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Kate Clark

Kate is a Partner and Head of the firm's Family team. She specialises in all aspects of family law with a particular emphasis on high value financial disputes, acting for HNW and UHNW individuals often involving complex offshore structures, trusts and business interests. Kate has a reputation for being straight-talking and pragmatic, and always seeks to find a resolution out of court where possible. Kate also advises on cohabitation disputes and private law children matters, including applications for leave to remove children from the jurisdiction. She is experienced in advising on pre- and post-marital agreements and cohabitation agreements. Kate is head of the firm's parental alienation group and has a particular interest in high conflict children cases.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Kate Clarke

Senior Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Kate Connolly

Kate is a Principal Associate in the Commercial Litigation team. She advises both national and international commercial clients on a wide variety of commercial disputes, including contractual disputes and termination, enforcement of restrictive covenants and complex debt recovery. Kate is well versed in forms of alternative dispute resolution including mediation. One of her more recent highlights was being a part of the team representing an international telecommunications company in arbitration proceedings in Dubai, in relation to a multi-million dollar claim against an equipment supplier. Kate also has experience working on a variety of contentious insolvency matters and has been instructed on various cases involving antecedent transactions, misfeasance and wrongful trading claims, and claims in respect of outstanding directors’ loan accounts. In 2018, she successfully completed the Insolvency Practitioners Association’s CPI exam and obtained The Certificate of Proficiency in Insolvency.

Shoosmiths LLP

Kate Corke

Kate deals with a wide range of property matters including the sale and purchase of commercial and residential property, landlord and tenant work and secured lending. She also has experience on the property aspects of PFI/PPP projects and insolvency-related situations.

Farrer & Co

Kate Cunningham

Partner

Gowling WLG

Kate Dawe

Kate is a Managing Associate at the firm and has extensive experience in advising clients on a broad spectrum of commercial property matters, including investment transactions, landlord and tenant work, and property financing. In addition, Kate has particular expertise in commercial development projects, acting for developers, funders, landowners and tenants in relation to developments in sectors as diverse as leisure, retail and logistics to student accommodation and airports. Kate has acted for a number of large funds and investment managers in relation to purchases, forward-fundings, lettings and sales.

Foot Anstey

Kate Draper

Senior Associate

Shoosmiths LLP

Kate Eades

Partner

KPMG Law

Kate Easy

Senior associate Expertise: child abuse, obstetrics, spinal and brain damage cases.

Irwin Mitchell

Kate Elliott

Head of Horsham team, Solicitor & Mediator

Family Law Partners

Kate Ellis

Legal Director

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Kate Evans

Associate Director

Davitt Jones Bould

Kate Featherstone

Kate is a partner in Gowling WLG's tax team. She specialises in all aspects of business related and transactional tax, regularly advising on the tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures, reorganisations, lending and investments. Kate's clients commonly comprise corporates, management teams, banks and other financial institutions. Kate is often recognised for providing responsive, clear advice that helps clients to deliver their projects on target and has been praised by the Legal 500 for her technical excellence.

Gowling WLG

Kate Garcia

Kate is a Partner in the Tax team, based in the Solent Office. She advises on all aspects of corporate and business taxation, with a particular focus on real estate transactions and property taxes. Kate also enjoys handling contentious tax matters, including disputes with HMRC and tax appeals. She obtained Higher Rights of Audience (All Higher Courts) in 2007 and became the youngest solicitor advocate to appear in the Court of Appeal in the successful case of Revenue and Customs Commissioners v Smallwood [2007] BTC 347. She is also a proponent of alternative dispute resolution and is a CEDR Accredited Mediator. Kate is a Chartered Tax Adviser and member of the Stamp Taxes Practitioners Group.

Shoosmiths LLP

Kate Gardner

I am an experienced employment lawyer who advises employers in both the private and public sectors on the full range of contentious and non-contentious employment matters. I advise on a range of global businesses, private companies, landed estates, many SMEs and senior executives. I regularly advise businesses on restructuring and redundancies, managing employee issues, discrimination in the work place and on a wide variety of employment disputes and claims in the Employment Tribunal. I have particular expertise in the agricultural and education sectors, and in advising on the TUPE and employment aspects of corporate transactions and TUPE related disputes. I am well known for my commerciality and pragmatic advice in dealing with senior executive exits, and regularly receives personal referrals to advise high ranking individuals in this regard. I am a frequent speaker at conferences and provides training to clients on a wide range of employment law issues. I am ranked in Band 2 for Employment in the South West by Chambers UK. Areas of Expertise Agriculture Employment Employment Kate Gardner - Partner - Employment | Michelmores

Michelmores LLP

Kate Gee

Kate specialises in complex, high value, multijurisdictional disputes, including civil fraud, insolvency, asset tracing and enforcement. With 15 years’ experience, Kate regularly represents domestic and international companies, insolvency practitioners and high net worth individuals both as claimant and as defendant. She has a particular focus in disputes involving allegations of civil fraud and in matters requiring global asset recovery or enforcement. Additionally, Kate has a special interest and expertise in digital assets and tech disputes. Kate has advised on all stages of litigation, from pre-action through to fully contested trials and post-judgment enforcement. She also has experience of a wide range of interim applications, including applications for summary judgment, stays and adjournments, specific and third-party disclosure, security for costs, freezing injunctions, committal for contempt of court and applications for cross-examination on evidence. In 2018, Kate co-founded ACROSS Fraud, a global network for fraud lawyers in London and worldwide. Kate also co-chairs a quarterly fraud breakfast forum for civil fraud professionals in London.

Signature Litigation LLP

Kate Goold

Kate Goold is a criminal defence and extradition expert who represents individual clients facing the most serious and potentially life-changing criminal allegations. Kate acts across the full range of charges and is often instructed by high profile and HNW individuals for whom maintaining a good public reputation is everything. She is particularly regarded for her sensitivity, tactical skill and attention to detail. She understands the pressures that press attention can place on an under-fire individual and is expert at navigating clients through the media storm. Kate is particularly well known for representing university students facing misconduct-related allegations with criminal implications. She is skilled in acting for vulnerable clients and regularly advises on assisted dying, and cases that interact with the family courts and social services interventions. Kate regularly draws on the Human Rights Act to ensure clients’ rights are protected. She is an expert on police powers, production orders, search and seizure, pre-charge bail and suspect anonymity: subjects on which she has provided expert evidence to the UK Parliament.

Hickman & Rose

Kate Grant

HCR Law

Kate Grant

HCR Law

Kate Grant

HCR Law

Kate Gritten

Kate is a Partner in RK’s corporate and commercial group and advises financial institutions, corporates, shareholders and UHNWIs on a range of corporate and commercial matters. Kate’s legal career began at Ashurst, where in addition to advising on numerous M&A deals, she spent time on secondment at a global investment bank. Following this, Kate spent over 10 years working for UHNWIs and family offices, most recently as Head of Private Office and General Counsel, advising individuals and their businesses on a wide-range of corporate and commercial issues, both in the UK and overseas. Kate specialises in corporate and commercial advisory and transactional work, and her broad experience includes dealing with private banks, managing real estate portfolios and advising on a variety of matters including competitive public takeovers, a c.US$1bn trust exit, aircraft acquisitions and shareholder disputes. A trusted advisor to her clients, Kate is an astute, commercially-minded and pragmatic lawyer who brings a breadth of experience in identifying and solving complex, often multi-jurisdictional, problems for her clients.

Rosling King

Kate Hall

Legal Director - EPI Liverpool

Weightmans LLP

Kate Hall

Partner

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Kate Hamilton

Kate has considerable expertise in acting for barristers, solicitors and clients in the financial sector. Many of her cases involve foreign jurisdictions with off-shore assets and/or international lifestyles. She has expertise in disputes between property owners, being either family members or couples, financial provision upon divorce/dissolution, intervening in divorces, advising unmarried parents in their claims, undertaking complex children work such as leave to remove applications and negotiating pre and post nuptial agreements. Reported cases: Re: D (A Child) (Abduction: foreign custody rights) [2006] UKHL 510, El Gamal v HRH Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed al-Maktoum [2011] EWHC B27 (Fam); Re A (A Child) [2014] EWCA Civ 1577 and GN v MA [2015] EWHC 3939 (Fam), Ashby v Kilduff [2010] EWHC 2034 (Ch.).

Russell-Cooke LLP