes disputes while keeping clients’ commercial objectives firmly in focus.
Cameron is ranked for Planning Law in Chambers & Partners and Legal 500, reflecting his technical expertise, pragmatic approach and strong reputation within the market. As a Partner, he plays a key role in leading major planning and infrastructure projects, and working collaboratively with clients’ wider professional teams to deliver clear, joined‑up legal solutions.
Cameron is also a Notary Public.
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MFMac Summer of CPD
MFMac’s Summer of CPD programme offers a series of focused webinars covering key legal developments across a range of practice areas. Led by experienced lawyers from across the firm, each session provides practical insight into recent case law, regulatory change and emerging risks, with clear relevance for professionals advising or operating in Scotland.
