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James Ruane
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
James Ryan
Jim is an experienced specialist town and country planning lawyer whose practice also includes contentious matters, compulsory purchase, highway law, rights of way and the law of commons, and town and village greens. Jim also provides planning advice to lenders of development finance as part of the lenders’ necessary due diligence processes. His early career was spent as an engineering technician in local government and then as an infrastructure designer in the housebuilding industry, before reading for a law degree at UWE Bristol and subsequently training with Burges Salmon in Bristol. In June 2010, Jim was appointed to an in-house role as Head of Legal Services to M J Gleeson Group plc, a role he held until the end of 2014. Expertise: Town and Country Planning (with a bias towards contentious matters) Compulsory Purchase The law of Highways and Rights of Way The law of Commons and Town and Village Greens
Acuity Law
James Saddler
James is a partner in Doyle Clayton’s pensions practice, advising both employers and trustees on a broad range of pensions issues spanning advisory, regulatory, transactional as well as contentious matters.
Doyle Clayton
James Salford
James is a banking partner specialising exclusively in advising funders and borrowers on all aspects of real estate finance transactions. He is the firm’s client partner for Santander and leads the firm’s relationship with the Barclays real estate finance team. He has extensive experience of all aspects of real estate finance and has particular expertise in hotel financing transactions. James’ clients include Aareal Bank plc, Allied Irish Bank, Barclays Bank PLC, Santander and Bank of London and The Middle East.
Shoosmiths LLP
James Seadon
Partner in Fieldfisher's Intellectual Property Group. James leads our Technology & Data Disputes practice
Fieldfisher
James Severn
James is a partner in the London commercial dispute resolution team. He has a broad commercial litigation and dispute resolution practice with a particular focus on shipping, insurance, and personal injury and fatality claims. His clients include ship owners, marine insurers, cruise and ferry operators, and oil companies. James has particular expertise in investigations by the MCA, MAIB and HSE following accidents and collisions and regularly advises on injuries and death at sea or on offshore installations. He has extensive experience in the offshore and energy sectors and regularly acts for shipowners and their insurers in disputes arising from the operation of vessels in and around wind farms and other offshore installations. He advises on the contracts frequently used in the offshore/energy markets with a particular focus on BIMCO contracts. James also advises on salvage and wreck removal. James’ sports practice focuses on football. He advises players, clubs and intermediaries on transfers, image rights, contract negotiations and disciplinary issues at a club and Football Association (FA) level. He also has significant experience of FIFA and CAS claims and advises on the regulatory requirements of the English FA.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
James Seymour
Partner, UK and European Patent Attorney
EIP
James Sherratt
Director and Solicitor
Farani Taylor Solicitors
James Short
Partner
Boult Wade Tennant LLP
James Sidwell
Partner, Joint Head of Financial Institutions & Services Sector (UK)
Gowling WLG
James Simnett
Chartered Legal Executive. James deals with both contentious and non-contentious insolvency matters and regularly acts for office holders in claims for possession and sale, setting aside antecedent transactions and challenges to office holders' remuneration.
HCR Law
James Sinclair Taylor
James is a consultant in the charity and social business team. He works with a wide variety of charities, not for profits, local authorities and government departments. He focuses on governance and structure issues including reviews of governance, company, group and collaborative structures, Royal Charters, International Federations and other bodies. He has done substantial amounts of work for membership organisations which face particular challenges. Much of his work is involved with mergers including assisting clients find appropriate merger partners and negotiating the merger or collaborative working. Increasingly he has supported clients facing issues with regulators and in particular the Charity Commission. He advises on strategies to manage a range of risk, solvency and growth issues.
Russell-Cooke LLP
James Slinger
James is a Partner in the Real Estate department. He has extensive experience of real estate transactions advising a wide variety of clients on risk and making sure the property aspects of transactions are aligned with their business plans and strategies. He is highly regarded by clients for his positive commercial approach, responsiveness, creativity and deal-making ability at the cutting edge of the market.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
James Speed
Jim is a partner in Shoosmiths’ real estate team with over 20 years’ experience specialising in investment and development work with a particular focus on industrial and logistics schemes. His recent experience includes: • Acting for a main market listed REIT on their c£500m investment UK portfolio in respect of acquisitions, disposals, financing arrangement and ongoing asset management; • Advising a regional developer on the strategic site assembly and realisation of a 1.5m sq ft logistics scheme in West Yorkshire and a c1m sq ft logistics scheme within South Yorkshire; • Acting on the forward funding and sale of two 500,000+ sq ft distribution warehouses within the M62 West Yorkshire corridor for a regional developer; • Acting for two different developers on the sale of 2 big box warehouse development sites in Yorkshire and the North East to a well known internet retailer; • Acting on the forward funding, development, letting and sale of a landmark office building within Leeds city centre; • Acting for a global property adviser on the disposal of its London office HQ.
Shoosmiths LLP
James Spencer
James is a partner in the banking and finance group of Shoosmiths’ London office with over 20 years experience and expertise in a wide spectrum of finance and structured finance transactions. James is primarily focused on the following areas of practice: advising banks, debt funds and other alternative lenders on the structuring and origination of a wide variety of syndicated and bilateral commercial real estate loans, including whole loans, senior loans , mezzanine loans and A/B loans, for both investment and development transactions across a range of asset types, including office, retail, logistics, student accommodation, hotels and BTR; advising lenders, loan servicers and borrowers on the work out and restructuring of stressed and distressed commercial real estate loans; and representing loan agents and servicers on their appointments to a variety of finance, structured finance and securitisation transactions, including CRE, CMBS, shipping, leverage, aviation, NPLs portfolios, loan on loan and warehouse lines. James has been recommended for property finance by Legal 500 since 2016.
Shoosmiths LLP
James Spencer
Senior Associate James Spencer is a UK and European patent attorney in the engineering, manufacturing and consumer products group. James works predominantly with multinational companies and SMEs across a wide range of engineering and technology sectors, including electronic cigarettes, atomisers, medical devices, hospital beds, lighting systems and energy storage systems.
Reddie & Grose LLP
James Stacey
Partner; James is a partner in the Disputes and Investigations Group, and is co-head of our International Arbitration Group. James has a broad ranging international disputes and investigations practice. He has a particular focus on international commercial arbitration and has advised extensively on corporate, company, M&A and infrastructure arbitrations under the rules of all the major arbitral institutions, including the ICC, LCIA and UNCITRAL. James also advises clients in relation to significant, cross-border and domestic litigation, and has advised on many contentious tax disputes, frequently with an international element.
Slaughter and May
James Stanier
Partner
Gowling WLG
James Stephenson
Partner • Litigation National
Weightmans LLP
James Stevens
Partner • Motor Fraud
Weightmans LLP
James Stewart
James Stewart is the Managing Partner of Howard Kennedy. James is responsible for driving the overall strategic direction and performance of the firm. Prior to taking on this role, James was Head of Real Estate, a full-service department of eight teams and 160 people, where he advised clients on a broad mix of contentious and non-contentious construction and development work. He has been a member of Howard Kennedy's board since 2023. James is a construction lawyer with particular expertise in development and development finance, advising on residential, commercial and mixed-use schemes. His work spans the full lifecycle of a project, from initial structuring and funding through to completion and post-completion disputes. He advises on professional appointments, bonds, warranties, and construction contracts, as well as the construction elements of development agreements. He acts for a range of clients including developers, funders, consultants, and specialist sub-contractors. His advice covers the entire project journey, with a focus on risk mitigation and commercial outcomes, including dispute avoidance, adjudications and the resolution of final account and defect issues. He continues to work closely with clients to navigate the increasingly complex legal and commercial challenges of the built environment.
Howard Kennedy LLP
James Stewart
Described as a ‘guru of international family law’, James Stewart is a fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL) and general editor of the definitive publication on comparative international family law, Family Law: A Global Guide (the ‘Blue Book’). James shines in difficult, often international, cases that need strategic vision, diligent execution and a motivated, able team. With a focus on complex family disputes, marital agreements and cases with an international dimension, including claims for financial relief following overseas divorces (Part III), James has become the family lawyer of choice for family offices, trustees and others who find themselves embroiled in complex English divorce and family proceedings. A leading QC describes James as ‘undoubtedly one of the leaders in family law globally’. In September 2020, James was appointed Visiting Professor of Law at Ulster University and also serves on the Consultation Board for Practical Law – Family. James continues to chair the annual Legal Dinner in aid of the leading peacebuilding charity, Co-operation Ireland. Dual-qualified in England & Wales and Northern Ireland, James is also a family arbitrator and a collaborative family lawyer.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
James Stones
To his clients, James Stones is “more than just a patent attorney; he is a business adviser.” The head of Chemistry, Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Engineering, he is widely admired for his “deep understanding of pharmaceutical technology and patent law." A patent attorney who “always goes beyond the call of duty” for his clients, James focuses on the chemical, pharmaceuticals, medical and chemical engineering sectors, and has extensive experience in cryogenics, refrigeration, ‘green’ energy, medical devices and adhesives. With a “great success rate at opposition hearings,” his strength lies in the creation, management and defence of global patent portfolios for a range of high-profile companies. As head of Chemistry, Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Engineering, James is especially well known for his experience in the pharmaceuticals and medical sectors. Here, his work includes new therapies for cardiovascular and metabolic disorders and GI-related indications, together with novel techniques for the site specific delivery of drugs, as well as implantable medical devices and packaged gases. His chemical practice is also extensive, and focuses mainly on sustainable energy technologies, including ‘green’ and ‘blue’ hydrogen production, oxyfuel combustion, synthesis gas production, and carbon capture and storage. Additionally, he has extensive experience in the fields of gas separation by adsorption and cryogenic distillation, polymers and adhesives. James undertakes original drafting work for a wide range of international and domestic clients, from individuals to multinationals, including both innovator and generics companies. He prosecutes applications through patent offices worldwide and has an enviable record of success in opposition and appeal proceedings at the EPO. He enjoys being involved from the creation of an idea to the launch of the product, and regularly undertakes ‘invention harvesting,’ where clients’ projects are reviewed to extract potentially patentable subject matter. James is also a visiting lecturer at the UCLs School of Pharmacy, lecturing on the IP aspects of setting up a new pharmaceuticals business as part of its MSc course entitled ‘Pharmaceutical formulation and entrepreneurship’. At Beck Greener, James is responsible for the Corporate Social Responsibility function, which has seen him introduce a number of successful environmental initiatives as part of the ‘greener Beck Greener’ project, to reduce the firm’s carbon footprint. He also oversees the firm’s award-winning outreach work in schools to promote careers in STEM and the IP profession. James is a STEM Ambassador with the firm’s community partner, STEM Learning UK, and an Ambassador with Heart of the City, a charitable organisation dedicated to helping SMEs implement sustainability and community-based projects.
Beck Greener LLP
James Storke
I work with employers to provide strategic support with all aspects of employment law. My practice therefore ranges from employment relations matters, redundancies and Employment Tribunal litigation to more specialist areas such as TUPE, discrimination, post-termination restrictions and senior terminations. In addition, I often work with our colleagues in our global alliance, Ius Laboris, obtaining and coordinating advice from other jurisdictions as part of international projects and to advise on Global Mobility issues. I act for employers in a broad range of sectors, including technology, manufacturing, financial services, publishing, real estate, retail, professional services, advertising, marketing and PR.
Lewis Silkin