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Hannah Wallbridge

Hannah Wallbridge is a Senior Associate in the Wills, Probate and Estate Planning Team. Hannah advises in all private client matters including Wills and estate planning, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Deputyship applications, probate and administration of estates. She ensures that loved ones wishes are adhered to and handled with care from the point of drafting their Will through to administration of their estate and assisting their families at a very difficult time.

Gardner Leader LLP

Hannah Walsh

Partner - Regulatory Police Core

Weightmans LLP

Hannah Whyatt

Hannah deals with a range of clients including charitable trusts and companies, non-departmental public bodies and schools. Her work includes charity formation and registration, incorporations, mergers, advice on the responsibilities of charity trustees and general constitutional issues.

Farrer & Co

Hannah Wilkins

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Hannah Wilson

Principal Associate – Specialist in family and children law, collaborative lawyer and mediator.

Mills & Reeve LLP

Hannah Wright

Hannah is a Senior Associate in the Employment team at Bates Wells, advising both employers and employees on complex workplace issues with a particular focus on dispute resolution and employment tribunal litigation. She has acted in a number of high-profile and sensitive matters, including the landmark Dewhurst v CitySprint gig-economy case, securing reinstatement for a senior banking executive in a significant breach-of-contract dispute, and advising on sexual-harassment complaints in the #MeToo context. Hannah also has extensive experience representing clients at tribunal and appellate levels, including defending whistleblowing and discrimination claims for major charities, cultural institutions and international businesses, as well as pursuing high-value group actions.

Bates Wells

Hansel Ariburun

Senior Associate Solicitor.

Paul Robinson Solicitors LLP

Hardeep Dhaliwal

Hardeep Dhaliwal is a Director in the Crime Department at Duncan Lewis. He is responsible for managing and supervising a team of solicitors, trainees and caseworkers. Hardeep joined Duncan Lewis as an assistant solicitor in January 1999. His initial years at the firm involved representing clients and preparing a wide variety of cases at police stations, magistrates courts and the crown courts, ranging from relatively minor offences right through to very serious indictable offences. As the years progressed and as the criminal department at Duncan Lewis has grown, Hardeep's role has taken on a further managerial function in addition to continuing to service clients. Hardeep's present role has further evolved into marketing the department and ensuring that the team are recognised as leaders in representing clients charged with very serious high profile offences which are only triable at the Crown Court. This includes high value complex fraud cases and large scale drug importation cases. Over the past eighteen and a half years he has established a substantially large client base in East London and Essex. Existing clients who find themselves continuously facing criminal charges contact Hardeep for assistance on a regular basis as well as recommending his services to new clients.

Duncan Lewis Solicitors

Harender Branch

Partner and Head of Corporate

Branch Austin McCormick LLP

Hari Sharma

Senior Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Harjit Saund

Director

Freeths LLP

Harman Bains

Legal Director

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Harminder Bains

Partner

Leigh Day

Harmony Kennedy

Harmony is an Associate in our Commercial and Tech team. Harmony provides advice and guidance on all aspects of entertainment transactions including trade marks, copyright, data protection and clearances for the use of third party copyrighted material. In her earlier career, Harmony spent more than 10 years in the music industry in a variety of roles including tour manager, production and management assistant, and executive assistant for multiple high-profile clients. She uses this practical experience to provide pragmatic and relevant advice to her music practice. Her work involves negotiating and drafting agreements in the publishing and recorded music sector for individual creatives and companies. Prior to joining Hamlins, Harmony spent two years with commercial law firm, Swan Turton, and qualified in October 2024.

Hamlins LLP

Haroon Younis

Haroon Younis is Partner and Head of Commercial & Data Protection at Flint Bishop. He advises businesses of all sizes—from owner-managed companies to international corporations—on commercial contracts, corporate structures, and transactions, with particular expertise in software and IT agreements. Haroon applies his legal knowledge, combined with AI and technology tools, to help clients protect or enhance their financial positions, balance sheets, and equity value. He delivers commercially focused solutions across business structuring, intellectual property, data protection, and pre-investment or pre-sale commercial consultancy.

Flint Bishop

Harpreet Kaur Phal

Senior Solicitor

K J Smith Solicitors

Harriet Broughton

Harriet is a partner in the Employment Team specialising in the Education and Charity Sectors. She is able to advise on all areas of employment law, taking a commercial and pragmatic approach to resolving matters. During her career, Harriet has worked with private individuals and commercial organisations on all contentious and non-contentious employment matters. Her experience prior to joining Stone King enables Harriet to understand differing perspectives to the benefit of her current clients. Harriet is able to advise on all areas of employment law and has a particular interest in discrimination matters. Harriet is experienced in handling employment tribunal proceedings, from unfair dismissal to complex discrimination and whistleblowing claims. In the Education Sector, Harriet’s focus is independent schools. Harriet is able to bring her commercial experience and understanding of independent school regulations to fully support schools in handling employment matters. She regularly advises on complex safeguarding matters concerning staff, as well as supporting clients with parental complaints, outsourcing services, and grievance and disciplinary matters. She supports clients with staff consultation. She also works closely with colleagues on merger and acquisition matters. Harriet understands the complexities and challenges facing independent schools and tailors her advice accordingly. Harriet regularly advises clients in the Charity Sector. She is experienced in advising in complex matters including senior exits, whistleblowing disputes, discrimination and safeguarding matters, and organisational change including TUPE, restructure and redundancy. She regularly works with colleagues in supporting clients dealing with serious incidents. She further supports clients dealing with trade union matters, including both voluntary and statutory recognition. Harriet is adept at balancing Charity Commission guidance and employment law requirements providing clients with clear and pragmatic advice.

Stone King LLP

Harriet Burge

Harriet is a consultant at Family Law in Partnership. She is a divorce and family law specialist with over 20 years experience. Known for her sensible, straightforward approach, Harriet’s aim is to help guide clients through the maze of decisions and consequences which flow from divorce or relationship breakdown at a pace and in a style which suits each client. Harriet's practice centres around advising professionals and their spouses on the financial consequences of divorce or separation and the resulting arrangements for any children. Harriet's work frequently has an international dimension and many of her clients have significant assets based both on-shore and off-shore. Harriet is a trained mediator, collaborative lawyer and a highly experienced negotiator and retains a wealth of traditional court based experience should formal action be necessary.

Family Law in Partnership Ltd

Harriet Butterfield

Harriet is a Consultant Barrister in our Real Estate team. She has practised as a Barrister for over 20 years, beginning her career at the criminal Bar. She then moved in-house, representing a variety of clients in construction and engineering, energy and utilities on the full breadth of transactional and contentious matters. Harriet’s construction clients include employers and contractor organisations in the residential, commercial and infrastructure sectors, and she has acted for clients in several of Acuity’s high-profile construction matters. She acts for funders on the construction aspects of transactions and prepares construction documentation for developers. Harriet also has specialist knowledge of all forums of ADR, including mediation, adjudication, and arbitration. Expertise: All aspects of contentious and non-contentious construction work Advising funders on the construction aspects of transactions Preparing construction documentation for developers ADR, including mediation, adjudication, and arbitration

Acuity Law

Harriet Errington

Harriet is a Partner in the Family department. She is at equally home in London or Lahore, with children or money, with homemakers or breadwinners. She has a busy, broad practice tackling all areas of private family law with aplomb. She elegantly and creatively settles cases wherever possible; equally she fights hard in court if agreement cannot be reached. Harriet is described as "a savvy litigator", "steely in her resolve to get the best possible outcome", and "one of the smartest lawyers I have ever met." Harriet's practice encompasses divorce and the financial consequences of relationship breakdown, pre- and post-nuptial agreements, children matters and financial claims made in England following an overseas divorce (under Part III of the Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984) . Harriet has particular expertise in complex financial disputes involving both ultra-high and high net worth individuals, often with an international element. Harriet also specialises in advising clients on private children law matters such as disputes regarding the arrangements for the children upon their parents' separation. She has particular expertise in international leave to remove and child abduction cases and modern family law. Harriet has "a real talent for jurisdictional work," with extensive expertise in complex international divorce cases and jurisdiction disputes. Harriet's clients often have complicated asset structures across multiple jurisdictions and she is adept at navigating the jurisdictional challenges inherent in these cases. Harriet is experienced in Sharia law and has acted for some of the wealthiest and most influential families in the UK, the Middle East, Europe and the US. Harriet is an adept settlement negotiator, prioritising securing her clients the most favourable outcome in a discrete and efficient manner. Harriet has been recognised in particular for her work in complex cases regarding the arrangements for children. Harriet has extensive experience in cases regarding parental alienation, acting for victims of coercive and controlling behaviour and cases involving serious allegations of abuse. Harriet has particular expertise in acting for parents of children with special needs, including Autism and ADHD, and is familiar with the complications and burdens associated with such diagnoses. She has extensive expertise in international children work, including relocation proceedings (both within the UK and internationally), and frequently works with lawyers across multiple jurisdictions to secure the best outcome for her clients. Harriet has particular expertise in drafting and negotiating pre-nuptial agreement and post-nuptial agreements, often with an international element and often in collaboration with lawyers in multiple jurisdictions. She recognises the sensitive nature of discussions regarding pre- and post-nuptial agreements and accordingly she adopts a practical and pragmatic approach to her work, striving to ensure that such agreements are clearly and concisely drafted in a discrete yet practical and far sighted manner. Harriet has been recognised for her work by leading counsel and clients. She is listed in all of the major directories for her work. Harriet is a leading commentator in her field and has a significant and growing national and international profile. She has written academic articles including for the International Arbitration Journal, New Law Journal and STEP Journal, as well as having contributed to Tolley's Estate Planning. Harriet is regularly asked to contribute to both mass-media publications and thought-leadership articles, including The Times, The Telegraph, The FT, CityAM, Spears and The Law Society Gazette. Harriet also appears on TV and radio to speak about family law related issues, including BBC News, LBC, BBC Radio and Times Radio. Work Highlights: TI v LI [2024] EWFC 163 (B) (contested divorce proceedings) KA v MA [2018] EWHC 499 (successful challenge to a pre-nuptial agreement on divorce) Iqbal v Iqbal [2017] EWCA Civ 19 (appeal against a financial remedy order) AB v CB [2014] EWHC 2998 (variation of a nuptial settlement on divorce)

Payne Hicks Beach LLP

Harriet Grimes

I am a Senior Associate in Michelmores’ Planning and Environment Team. I am also a member of the Firm’s Natural Capital Sector. I advise on a broad range of planning and highways matters with experience acting for both public and private sector clients including local authorities, landowners and developers. I have extensive experience drafting and negotiating section 106 planning agreements. My experience working “on both sides of the fence” means I am well versed in navigating the complexities of section 106 agreements including obligations for affordable housing, open space, biodiversity net gain and nitrate mitigation. My expertise extends to dealing with infrastructure agreements for highways and sewer adoptions, stopping-up orders, certificate of lawfulness applications, changes of use and supporting our transactional teams with planning due diligence on complex sites, including renewables, hotels and large scale residential development. In my spare time, I am a Director of a small property development company. I am a member of UK Environmental Law Association and Women in Property South West branch. Expertise Energy: Property & Land Aspects Environment Planning Law Residential Development Harriet Grimes - Senior Associate - Specialist Real Estate | Michelmores

Michelmores LLP

Harriet Kwarteng

Director

KPMG Law

Harriet Miller

Harriet advises clients on all aspects of work relating to private funds, predominately focusing on fundraising for which she represents both fund managers and investors. Harriet’s focus relates to all aspects of private funds. This includes the structuring and fundraising of a variety of different products from traditional blind pool investment vehicles to managed accounts and co-investment vehicles domiciled in a diverse number of jurisdictions, assisting institutional investors review and negotiate fund investments, advising on team incentive arrangements and all wider elements relating to operating a private funds business. She spent six months in the US on secondment with a leading US law firm. During her secondment, she assisted various institutional investors, including State pension plans, on investments in private funds and spoke at angel investing and VC events on key legal considerations for start-up businesses. Harriet has also spent three months on secondment at both Old Mutual Global Investors and Skandia Investment Group.

Macfarlanes LLP

Harriet Murray-Jones

Bevan Brittan LLP