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Jenna Volkwyn
Jenna Volkwyn is an international construction and engineering solicitor with experience in complex disputes across various jurisdictions. Jenna specialises in the resolution and avoidance of disputes arising out of construction and engineering matters relating to renewable energy projects, large power plant projects, civil infrastructure projects and building projects. She has represented employers, contractors and consultants in Africa, the Middle East and the United Kingdom. Jenna has experience with FIDIC, NEC, JCT and other bespoke construction contracts. Jenna is a dual qualified lawyer in South Africa and England and Wales.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Jenna Whistler
Jenna focuses on acting for both purchasers and sellers of high value residential property. She also acts for lenders in relation to the financing of residential property. Jenna is an senior associate in the Residential Property team at Farrer & Co.
Farrer & Co
Jennie Davis
Legal Director
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Jennie Jones
Partner
Nockolds Solicitors
Jennie Jones
Jennie is a Partner in our construction team. An experienced construction lawyer, she has a strong background in contentious construction with particular expertise in adjudication and litigation in claims relating to delay, extensions for time, loss and expense claims, defective works and design. A member of our manufacturing and supply chain, real estate and local authority teams, Jennie has a wealth of experience in acting for contractors, employers and consultant engineers on a large number of disputes, with particular expertise in resolving disputes through adjudication, arbitration, mediation and litigation. She has also been involved in a number of disputes concerning defective cladding and fire safety issues. As part of her role, she provides specialist training and workshops to industry professionals and regularly presents on recent updates in construction law to clients and specialists. Jennie founded and is the Chair of Building Links, a networking group for construction and property professionals that provides a platform to collaborate and share best practice.
Brabners LLP
Jennie McBride
Jennie has over 15 years experience in our Private Client team since before qualifying as a solicitor. She now mainly deals with the preparation of Wills and Powers of Attorney for many individuals, also advising on inheritance tax, estate planning and other elderly client matters. Jennie is very client focused and will always have the client’s interest as her main concern.
Freeths LLP
Jennie Pratt
Consultant
Ashtons Legal
Jennie Wheildon
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Jennifer Antcliff
Jenny is a partner in the firm’s Dispute Resolution team, ranked as a Next Generation Partner by Legal 500 (2024, 2023 and 2022) and an Up and Coming Partner by Chambers & Partners (2023). Jenny was awarded Biotech Litigator of the Year at the LMG Life Sciences Awards (EMEA) in 2024, and SPC Litigator of the Year at the LMG Life Sciences Awards (EMEA) in 2023 and 2022. Based on her biotechnology and biochemistry background, Jenny’s practice focusses on patent and SPC litigation concerning first-in-class therapeutic antibodies and blockbuster small molecule drugs. According to Legal 500 (2023), Jenny is “one of the best patent litigators in London”. Jenny has litigated before the UK Patents Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, most notably the Eli Lilly v Human Genome Sciences cases, and the Warner-Lambert v Actavis (“pregabalin”) litigation. Jenny has since represented FibroGen against Akebia in a further significant and successful appeal to test the boundaries of UK law on sufficiency (Impact Case of the Year, MIP 2022). Jenny also specialises in complex SPC litigation and associated regulatory advice. Several cases have involved references to the CJEU or EFTA Court, including C-443/17 AbraxisBioscience, C-493/12 Eli Lilly v Human Genome Sciences, C-443/12 Actavis v Sanofi, C-577/13 Actavis v Boehringer Ingelheim, C-181/24 Genmab, E-16/14 Pharmaq v Intervet and Teva v Janssen Pharmaceutica (Xeplion®). As a “highly skilled patent litigator with an extensive knowledge of the pharmaceutical industry” (Chambers & Partners, 2022) Jenny increasingly assists her clients in this sector with cross-border patent and SPC litigation matters, working closely with the business and external advisers to align launch or enforcement strategies across Europe. The Legal 500 also cites that “Clients also praise “excellent litigator” Jennifer Antcliff, who focuses on biotechnology and pharmaceutical patent litigation and “is already a star and has a phenomenal future ahead of her”. (Legal 500, 2020)
Carpmaels & Ransford LLP
Jennifer Ayris
Senior associate
Irwin Mitchell
Jennifer B. McLellan
Jennifer is a derivatives finance lawyer, specialising in OTC trading arrangements for corporate interest rate and FX hedging. Following ten years in a City leveraged finance practice, she pivoted into derivatives and, since the GFC, has advised end‑user and buy‑side clients on tailored derivative transactions for complex acquisition, infrastructure, project finance and real estate financings, M&A and IPO event‑driven contingent trading, and operational hedging arrangements incorporating credit support and variation margin mechanics. She also helps clients navigate regulatory requirements associated with trading (entity classification, post-trading risk mitigation, and trade reporting requirements under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation framework (EMIR)). She specialises in guiding executive boards, corporate treasury teams, and private equity sponsors, through best‑practice approaches, to create robust protection for their real economy risks. Jennifer has extensive experience working alongside a wide range of buy‑side clients, both corporate borrowers and regulated funds, and has built and led law firm and corporate treasury advisory derivatives practices focussed on finance-linked hedging and structured finance solutions. In addition to two decades of private practice experience, she has recent experience within a US-headquartered global financial client-advisory and trading business covering hedging and risk protection for private equity, infrastructure and project finance, real estate, corporate, fund FX, and social housing sectors.
Keystone Law
Jennifer Ball
Jennifer advises on a broad range of family law matters, including divorce and subsequent financial remedy proceedings, with a particular focus on private law children matters. Jennifer has experience of dealing with cases with an international element and jurisdictional issues, involving high net worth individuals.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Jennifer Brooke
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Jennifer Buchanan
Partner
Fieldfisher
Jennifer Cawthorne
I have worked at Irwin Mitchell for over 22 years and have been a Partner for 13 years. I have worked in Manchester since 2010 having previously worked at the firms Newcastle and Sheffield offices. I have specialised in claims relating to negligent medical treatment since qualifying in April 2001. For over 13 years I have been a member of both the Law Society Clinical Negligence Accreditation Scheme and an accredited Senior Litigator with the Association of Personal Injuries Lawyers (APIL). During my career I have recovered millions of pounds in compensation for clients often dealing with multi million pound cases. I have been involved in high profile cases such as the indexation cases. I have a particular interest in cases relating to child and adult brain injury, spinal injuries and delayed diagnosis of cancer cases.
Irwin Mitchell
Jennifer Chambers
Jennifer is a partner and Head of the Private Wealth Team. She advises international and UK based private clients, family offices and trustees on succession and estate planning, UK personal and trust taxation and trust law matters as well as on philanthropy and charity issues. She has considerable experience of establishing tax efficient structures (including trusts, foundations and companies) for the preservation of assets and for succession planning purposes and has a strong heritage property practice advising individuals, trustees and charities on acquisitions, sales and loans of significant works of art and on related tax matters. She advises on Wills and has particular expertise of cross-border estate planning. Jennifer also advises philanthropists, charity trustees and those who transact with charities on charity law issues, philanthropy matters and tax efficient giving. Jennifer is ranked as a leading lawyer in the 2020 Chambers & Partners HNW guide and is also recognised in the most recent Legal 500 as a charity transaction specialist.
Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP
Jennifer Clarke
Jennifer is a Legal Director in the Commercial team, who has over 15 years of experience in advising clients in both the public and private sectors on major commercial, infrastructure and technology projects. Jennifer leads the non-contentious public procurement and subsidy control advisory team at Shoosmiths, providing pragmatic, commercial advice to clients (including charities) on mitigating procurement risk and compliance with the subsidy control regime in the UK. Jennifer has specialist experience in advising procuring authorities, developers, funders, suppliers and contractors on projects in the Energy & Infrastructure and Transport sectors. Jennifer also frequently advises procuring authorities and contractors in Real Estate development and Technology projects.
Shoosmiths LLP
Jennifer Craven
Associate solicitor Represents clients in a range of clinical negligence claims including: Delay in diagnosis of cancer Orthopaedic claims Surgical claims Birth injury Brain and spinal injury Amputation Fatal claims.
Irwin Mitchell
Jennifer Curtis
Partner
Mills & Reeve LLP
Jennifer Donohue
Lawyer and mathematician Jennifer’s practice focuses on transactional and corporate insurance and reinsurance. She advises insurance firms, (both life and non-life), brokers, banks, hedge funds, private equity, protection and indemnity clubs (P and I Clubs) and financial institutions in, or involved with, the insurance and risk sectors. Advice includes both mergers and acquisitions, including take-over panel work, capitalisations, reorganisations, financial structuring, policy and product development and pre-insolvency strategies, schemes of arrangement and managed exits such as run-off. She also advises Her Majesty’s Government and other governments on insurance legislation and drafting, the most recent being that of insurance-linked securities. Jennifer’s extended experience includes providing advice on financings across the insurance and banking sectors based upon forensic engineering and modelling. This includes the provision of regulatory capital, Solvency II and Basel III technology, and incorporates the use of derivatives, monetisations and securitisations, and debt trading. Because of her mathematics work she also advises on cyber risk, crypto currencies and cryptography, encryption and decryption. This advice spans work in the energy and commodities sectors as well as that of bio-tech and regenerative medicine. She works extensively in the algorithm, AI and Machine learning space.
Keystone Law
Jennifer Emms
Jennifer advises on a range of private wealth matters, including taxation, trusts, estate planning, Wills and disclosure and transparency regimes (such as CRS). She has a mixture of domestic and international clients, often with complex personal and business interests across multiple jurisdictions. Jennifer has a keen interest in charities and philanthropy, which is a key part of her practice. She spent six months as an in-house legal adviser to a large, well-known children’s charity. Since then she has helped guide donors and trustees through a broad spectrum of matters, from establishing charities to reporting serious incidents, charity mergers, grant agreements, independence and governance issues, trustee disqualification proceedings and investment duties. Due to her background at Linklaters, Jennifer also has significant and unique experience in both the use of trusts and the participation of trustees in commercial transactions covering (but not limited to) securitisations, escrows and trustee purchases. Jennifer has acted for individuals, professional trustees, companies, financial institutions and a number of different types of charity from trusts to royal charter companies. She has been recognised by eprivateclient as one of their Top 35 under 35 on several occasions and, in 2019, was named as a “Rising Star” in the charity field by Legal 500. The 2020 Legal 500 guide lists her as a key lawyer in the areas of personal tax, trusts and probate, and charities and not-for-profit. She regularly contributes articles on taxation, charity and philanthropy to academic publications.
Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP
Jennifer Forster
Partner - Motor Multi Track & Technical
Weightmans LLP
Jennifer Harper
Jennifer Harper is a Partner at Howard Kennedy. She is an experienced criminal lawyer, specialising in financial crime and regulatory investigations, including those conducted by the Serious Fraud Office, Crown Prosecution Service, Trading Standards, and local authorities. Jennifer defends clients in fraud and other white-collar crime investigations. She advises clients at all stages of the investigation, providing straightforward, strategic advice for both corporate and individual clients. She has experience of advising clients in responding to production orders, Section 2 Notices issued by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), the submission of Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) to the National Crime Agency (NCA), and cash forfeiture proceedings. Jennifer has experience of advising corporate clients in relation to private prosecutions, having both defended and prosecuted complex, multi-jurisdictional, frauds and other offences. She also advises corporate clients on regulatory investigations involving local authorities, Trading Standards, the Advertising Standards Agency, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, and the Food Standards Agency. Jennifer undertakes defence work on behalf of solicitors' firms and individual solicitors facing investigation by the SRA. She represents high-net-worth individuals in general crime matters concerning serious allegations of sexual and physical assault. Jennifer is a member of the Private Prosecutors' Association, Young Fraud Lawyers Association and Female Fraud Forum.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Jennifer Harris
Partner
Kilburn & Strode LLP