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Joanna Crichton

Partner

Hill Dickinson LLP

Joanna Cripps

Operations Partner, Patent Attorney

Mewburn Ellis LLP

Joanna De Fonseka

I am a Legal Director in Lewis Silkin's Data, Privacy & Cyber team, where I advise leading multinational organisations across a range of industries on data, privacy and cyber issues. I assist clients with a wide variety of data and privacy compliance matters including general compliance strategy, audits and assessments; online advertising, direct marketing and cookies; data sharing and data processing arrangements; privacy policy/privacy notice reviews; international data transfers; and privacy-related aspects of new technologies, products and services. In addition, I regularly assist clients with contentious data and privacy work, including data breaches, data subject requests and complaints, and regulatory investigations. I also advise clients on AI governance and strategy and the data privacy aspects of implementing AI solutions. I hold the IAPP CIPP/E data protection certification, and regularly speak at events and conferences on data and privacy issues.

Lewis Silkin

Joanna Deffley

Partner

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Joanna Farrands

As a Partner and Family Solicitor at Moore Barlow LLP, Joanna has over 17 years of experience in dealing with family matters, including divorce, financial matters, high net worth cases, international cases, private children law matters, child abduction, removal from the jurisdiction, and surrogacy matters. She has achieved the Law Society advanced family law accreditation in respect of private children law matters and child abduction, and she is a collaboratively trained family lawyer and a member of the Surrey Resolution committee. Her mission is to work with people going through difficult family breakdowns to help them achieve a solution and resolution that works for them. She is highly motivated, articulate, and committed to the Resolution Code of Practice and working with clients following family breakdowns to find the best solution for them to help them move forwards in their lives. She also has expertise in Japanese language and culture, having spent a year in Japan as part of her law degree, which enables her to handle cases with an international element more effectively.

Moore Barlow

Joanna Forbes

Legal Director

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Joanna Ford

A Partner in the commercial dispute resolution team, Joanna has particular expertise in high value restructuring and insolvency matters, disputes involving IT and technology contracts, and shareholder/corporate governance issues. Her insolvency work includes claims against directors, including misfeasance and wrongful trading, acting for insolvency practitioners, creditors (including landlords affected by CVAs) and companies in financial difficulties. She also has a wider commercial dispute resolution practice with a focus on shareholder and corporate governance issues, and manages litigation work for several of our larger corporate clients.

Cripps

Joanna Grandfield

Partner and specialist financial and children lawyer who heads up Mills & Reeve's London family team, Joanna is a trained barrister who is also a mediator and collaborative lawyer. Joanna’s work involves advising clients both within and outside of the jurisdiction who have complex financial and children issues arising from family breakdown, often involving trusts, business assets and pensions. She works with clients on wealth protection, drafting and advising on pre and post marital agreements. From a client: “A tremendous asset….Calm, assured, diligent and clearly very knowledgeable, Joanna performed superbly throughout proceedings” From Counsel: “Brilliant and has a steely determination to do the best for her clients” From Counsel: “Joanna is clever and charming. Her clients love he. She has a real warmth and sense of humour that disguises her determination to win. She commands a dedicated team and leads by example – fearless hard work

Mills & Reeve LLP

Joanna Grant

Managing Partner

Fenchurch Law

Joanna Grewer

Partner

Irwin Mitchell

Joanna Henley

Jo is a solicitor in the family team supporting clients through changes to their family structure. Her experience includes complex finances, child arrangements, child welfare and child relocation (for married and unmarried couples), divorce, domestic abuse, pre- and post-nuptial and cohabitation agreements. Much of Jo’s work features international elements, and her cases have been determined through the Family and High Courts, or settled through lawyer-led negotiations and alternative dispute resolution. Her primary focus when providing legal support is always to adapt to the client’s particular needs, and to ensure the welfare of any children. Where it has been possible to achieve a favourable settlement without the need for court intervention, Jo works hard to achieve this for her clients. Jo is a trained family mediator and is working towards accreditation with the Family Mediation Council. She is a member of Resolution, a community focussed on promoting constructive approaches to family issues that consider the needs of the whole family.

Keystone Law

Joanna Kay

Joanna Kay is a Partner in the Family team. Joanna advises on all private family law matters, including divorce, judicial separation, financial settlements, cohabitation claims, and children matters such as international relocation and surrogacy. She has a wealth of experience advising on pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements as a financial planning tool. She is regularly instructed on these, often involving high net-worth clients with international considerations. Joanna’s clients are based in the UK and abroad, often with substantial assets and complex arrangements. During financial negotiations, she uses her commercial insight, strategy and judgement to achieve swift, practical and cost-effective resolutions where possible. Her cases often settle out of court, and she provides strong representation when court proceedings are required. Joanna’s clients are fully supported throughout the time they work together.

Lester Aldridge LLP

Joanna Lada-Walicki

Joanna is a very experienced lawyer. She has particular expertise in advising and guiding independent schools on all areas of employment law as well as parent/school contracts, policies and procedures (including regulatory requirements), child protection and parental complaints. She is a regular speaker at seminars and conferences, runs training programmes and writes articles on a wide range of topics.

Moore Barlow

Joanna Lampert

Joanna is a Partner in the firm's Property Litigation group, within the Real Estate department. She has over 20 years' experience specialising in property disputes and risk analysis, advisory and avoidance work. She advises owners, occupiers, developers and funders of commercial and residential real estate, dealing with all contentious aspects of real estate including development disputes, landlord and tenant disputes (including rent and service charge recovery, lease renewals, consents, forfeiture and possession claims), title, right of way and right to light disputes, real estate related professional negligence claims, and insolvency and corporate recovery work. In 2020, Joanna was appointed by the Lord Chief Justice as a Deputy Master of the Chancery Division. She will sit on a part-time basis at the Rolls Building, hearing cases in the Business and Property Courts.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Joanna Lloyd

Bevan Brittan LLP

Joanna Ludlam

As chair of the London Public Law and Crisis Management Practice, and co-chair of the firm’s Global Hearings Preparation and Global Crisis Management and Strategic Risk Practices, Joanna Ludlam brings a unique skill set and steady guidance to clients facing sensitive, high stakes matters. Joanna advises major corporations, regulators, and public bodies on complex issues spanning administrative and public law, contentious regulatory investigations, and corporate crime—often involving bribery, fraud, tax evasion, and anti-money laundering—underpinned by her expertise in reputation and risk management. Joanna’s strategic, level-headed approach offers clear direction in moments of intense public and legal pressure. She counsels C-suite executives and boards on corporate criminal liability, regulatory compliance, and reputational issues, frequently preparing them for appearances before public inquiries and Parliamentary Select Committees. Known for her deft handling of investigations, challenging government and regulatory decisions, workplace misconduct cases, and crisis management, Joanna also assists clients in navigating data regulatory defense and ESG risks.

Jenner & Block LLP

Joanna Mckenzie

Joanna is a general commercial and civil litigator who deals with a variety of disputes ranging from debt recovery to professional negligence claims to breach of contract claims. She also has a keen interest in intellectual property disputes including copyright, trademarks, design rights and passing off. Joanna represents individuals and companies of all sizes. She has an LLM in commercial intellectual property. The areas in which she specialises are alternative dispute resolution; High Court and County Court claims; contract disputes; consumer contract claims; professional negligence claims; partnership and shareholder disputes and building disputes. Joanna’s key achievements include advising a national business on the intellectual property rights existing in its business name and logo. Working on professional negligence claims against architects, solicitors and financial advisors. Obtaining a vesting order for a company after land went bona vacantia following a negligent property transfer and company dissolution, and advising a house-building company on a potential breach of contract and professional negligence claim.

Keystone Law

Joanna Newton

Partner, South West & Wales

Stowe Family Law LLP

Joanna Osborne

Joanna qualified as a solicitor in 1989 and joined Edwin Coe’s Commercial Litigation team as a partner at the beginning of 2000, when the Property Litigation team was established. Joanna deals with all types of property disputes including joint venture and conveyancing disputes, trespass, party wall and developer claims, professional negligence and rectification claims, the full range of landlord and tenant disputes encompassing breaches of covenant, forfeiture, insolvency, rent arrears, possession and service charge issues, business lease renewals and dilapidations claims. She advises on commercial, residential and mixed use schemes. Before joining Edwin Coe Joanna was a partner in a niche litigation practice called Maislish and Co which specialised in high-profile and heavyweight general commercial disputes. She has acted in company and partnership disputes, construction claims, libel, professional negligence and general contract claims, all of which arise regularly in the property context. She therefore has an impressive breadth of experience to draw upon when advising property clients on their matters, which tend to be more technical and specialised than general commercial disputes. Whilst being assertive and tenacious, Joanna understands that the primary objective of a property client is usually to achieve the most commercially acceptable outcome given the practical requirements of their business and also the risks of litigation. This means that dispute avoidance is an important factor in initial advice. Where that does not resolve a dispute, then Joanna has considerable experience in alternative dispute resolution processes such as mediation, PACT, single expert determination and arbitration.

Edwin Coe LLP

Joanna Peak

Boult Wade Tennant LLP

Joanna Pearson

Joanna Pearson is the managing partner at HK with 23 years’ experience of complex financial services and commercial litigation and investigations, bringing “significant experience in investor claims, disputes arising from financial products and contract interpretation litigation” (Legal 500). Joanna also specialises in disputes regarding partnership and director duties, including founder/key person exits, conflicts of interest and good faith obligations. Joanna is described in the Legal 500 as ‘definitely someone clients want on their side’ and ‘a superb lawyer and really good to work with. Efficient and knowledgeable.’

Humphries Kerstetter LLP

Joanna Poole

Joanna is a member of Farrer & Co's specialist Contentious trusts and estates Group. Joanna advises on the full range of onshore and offshore contentious trusts and estates matters. Her offshore work includes international succession disputes and asset protection work including third party attacks against trusts on grounds such as sham. Her recent case load has involved jurisdictions such as Switzerland, Jersey, Cyprus, BVI, the Cayman Islands, Italy, Luxembourg and the US. Her onshore work includes applications to the court of protection, validity challenges to wills and claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. Joanna has contributed to specialist publications in the field such as Trusts and Trustees and STEP Journal and is also a contributor to the second and third edition of Tolley’s Inheritance Tax Planning.

Farrer & Co

Joanna Potbury

Partner

DMH Stallard LLP

Joanna Rhodes

Principal Associate

Gowling WLG