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Fraser Younson
Fraser is a skilled employment lawyer, with over 35 years’ experience in his field, having been called to the Bar in 1976 and going on to qualify as a solicitor 11 years later. He is well placed to advise on all employment disputes, boasting particular specialisms in discrimination claims and prevention, European Works Councils, union recognition and disputes, and whistleblowing. Fraser also advises on redundancy and restructuring, data protection and employee privacy, and European Works Councils. In addition to his UK practice, Fraser is able to advise on cross-border employment law issues. As well as being frequently cited by the business press, he regularly speaks at major labour and employment law conferences.
Keystone Law
Fred Clark
Fred is a corporate and commercial specialist who advises businesses on a full range of advisory and transactional matters. He is also a well-regarded practitioner in the Arts and Culture sector. He routinely advises companies, entrepreneurs and HNW owners on their various business arrangements in a range of sectors, with a focus on privately owned businesses. In the business services sector, Fred is a transactional lawyer who regularly advises on M&A, debt and equity finance, shareholder and Board governance issues and other advisory matters. He works with clients to negotiate the full range of commercial agreements. His clients are generally, but not exclusively, privately funded ventures. In the Arts and Culture sector, Fred is experienced at advising clients on contractual, advisory and strategic matters. His clients are from across the art and classic car markets and include high profile private collectors, international museums, leading dealers, artists and well-established third-party intermediaries and advisors. He understands the intricacies of underlying assets and their markets and has advised on many high value transactions. He is also knowledgeable about collecting and museum best practice. Fred also has experience advising clients on data protection and data privacy matters, following the adoption of the Data Protection Act 2018 and the UK’s GDPR. He advises clients on their compliance with data protection and marketing rules. He is also knowledgeable about intellectual property matters. Fred is an author of the Firm’s dedicated art law blog, Art Law & More and a member of the digital assets team – a cross departmental specialist group who advise on everything from cryptocurrency to digital artwork and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Alongside his client work, Fred is on the advisory board of the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair. He is also a Trustee Director of the De Morgan Foundation, a charity that was established in 1967 and which owns and exhibits an unparalleled collection of artwork by the late 19th and early 20th century artists William and Evelyn De Morgan.
Boodle Hatfield LLP
Fred Lee
Fred is in the Commercial Property team and advises on a wide variety of property work, focusing principally on landlord and tenant matters, commercial property investment and corporate occupancy. He acts for a range of clients with particular emphasis on charities, livery companies, private investors and investment funds.
Farrer & Co
Fred Snowball
Fred specialises in high-value corporate and commercial disputes before the High Court and in international arbitrations. He works for a mix of state, corporate and individual clients in a number of sectors, including private equity, financial services, sport, hospitality and construction. He has particular expertise in contractual disputes and cases relating to data privacy.
Macfarlanes LLP
Frederick Bjørn
Frederick is a Partner in the Private Client Department He acts for UK and international high net worth individuals, advising on tax issues for non-domiciliaries and cross border migration; the establishment and restructuring of onshore and offshore trusts and Wills and estate planning (including strategic succession planning for family businesses). Frederick’s practice can be divided into three distinct parts: 1) Scandinavian clients – Frederick is well connected within the UK based Scandinavian community and regularly advises clients from the region on their cross border estate planning – in conjunction with various local advisors. 2) UK resident US clients – Frederick works extensively with US lawyers and accountants to optimise estate planning for UK based individuals with US assets and / or other US connections. He is a regular speaker at ‘US/UK’ conferences. 3) Advising on strategic family governance for multi generational, entrepreneurial businesses, both in terms of transfers of wealth and control and asset protection. Frederick has extensive experience in this area and was awarded distinctions in both the STEP Advanced Certificate in Advising Family Business and the STEP Advanced Certificate in Family Business Governance. Frederick was elected to the STEP Business Families Global SIG Steering Committee in 2023. Frederick is a regular speaker at industry conferences and private events on a variety of private client related topics. He has contributed to various publications including: 1) Co-chairing the Thought Leaders 4 Non Dom Conference 2) Speaking at the Though Leaders 4 Webinar "Family Offices: A luxury of a Necessity" 3) Attending as a panellist at Informa's Transatlantic Wealth & Estate Planning 4) Attending as a panellist at Thought Leaders 4 Transatlantic Tax Conference 5) Speaking at Informa's Guernsey and Jersey Private Client Conference
Payne Hicks Beach LLP
Frederick Tatham
Freddie works on a broad range of family law matters, both contentious and non-contentious, and often with an international element. These include divorce, complex financial disputes, pre-nuptial agreements and cohabitation. Freddie also deals with issues of child contact and residence. Freddie was part of the team advising in the landmark case of Prest v Petrodel in the UK Supreme Court. It was an extremely complex divorce case, the importance of which extends far beyond family law and into vital aspects of company law. The case was recently selected by the President of the Supreme Court, Lord Neuberger, as one of the five most significant cases heard since the Supreme Court was established. Freddie recently spent three months on a Family Law secondment in Hong Kong.
Farrer & Co
Frederick Way
Civil, Commercial and Employment Mediator
CEDR
Freya Stuart
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Freya Summers
Freya is a corporate law specialist, advising clients in relation to company law matters. Freya works with a wide variety of business owners and companies advising on a range of corporate transactions including share and business sales and acquisitions, joint ventures, early stage and onward investments and reorganisations. Freya also supports clients on corporate governance matters including reporting, constitutional documents, startup arrangements and shareholder documentation.
Weightmans LLP
Fuat Sami
Partner who advises trustees and employers of pension schemes (big and small) on everyday issues and project work. Fuat's advice routinely includes managing change (whether benefit changes or legislative changes), updating scheme documentation, member communications and advising on the legal aspects of funding issues. He also has particular expertise advising employers on projects. These range from liability management exercises (such as PIEs and ETVs) to benefit reforms and corporate transactions (M&A activity, TUPE, and public to private outsourcings). He leads the firm’s outsourcing group and is a member of the team that provides transactional support services to other law firms. Recent experience includes advising employers on mitigating the impact of the end of DB contracting out and the forthcoming state benefit changes.
Sacker & Partners LLP
Fudia Smartt
Covering every stage of the employment life cycle, Fudia advises on non-contentious and contentious matters for both employers and employees on topics such as bullying, harassment (including sexual harassment), unfair and wrongful dismissal, restrictive covenants, discrimination, whistleblowing, maternity and other family-friendly matters. She has experience across a wide range of sectors, with particular expertise in technology, media, financial services and professional services. Fudia has significant experience in the following: Advising on day to day HR operational issues, which includes on how to avoid grievances and disciplinary/dismissal issues; Senior executive appointments and departures (which often include regulatory issues); Bringing and defending complex discrimination and whistleblowing claims in the employment tribunals; Advising employers and employees (as well as partners) on the enforceability of restrictive covenants and confidentiality agreements, including in relation to team moves; Drafting contracts of employment, service agreements and HR policies; Advising companies on restructuring exercises, redundancies (including collective redundancies) and employment issues arising from insolvency; Advising on TUPE-related matters including in relation to outsourcing and property transactions; Advising both employers and employees on data protection issues; Advising business start-ups in a wide range of industries on how to protect and grow their businesses at a reasonable cost; Providing HR advice and tailored training to clients and external bodies on all employment law matters, from recruitment to dismissal and beyond; Advising members on joining LLPs; and Drafting, negotiating and advising on settlement agreements. She has acted on a number of high profile (and commercially sensitive) matters which has resulted in six-figure settlements for her clients. She has also acted on matters in the County Court, High Courts, Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) and Court of Appeal. Fudia is praised by her clients for her creative problem-solving skills and her ability to provide commercial, tailored legal advice in a friendly and empathetic manner. She has a high emotional intelligence which she uses to assist with getting the results her clients want.
Spencer West LLP
Funda Bozkurt
Police Station Caseworker
Stuart Miller Solicitors
Gabe Harley
Gabe is a restructuring and insolvency lawyer, with significant experience advising debtors, creditors and management teams on cross-border debt restructurings and insolvencies. She has expertise in complex cross-border recapitalisation transactions, UK restructuring and insolvency processes such as restructuring plans, schemes of arrangement, administrations and Company Voluntary Arrangements as well as out-of-court, consensual transactions in distressed scenarios. Gabe regularly advises investment funds, hedge funds and private equity houses in their credit reviews and diligence of European stressed and distressed opportunities, including assessment of restructuring, liability management and new money options. Throughout her career, Gabe has acted for large institutional clients, REITs and global corporations across a number of industry sectors. She is particularly experienced in advising in the retail and consumer sector and previously acted on the restructurings of WeWork, Toys “R” Us, Mothercare, Ann Summers, and Mamas & Papas.
Keystone Law
Gabi Olson-Welsh
Gabi advises private companies and entrepreneurs on a broad range of corporate law issues, as well as on some general commercial matters. She has vast experience advising on multi-jurisdictional mergers and acquisitions, which are often very large-scale. Gabi’s expertise also covers international joint ventures, shareholder agreements, company restructurings, and compliance audits. Gabi’s commercial work includes assisting with the majority of commercial contracts and working with businesses that wish to start a franchise. Gabi is Swedish, and therefore works well with companies based in Sweden or those that are interested in the region. She can also understand German, French and Italian, meaning she can work with clients from multiple jurisdictions with ease.
Keystone Law
Gabor Nagy
Gabor is a Director of Immigration with Duncan Lewis Solicitors and has a broad practice across all areas of private and publicly funded (legal aid) immigration, asylum and public law matters. He has extensive experience in representing clients in detained and port removal cases, EEA applications, citizenship and naturalisation and immigration or civil liberties related judicial review claimant cases. He regularly challenges decisions by judicial review to the High Court in matters of: Detained and port removal cases EEA applications Naturalisation Unaccompanied asylum seeking children matters Regarding judicial review, Gabor has extensive experience in: Delay Age assessment challenges Dublin III removals Unlawful detention cases Gabor supervises a team of solicitors, trainees and caseworkers and conducts his own advocacy at the First-tier and Upper Tier Tribunals of the Immigration Asylum Chamber. He is accredited by the Law Society under the Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme as a Level 2 Senior Caseworker and Supervisor and is DBS Enhanced; these qualifications enable him to personally represent vulnerable clients such as those detained under immigration powers, victims of torture, rape, PTSD and unaccompanied asylum seeking children. Gabor also deals with spouse and unmarried partner applications and applications outside the Immigration Rules. Gabor has significant knowledge of Hungarian extradition and detention proceedings as well as Hungarian nationality and immigration law. He successfully prevented the removal of a Roma gypsy client who was wanted by three county courts in Hungary for criminal proceedings. He liaised with the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) and the Hungarian Police Centre for International Co-operation in terms of obtaining the European Arrest Warrants which were lodged in Hungary. Following this Gabor then lodged a judicial review application in the High Court and the Secretary of State conceded the matter.
Duncan Lewis Solicitors
Gabor Taller
Gabor has a recognised expertise in social housing development work and complex funding work and has led on the securitisation of more than £1bn of affordable housing over the last 5 years. Additionally, Gabor is currently acting for major national housing association clients assisting in the delivery of thousands of much needed affordable housing dwellings. Clients include (amongst others) Platform, EMH, NCHA, Longhurst, Midland Heart, Minster Property Group and Tuntum. Gabor (and the team as a whole) is sought out by an extensive range of clients because of this social housing expertise; including not only housing associations but also private-sector developers, funders and public bodies.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Gabriel Mulero Clas
Gabriel is an international construction lawyer with over 11 years' experience in large multi-million-pound disputes and arbitrations worldwide as an advisor, representative and advocate. He is bilingual in Spanish and English. Gabriel is experienced in complex multi-million-dollar claims, dispute adjudication board and ICC, SIAC & other arbitration proceedings as an advisor, representative and advocate. He has acted for governments and ministries, contractors, consultants, development banks and aid agencies. His work has involved international construction projects including airports, seaports, hydroelectric dams, dredging, underground/underwater tunnels, motorways, railways and hotels worldwide (Europe, South Asia, Africa, Central America, the Caribbean and the UAE) in FIDIC and other forms of contract. His experience includes assisting on matters concerning the widely reported case of Obrascon Huarte Lain SA v Her Majesty’s Attorney General for Gibraltar in both the Technology and Construction Court and the Court of Appeal of England and Wales. Gabriel holds a Master of Laws (Merit) from University College London, a Juris Doctor (Cum Laude) from the University of Puerto Rico and two Bachelor of Arts in Economics and International Relations (Cum Laude) from Boston University. He is an attorney at law from the US jurisdiction of Puerto Rico with working experience in English, Spanish and French. Before moving to London for his Master of Laws in 2010, Gabriel developed his own legal practice in Puerto Rico where he advised clients on contracts, labour issues and family disputes including an agency of the Government of Puerto Rico. His prior experience also includes multi-million-pound banking and financing projects as paralegal in Linklaters from where he was seconded to ABN AMRO Bank London to advise on contractual matters
Howard Kennedy LLP
Gabriella Basiuk
Associate Solicitor - Family
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Gabrielle Hough
Gabrielle is a principal associate in the large loss and technical team and specialises in defending civil claims for compensation against insurance companies and the Motor Insurers' Bureau. The claimants in these claims are almost always catastrophically injured with injuries ranging from severe traumatic brain injuries, amputations and severe spinal injuries resulting in paralysis. The quantum aspect of these claims invariably reaches the millions and, in light of the alteration to the discount rate, the highest reserved cases are currently circa. £30 million. She deals with motor claims as well and employers' and public liability matters and have experience in cases involving complex liability and technical and indemnity issues.
Weightmans LLP
Gabrielle Kinsella
Gabrielle is noted for her strategic and technical costs advice across a wide range of complex cases. She is experienced in both receiving and paying party work and is noted for her strength as an advocate. Gabrielle also led on costs budgeting in the landmark case brought by 24 Nepali and Bangladeshi migrant workers against various Dyson entities.
Practico
Gabrielle Lintott
Senior Associate
CM Murray LLP
Gabrielle Read-Thomas
Senior Associate, North West
Stowe Family Law LLP
Gabrielle Ross
Senior Associate Gabrielle specialises in acting for individuals with spinal cord conditions including cauda equina syndrome, and brain injuries, arising out of medical negligence. Gabrielle has specialised in representing claimants in medical negligence cases for 20 years. She has significant experience of acting in High Court litigation for clients with catastrophic injuries arising out of medical treatment, including success at trial in a cauda equina case. She has acted on claims involving delayed diagnosis of spinal cord compression causing tetraplegia; brain and spinal injury arising from failure surrounding post-operative treatment; missed diagnosis of spinal infection leading to paraplegia; mismanagement during surgical procedures; late diagnosis of spinal tumour; failure to obtain proper consent causing brain injury; failure to diagnose symptoms of cauda equina syndrome; and fatal accidents. A number of her cases have involved multiple defendants. Experience Achieved a seven- figure settlement in a fatal claim concerning failures leading to bowel perforation and sepsis. Achieved a seven-figure settlement for a client who sustained paraplegia following spinal surgery in which spinal cord monitoring had not been used. Obtained seven-figure settlement with annual lifetime payments, in a claim concerning surgery, alleged not to be required, during which spinal injuries were sustained. Obtained seven-figure settlement with annual lifetime payments in a claim concerning delayed diagnosis of spinal tumour. Trial in a cauda equina case in which our client was successful in establishing that her GP breached his duty of care and failed to refer her to hospital.
Stewarts Law LLP
Gabs Rodriguez Cleary
Gabs is a Solicitor sitting in the Commercial Litigation team in Milton Keynes and has experience representing a variety of clients across a range of Commercial Disputes. Amongst the variety of disputes Gabs has worked on, highlights include: part of the team representing an international telecommunications claimant in two International Arbitrations in two separate $30 million claims; representing an international individual claimant whereby his claim was successfully registered in the UK and 100% of his claim was recovered; part of the team representing an international manufacturing claimant successfully negotiating settlement; and part of the team successfully negotiating settlement for a UK based manufacturing defendant. Gabs also has experience working on numerous matters involving defamation and harassment, contractual disputes and recoveries.
Shoosmiths LLP