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Kaleel Anwar
Partner - Family
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Kam Dhillon
Principal Associate
Gowling WLG
Kam Singh
Associate Serious Injury Lawyer
Thompsons Solicitors LLP
Kamal Chauhan
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Kamal Majevadia
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Kamal Mukhi
Kamal’s practice focuses on commercial litigation and arbitration, shipping, energy and international trade, and he also regularly advises on trade finance, sanctions, insurance issues, shareholders’ disputes and directors’ duties, commercial contracts, freezing injunctions and asset tracing and committal applications. Dual-qualified in England and India, Kamal has been involved in many matters before the English courts, ICC, LCIA, GAFTA, FOSFA, LMAA, Refined Sugar Association, Sugar Association of London, the Nuts Association and the British Coffee Association.
Keystone Law
Kamal Rahman
Kamal Rahman is a leading Private Wealth lawyer looking after some of the wealthiest families globally. She is the Principal of Mishcon de Reya in association with Karas LLP in Hong Kong and a Partner in Mishcon de Reya LLP in London. She is a member of Mishcon Private and the Immigration group. Having practised at Mishcon de Reya for over 26 years, she is a trusted advisor to many high net worth clients who seek to internationalise their family and wealth. Kamal’s practice covers a comprehensive range of services (including UK investor visas, complex nationality applications, and economic citizenships) and her role regularly requires coordinated advice in many aspects of a client's life. Her work is relationship driven, rather than transactional, and clients value her ability to provide holistic and coordinated services, delivered in a sensitive manner. This often includes assisting clients with opportunities and challenges, utilising the wider Mishcon team's expertise in tax planning, asset protection, marriage and family, reputation management and family wealth. In addition Kamal has considerable cross-cultural experience, having advised clients from regions including China, Russia, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. Her multinational team reflects this diversity providing linguistic and cultural familiarity with the client base it serves. The ability to address complex issues in a nuanced and culturally appropriate manner continues to underpin the growth of her high net worth practice. Praised by peers and clients for her wealth of immigration expertise, she has been described as "a winning combination of charm, intelligence, both IQ and EQ, and shared family values". She is recognised as being "exceptionally good in terms of her client-centred approach and focus" and for her creativity "in making sure she explores all avenues" to find the best solutions for her clients. Kamal is also one of the founders of Gemini Untwined, a charity which helps conjoined twins access lifechanging surgery to give them the best possible chance at healthy and independent lives.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Kamalprit Lally
Kam’s practice focuses on advising issuers, nomads and brokers on initial and secondary fundraisings, private placings and capital markets work as well as domestic and international M&A, private equity, joint venture and corporate finance transactions.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Kamran Rehman
Kamran is head of the commercial dispute resolution team. He advises clients on a wide variety of commercial, financial and property-related disputes as well as on professional negligence actions. Primarily, his work is focused in the banking, finance and real estate sectors, and clients include banks, other financial institutions and real estate funds. Since 2009, Kamran has successfully acted for a large number of banking and finance sector clients in professional negligence actions, predominantly against valuers and solicitors.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Kanchan Adik
Associate
Fieldfisher
Kane Kirkbride
Partner
TLT
Kanika Kitchlu-Connolly
Partner
TLT
Kara Swift
Kara is a Senior associate and collaborative practioner at Family Law in Partnership. She advises on all aspects of private family law for a wide range of clients. Kara is a qualified collaborative lawyer. Kara was named Family Law Young Solicitor of the Year 2019 in the prestigious LexisNexis Family Law Awards, having been shortlisted for the award the previous year too. Kara was named winner in the Lawyer Monthly Magazine Women in Law Awards 2019. The 2023 and 2024 editions of UK Best Lawyers have also named Kara as ‘One to Watch’.
Family Law in Partnership Ltd
Karel Daele
Karel is a partner and head of the International Arbitration practice. He started his career as a civil law litigator in Belgium, before moving to Tanzania where he devoted most of his time to representing African states and state-owned companies in a number of investor-state disputes under the ICSID and UNCITRAL Rules in the water and the energy sector. He has worked internationally, advising multinationals on investing in Africa's mining, infrastructure, telecom and energy sector. Karel continues to focus on African investor-state disputes, although now acts more on the investor side, as exemplified by his work for BSGR in an ICSID arbitration against Guinea (a mining dispute involving allegations of corruption and one of the biggest claims in recent years). His other work in Africa includes chairing a KIAC Tribunal hearing, a dispute between an East-African contractor and East-African state agency over a geothermal energy project and, as member of a UNCITRAL Tribunal, hearing a dispute between an African investor and South Sudan over a failed power project. Karel also uses his African "frontier" expertise in other regions. He acts for RSM in an ICSID arbitration against St Lucia (a dispute over offshore oil concessions), for a Syrian subcontractor in an ICC arbitration against a Chinese contractor (in a dispute over the construction of a 2,400 MW power plant in Saudi Arabia) and for an Indian party in an LCIA Indian arbitration against a Qatari investment fund (in a dispute over investments in the agribusiness). Apart from Karel's investor-state work, he does commercial arbitration work under the Rules of the LCIA, ICC, CEPINA, UNCITRAL and in ad hoc arbitrations. These disputes arise under a variety of commercial contracts (joint venture agreements, share purchase agreements, sales agreements, service agreements and lease agreements) in a variety of sectors, including retail, financial services, construction, real estate. Karel has recently been ranked in Chambers Global 2017 as a leading individual in the Africa-wide disputes category, and is "highly regarded for his experience in international arbitration matters". According to Legal Business, "Daele has quickly established himself as a leading investor-state arbitration practitioner". He is also an IFLR1000 Leading Lawyer in Energy and Infrastructure, a member of various arbitration institutions and has been recognised in Who’s Who Legal’s Future Leaders – Arbitration 2017.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Karen Ashton
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Karen Bacon
Senior Associate
Ashtons Legal
Karen Barham
Karen describes herself as a peacemaker and a deal broker. She joined Moore Barlow LLP (formerly Barlow Robbins LLP) in 2006 bringing considerable knowledge and experience as a family lawyer, having specialised in this area for over 35 years. She practises exclusively as a mediator and parenting coordinator assisting couples and families when relationships break down. She grasps the issues quickly and has a high success rate. She is experienced in making arrangements for children and resolving financial aspects. Also qualified in Child Inclusive Mediation (CIM), she is qualified to meet separately with children and young people to ascertain their thoughts and views thereby giving them an opportunity to have a voice. She has served on the boards of the Family Mediation Council and Resolution and continue to sit on Resolution’s Dispute Resolution Committee. In 2016 she was awarded the Resolution John Cornwell award ‘in recognition of outstanding work to support separating families’. In 2023 she was honoured to be awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from Surrey Law Society, having been its Family Lawyer of the Year in 2021. Many families can be assisted to find solutions in out-of-court processes including mediation, collaborative law, early neutral evaluation, private FDRs, arbitration and parenting coordination. Accordingly, she pioneered The Surrey Initiative following which I was invited to join the Family Solutions Group and the Family Procedure Rule Committee Working Group tasked with strengthening non-court dispute resolution. She is delighted to have contributed to the change of the Family Procedure Rules of April 2024.
Moore Barlow
Karen Bates
Karen is a member of the Firm’s Management Board and is responsible for the leadership of a team of over 45 lawyers within the Firm’s commercial and employment teams. Karen has been particularly involved in developing the firm’s employment, pensions and business immigration team as a team of advisory specialists within the business group. Karen’s approach is to think about the bigger picture and advise clients on the best way to achieve their goals. Her main experience lies in complex people strategy and HR risk management as well as bespoke advice on the full range of people issues arising in business. This ranges from large scale restructuring and redundancy, TUPE, transactions and workforce integration and high value employment litigation. Karen also often advises clients’ boards on a broad spectrum of business issues.
Foot Anstey
Karen Baxter
I am an experienced employment and partnership lawyer, with particular expertise in conducting sensitive and high profile investigations. I pride myself in providing commercial, strategic and timely advice and enjoy working in close collaboration with my clients. I specialise in advising, and conducting investigations, for organisations which place their reputations at the heart of what they do; whether that be law firms, creative businesses or other household name businesses.
Lewis Silkin
Karen Bright
Partner and head of the Litigation & Dispute Resolution team
Bishop & Sewell LLP
Karen Chapman
Karen is a Partner and the Head of Druces’ Real Estate team. She has extensive experience in all aspects of commercial property and landlord and tenant related work, with a particular emphasis on investment and unregulated co-investment structures(Syndicated property investment). Karen is also a member of the Druces Executive Committee which manages the firm’s direction and vision for the future. During her time at Druces LLP she has acted on over 200 property syndicates. She acts for a variety of clients including private investors, retailers, developers and property companies. Karen also serves as non-executive director of Summerfield Development (SW) Limited and Summerfield Estates Limited, property development and investment companies in the Southwest of England. Karen joined Druces LLP in 1992 and a became partner in 2001. She lives in Coleshill, Buckinghamshire with her husband and enjoys playing the piano and foreign travel. Legal 500 In Legal 500, 2020 Karen is “consistently excellent” on Commercial Property matters. The “hardworking, diligent and thorough” Real Estate team specialise in acting for overseas entities on the acquisition of HQ space with a development aspect. Karen’s “approach is commercial and pragmatic, yet strong where and when required. As one of Karen’s many satisfied clients adds: “I wanted to pass on my gratitude for introducing us to Karen Chapman. She has represented us in a recent acquisition and delivered above and beyond expectations in terms of thoroughness and commerciality – my family and I have greatly appreciated Karen’s approach, she is a credit to the Druces’ team.”
Druces LLP
Karen Cochrane
Karen specialised in licensing and regulatory law, advising a broad range of clients including pubs, clubs, hotels, shops, hostels, and outdoor events. She handled applications for premises licences, personal licences, variations, temporary event notices, and represented clients at hearings and licensing appeals. Karen also provided regulatory advice, including noise abatement notices and prosecutions, and maintained strong working relationships with responsible authorities across England and Wales.
Flint Bishop
Karen Codling
Associate director of special damages unit. Karen leads the special damages unit, a resource which is unique to Irwin Mitchell. They are a team of dedicated personnel who deal with the quantification of financial losses. The special damages unit has been developed in-house since 1990 and boasts 20 members with a broad array of accountancy qualifications and work experience. It has prepared schedules of loss for a number of high-profile and boundary-breaking cases, including the claimants Warren and Annable in Heil v Rankin, the Hancock case, the Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease litigation, the Hatfield and Selby cases, the Ladbroke Grove Rail Disaster and the Cadbury’s cases. The unit produces schedules of loss, which are prepared on the basis of in-house procedures accounting for the latest case law and statistics. The team is continually updating its procedures and schedule templates to ensure that any changes in case law and statistics are reflected in all the schedules produced. In addition to this, Karen’s team provides quantum advice to case handlers and in case conferences, and also delivers firm-wide training to ensure full understanding in relation to quantum and to maximise recovery of damages for clients to enhance their quality of life. Karen is also heavily involved in the firms charity and CSR work and works closely with Business in the Community to co-ordinate a number of initiatives between the firm and a local secondary school. Activities which have been delivered include maths workshops (with members of Karen’s team), a reading partners initiative, careers aspiration presentations and CV/interview workshops, as well as assisting in the delivery of a Dragon’s Den style review of business ideas in a national competition.
Irwin Mitchell
Karen Dobson
Partner in the commercial litigation and dispute resolution department and head of corporate recovery and insolvency. Karen handles a full range of commercial disputes with particular expertise in insolvency and insolvency-related litigation, banking litigation and asset finance litigation. She also has expertise in professional negligence claims. Her commercial and practical hands-on approach ensures that she has high levels of repeat business. Key clients include Aurora Leasing Limited, Habibsons Bank Plc, FRP Advisory LLP, Begbies Traynor, BDO, Quantuma LLP and Kingston Smith and Partners LLP. Chambers & Partners report: "She is not just commercially savvy but really sharp in her legal analysis and has very good instincts for cases. She is actually invested and cares about her cases". She is particularly recognised for her expertise in insolvency disputes.
Sherrards Solicitors LLP