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Ellen Peart
Ellen Peart is a partner at BCL and is recognised as a leading individual specialising in serious and complex criminal litigation in relation to matters including serious sexual offences, homicide, public order offences, assault, offences of dishonesty, firearms and internet-related crime. She is described by leading barristers and peers as a “no-nonsense and immensely dedicated" criminal defence specialist. She is praised for her "absolute professionalism, client care and choice of counsel," and "Her tactical judgement, from police station interview to trial, is breathtaking." She comes highly recommended for her expert representation of high-profile clients, particularly those facing serious sexual and violent offence charges. Noted for specialist police station advice, as well as advising clients interviewed by other prosecution agencies and regulatory bodies, Ellen has an excellent track record in making written representations that matters should not proceed to charge and that no further action should be taken. Ellen has an interest in Court of Appeal matters when advising clients who seek a second opinion post-conviction and sentence. She has established a reputation for representing clients under investigation by a school, college or university including having successfully defended a Deaconal investigation following which the college were compelled to withdraw the allegations, issue an apology and pay the full costs of the accused student. Ellen is also an expert in advising broadcasters and television production companies as to pre and post-production advice; she also advises sports’ bodies as to criminal procedure. She acts for former MP, Charlie Elphicke in relation to his appeal against conviction and sentence following convictions for sexual assault; she also acts for Crispin Odey in respect of an allegation of indecent assault.
BCL Solicitors LLP
Ellen Shepherd
Chartered Legal Executive & Senior Associate (CILEx)
Greenwoods
Ellen-Louise Moens
Ellen-Louise is an international arbitrational practitioner who is qualified and experienced in both common and civil law jurisdictions. She completed her training contract with Herbert Smith Freehills in London and then spent the bulk of her career at international law firms in London, Paris, and New York. She has experience as counsel in numerous commercial and investor state arbitrations relating to oil and gas, mining, construction, telecommunications, and infrastructure (amongst others). She has experience under various rule regimes including those of the ICC, LCIA, AAA, CEPANI, ICSID and UNCITRAL. Prior to joining Candey, Ellen-Louise was counsel at Walsh Guevara LLP in New York and an adjunct professor of law at Fordham Law School in New York.
CANDEY
Ellie Cornish
Ellie Cornish has extensive experience in acting for individuals whose human rights have been breached by state bodies, officials and agents. She has extensive experience advocating on behalf of people who have been failed by state bodies and, in particular, by the criminal justice system. She advises individuals on civil claims for compensation, public law challenges and in police complaints. In inquests, Ellie has represented families of those who have lost their lives following contact with public authorities or whilst in state custody. Ellie believes in the importance of establishing strong, trusting and comfortable working relationships with her clients, so that they feel supported to engage directly in what can be long and intimidating processes in order to obtain compensation for and acknowledgement of their experiences. Ellie currently works alongside Daniel Machover, Toby Wilton and Helen Stone on behalf of a group of the bereaved, survivors and former residents of Grenfell Tower in the Grenfell Tower Inquiry and associated civil litigation.
Hickman & Rose
Ellie Gilbert
Ellie is a senior employment solicitor who supports employees and employers in navigating complex employment law issues across a range of sectors, including technology, professional services, media, retail and financial services. She has acted for Claimants and Respondents in protracted, complex and high value Tribunal litigation, often involving discrimination and whistleblowing claims. She regularly assists clients (on both sides of the table) with difficult employee relations issues, exits, settlement negotiations and redundancy/restructuring exercises. She routinely represents (usually through word-of-mouth referrals) senior women facing issues in the workplace relating to sex, pregnancy and maternity discrimination and is known for her empathetic and pragmatic approach in this area. To assist with the everyday life cycle of a client’s business, Ellie deals with all manner of HR-related queries, drafts and reviews contractual and policy documentation and delivers training and workshops. Ellie was previously Associate Director and Head of Employment Law at Stephenson Law where she focussed on supporting fast growth companies (often in the technology sector) and assisting with senior departures. She has also worked at two major law firms (Weightmans LLP and Winckworth Sherwood LLP) and has over 16 years’ post-qualification experience in employment law.
Bellevue Law
Ellie Hagan
Ellie Hagan is an Associate at Vardags, specialising in complex family and divorce matters, often with international dimensions. She is known for her personable, responsive, and attentive approach, expertly balancing intricate legal analysis with clear, client-focused communication. Ellie advises on high-value financial disputes involving companies, asset dissipation, valuation conflicts and spousal maintenance. Legal 500 has previously described her as an “outstanding associate” and “meticulous on top of the papers offering continual strong support to the client throughout”. Ellie was the Associate in the significant post-separation endeavour case of GA v EL (No 2) (Post Separation Accrual) [2023] EWFC 206, where a departure from equality in favour of the respondent husband was found to be justified.
Vardags
Ellie Hampson-Jones
Senior Associate Ellie has a firm grasp of international family law issues. She has a particular interest in cases with an Anglo-US dimension, having spent time working in Los Angeles for a prestigious US family law firm before qualifying as a solicitor in England and Wales. Ellie is often instructed by professional clients (or their spouses) in cases involving complex income arrangements and detailed incentive schemes. She has extensive experience in private equity cases and has often represented board-level CEOs and CFOs (or their spouses). Such cases have resulted in Ellie in providing clients with a strong offering and understanding of complex cross-border trust, tax and corporate/commercial issues. Ellie also advises clients with complex private children disputes and/or cases with criminal and or domestic abuse aspects. The Legal 500 notes Ellie’s specialism in managing novel and complex children matters. Experience Acted on behalf of the wife in AB v AC [2018] EWHC 1319 (Fam), a private equity case involving complex multi-jurisdictional, trust and taxation matters. Advising the wife upon divorce following a long marriage in respect of financial remedy proceedings where there were significant issues of disclosure. Representing a father in highly contentious Children Act and financial remedy proceedings. Securing an equal shared care arrangement at Final Hearing. Appearing on the Pro Bono Recognition List 2024 after successfully achieving a termination of a father’s right to parental responsibility in a case involving indecent images of children. ARQ v YAQ [2022] EWFC 128 – assisted the Stewarts’ team at first instance in preparing the applicant husband in High Court financial remedy proceedings, the key determinative involving arguments as to whether all or some of very significant pre-marital assets from the husband had become ‘matrimonialised’ and so subject to the sharing principle.
Stewarts Law LLP
Ellie Milner
Partner in the Private Client team, specialising in advising business owners, entrepreneurs and high net worth families in relation to their estate and succession planning. Particular focus on Family Investment Companies.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Ellie Seymour
Partner
Elkington + Fife LLP
Elline Demetriou
Associate
Osbornes
Elliot Chontow
Elliot is a real estate property partner specialising in high-value property transactions. He advises on acquisitions, disposals, restructurings, and refinancings, and acts for a broad client base including investors, first-time buyers, lenders, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices. Elliot has particular expertise and regularly acts on prime and super prime residential property transactions in Central London, as well as country estates. Elliot also advises on the management of residential flats and landlord and tenant matters both on residential and commercial portfolios, and undertakes significant work for developers involved in new-build and mixed-use schemes.
Keystone Law
Elliot Fry
Elliot is a managing associate in the commercial team. He is experienced at reviewing, drafting and negotiating contracts, as well as advising on intellectual property, data protection and other commercial issues.
Cripps
Elliot Hammer
Partner and Head of Employment
Branch Austin McCormick LLP
Elliot Lewis
Partner
Fladgate LLP
Elliot Wilson
Elliot is a Partner in the Real Estate department. He has extensive experience advising developers, entrepreneurial landowners, investors, commercial landlords, corporate occupiers, and technology and life science companies on all aspects of commercial real estate transactions with particular areas of expertise including: renewable energy projects; strategic land development; commercial landlord and tenant; the acquisition of land for commercial and residential development; real estate aspects of international expansion into the UK.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Elliott Brookes
Partner and head of the Property Disputes team.
B P Collins LLP
Elliott Kenton
Partner - Regulatory Core
Weightmans LLP
Elliott Phillips
Elliott is the Founding Partner of Signature’s Gibraltar office. He is an internationally recognised barrister and specialises in offshore contentious trusts, estates and private wealth disputes. His practice also includes commercial litigation, civil fraud, asset tracing, insolvency and shareholder disputes. His dual qualification as a barrister in England and Gibraltar places him in a unique position, enabling him to accept instructions to appear before all Courts in England and Wales. Primarily based in Gibraltar, Elliott is regularly instructed by leading international firms in which Gibraltar proceedings are issued or where there is a strong Gibraltar connection to the litigation. Elliott has considerable experience in the area of contentious trusts and appears regularly before the Chancery Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Gibraltar, the Court of Appeal and the Privy Council on matters relating to the administration of trusts. Elliott’s cases involve removal of trustees, protectors and executors, challenging trustees’ decisions, breach of trust, advising trustees and beneficiaries on freezing orders, in both domestic and in support of foreign proceedings, as well as advising on trusts in the divorce context. Beyond his chancery/commercial work, Elliott led a team in Gibraltar’s first ever abuse of dominate position claim under the Competition Act 2020 and related regulatory appeals up to Gibraltar final appellate level before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Elliott is also a proponent of pro-bono and has led the advocacy on behalf of many families in the context of inquests involving, health authorities, the Ministry of Defence, the Royal Navy, the Prison Service and law enforcement agencies including successfully securing a verdict of unlawful killing. In 2015, Elliott was duly elected as a Member of Parliament in Gibraltar and served as the Shadow Minister for Justice between November 2015 and November 2017 and as HM Leader of the Opposition from 4 December 2017 to 19 October 2019. Elliott was re-elected in 2019 for a further four years and currently serves as Shadow Minister for Health and the Environment. Elliott retired from front line politics in October 2023. Elliott is a Barrister at Law in Gibraltar and admitted as a regulated foreign lawyer in the UK.
Signature Litigation LLP
Ellis Gardner-Browne
Ellis is a partner in the Real Estate team with extensive expertise across the investment, retail, leisure, and petroleum sectors. He is developing a specialism in Off-Shore investment fund investment in UK renewables assets. Ellis specializes in investment and occupier acquisitions and disposals. He is experienced in handling multi-jurisdictional transactions and large projects (to £950M) related to Motorway Service and petrol forecourt portfolios, large sheds, logistic facilities and retail parks for UK and offshore private funds, institutional investors, and industry-leading clients. He also specializes in Head Office acquisitions and disposals.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Ellis Gardner-Browne
Ellis is an investment, retail, leisure and petroleum specialist with vast experience. He undertakes complex transactions, investment and occupier aqcuisitions and disposals, and, project work. He has worked with many household names in the retail and leisure sector including Arcadia Group, Sears Group properties, WHS, ETAM, Waterstones, Bodyshop, Swarowski, Mountain Warehouse, Pizza Hut, Karen Jones CBE, Fulham Shore Plc, Wallgreens Boots Alliance, Estee Lauder Cosmetics, Hugo Boss, Tesco, Value Retail ( Bicester Village) and others. In the petroleum sector he worked for many years with the largest independent petroleum retailer in the UK, MRH Group until sale of the group in 2017. He continues to work with Starbridge Limited and SGN. Ellis is client partner at Shoosmiths for Wallgreens Boots Alliance, Pizza Hut, Estee Lauder, SGN, Starbridge,, Mountain Warehouse, Leftfield Capital, Fulham Shore Plc, amongst others
Shoosmiths LLP
Eloise Carey
Eloise is an Associate in the Public and Regulatory team and advises on the full range of public law issues clients bring, both contentious and advisory. She also has had previous experience working with large social and healthcare regulators, as well as training in civil litigation representing legal aid clients. Eloise has represented Interested Persons in complex inquest proceedings, including charities and organisations with hybrid public/private functions, and for claimants and defendants in Human Rights Act 1998 claims. She acts for clients with Core Participant status in high-profile public inquiries. Her recent work includes successfully obtaining funding from the Department of Health and Social Care to act as an individual’s Recognised Legal Representative; and representing a senior executive in connection with the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry. Eloise also has experience in the education sector including defending Equality Act claims in the First-Tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability), representing schools and academies in relation to complaints against non-ministerial departments.
Bates Wells
Eloise Crompton
Eloise Crompton is a solicitor specialising in commercial dispute resolution and investigations. Eloise provides expert practical advice on all aspects of procedure and case management, including procedural rules, interlocutory matters, interim relief and the conduct of hearings. Her practice includes cross-border work and in particular, international arbitration. Eloise qualified as a solicitor in Australia, practising in commercial and public law in both the public and private sectors. She worked as Associate to the Honourable Justice Hinton of the Supreme Court of South Australia and as Counsel-Assisting the Solicitor-General of South Australia.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Eloise Tunmore
Eloїse is an associate solicitor in Hickman & Rose’s civil department. Prior to joining the civil team in April 2025 she spent two years working across all the firm’s main departments as a trainee solicitor. As part of her training Eloїse worked alongside Ellie Cornish and Daniel Machover on behalf of a group of bereaved survivors and former residents of Grenfell Tower in civil litigation related to that tragedy. She also advised individuals whose rights were breached by the State, including those who have been seriously injured or have lost loved ones in custody, and regularly acts for clients seeking to uphold individual data privacy rights.
Hickman & Rose
Eloise di Pasqua
Eloise is a principal associate and advises on both contentious and non-contentious matters but with a particular focus on intellectual property disputes. Eloise regularly advises high profile clients on the protection, exploitation and enforcement of their intellectual property rights and seeks to provide effective and pragmatic solutions. Her clients come from a wide variety of sectors such as retail, manufacturing, technology, travel and automotive, oil and gas, healthcare, fashion and education. Eloise has dealt with all stages of litigation from the pre-action work all the way through to trial and manages disputes involving trade marks, passing off, patents, copyright, database rights, groundless threats, confidential information and know how as well as comparative advertising. Her wealth of experience has meant that she has handled claims in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court, Intellectual Property Enterprise Court and Company Names Tribunal as well as many cross border cases. Eloise’s experience includes: managing a highly technical, multi-jurisdictional patent infringement and revocation claim related to technology used in the oil and gas industry being heard in the UK, Germany and the US; defending a claim for unregistered design right infringement and breach of copyright against a major UK retailer; regularly advising a global food and drink brand on the control of its brand, reputation management and enforcement of its intellectual property rights; acting for a leading travel brand in the enforcement of its trade mark rights in a variety of infringement claims being heard in the IPEC, High Court and the Court of Appeal as well managing a number of international disputes related to the same brand; advising the defendants in a High Court claim for infringement of database copyright and breach of contract and negotiating a settlement of the claim; defending a popular fashion label against a claim for design right infringement and passing off brought by a major fashion designer; advising on a complex claim for groundless threats and misrepresentation regarding a patent with a foreign party and the subsequent appeal; drafting, negotiating and finalising a variety of licences, assignments, R&D and technology transfer agreements and collaborations; and undertaking IP audits for various clients and due diligence during company acquisitions.
Shoosmiths LLP