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Keith Cundall
Senior associate
Irwin Mitchell
Keith Davidson
Keith is a partner specialising in environmental transaction advice and corporate climate action. He is a recognised national expert advising on environmental liabilities in corporate and real estate transactions. Keith is a former Environment Commissioner for Greater Manchester and provides Net Zero advice and Carbon Literacy training to a wide range of clients. Key highlights Supporting 20 other law firms on environment, health and safety and climate due diligence. Advising a local authority on contaminated land enforcement action against a multi-national company. Sale of airport site with PFAS contamination. Redevelopment of former National Grid gas works site. Environmental insurance claim for a developer subject to Special Site investigations. Winner of Legal Week Green Innovation Award and Business Green Leaders Law Firm of the Year
Irwin Mitchell
Keith Froud
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Keith Gilbert
Keith is a corporate lawyer who advises on acquisitions, disposals and other corporate transactions across various sectors, advising corporates, owners, management teams and funders. Several of Keith’s clients are well-known large businesses and therefore he is used to working alongside in-house legal teams to plan and execute transactions and adding value by ensuring a proactive, focussed delivery across all service lines. Keith also advises on high-value commercial contracts and strategic ventures.
Keystone Law
Keith Jones
Keith Jones is an partner based in Weightmans' Liverpool office. Keith specialises in occupational disease claims, principally work related upper limb disease such as HAVS and CTS and NIHL claims. He also deals with and has a wide range of experience in relation to respiratory diseases, repetitive strain injuries and asbestos related conditions. Keith joined Weightmans in 2001 and has been part of the disease Unit from its inception in 2005. In particular Keith has acted for local authorities across England and Wales in relation to NIHL and HAVS cases and manages a team of specialist disease lawyers acting for local authorities and other public sector employers and utility companies. Keith has significant experience and expertise in dealing with claims for local authorities, colleges and other public authorities. Expertise on issues of corporate and successor liability arising from transfer of liability under TUPE and on local government reorganisation. Occupational asthma and other respiratory diseases arising from exposure to various agents. Keith's particular expertise is Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome including tranches of cases involving ground maintenance staff and low level intermittent exposure in light industry successfully defended on the grounds that level of knowledge and exposure was insufficient to give rise to foreseeable risk. Keith works with local authorities and utility companies reviewing their HAVS, health and safety and occupational health referral policies.
Weightmans LLP
Keith Lassman
Keith Lassman is a corporate finance lawyer specialising in capital markets, listed funds and tax efficient financial products. He is a partner and Head of the firm's Capital Markets team. Keith acts for investment banks, companies, fund managers, promoters and entrepreneurs. He is a highly experienced solicitor with a thorough understanding of corporate finance and works with clients closely when they look to raise funds. He is additionally an expert on AIM and main market flotations, venture capital trusts and tax efficient funds. He acts for domestic, as well as, international clients with a particular focus on Israel and India. Keith takes a proactive approach to helping his clients meet their needs, no matter the size or complexity of the transaction, and prides himself in being a pragmatic lawyer who gets things done. He is deputy chairman of the EIS Association, chairman of an AIM listed company and sits on the VCT Technical Committee of the AIC. Keith also heads the Firm's FCA regulated arm which is a London Stock Exchange registered Sponsor –the only English law firm with this accolade.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Keith Mathieson
An expert in defamation and privacy law, Partner Keith Mathieson has been defending the media for over 20 years and leads RPC's media team. Keith defends clients involved in libel, privacy and similar claims. Regularly instructed by Associated Newspapers Limited (Mail, Mail on Sunday and Mail Online), Mirror Group, News UK (The Sun, Times and Sunday Times) and the Financial Times, he also acts for numerous other UK and international publishers and for a number of media liability insurers. Keith has had a prominent role in press regulation, including acting for Associated Newspapers throughout the Leveson Inquiry. He is currently representing Mirror Group in the long-running litigation arising out of phone hacking at its three titles. He has particular experience of contentious costs matters in media cases.
RPC
Keith Oliver
Keith is the Head of International and one of the firm's key partners, having trained at the firm and following qualification in 1980, appointed to partner in 1983. He has frontline experience at the cutting edge of international fraud litigation, asset recovery and disputes with a dynamic focus on achieving the very best result for every client whatever the challenge. Keith specialises in commercial, regulatory and trust litigation, and heads the specialist commercial litigation and civil fraud and asset freezing team at Peters & Peters. He specialises in international disputes and the location, freezing and recovery of misappropriated assets involving emergency relief procedures and the management of legal teams from many jurisdictions. His work often involves multi-jurisdictional actions in the USA, continental Europe and worldwide. He is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading lawyers in civil fraud with a reputation for addressing and resolving the most intractable of disputes and crises faced by individuals and companies.
Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP
Keith Spedding
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Keith Syson
Senior Partner dealing with general corporate matters for public and private companies including mergers and acquisitions, MBIs, MBOs, joint ventures, demergers, business angel investment; particular interest in owner-managed businesses and private equity transactions.
Stevens & Bolton LLP
Keith Thomas
Partner and Head of Securities Litigation Keith leads Stewarts’ securities litigation practice and has led high profile multi-claimant actions on behalf of institutional investors against RBS Group, Tesco, Glencore and Petrofac to recover shareholder losses arising from misleading disclosures to the market of wrongdoing in those companies. He has a focus on complex and high-value commercial litigation with a particular emphasis on financial services and banking disputes. Keith’s expertise is in banking and financial litigation with a specialism in group actions. He is a leading practitioner in claimant securities litigation under the Financial Services and Markets Act where he acts for financial institutions including asset managers, public and private pension funds and sovereign wealth funds. He is a highly experienced commercial litigator and has acted for and against banks, corporates, high net worth individuals, trusts and government entities. His cases have covered numerous subject areas including dividend arbitrage disputes revolving around cum/ex and cum/cum trading, multi-jurisdictional and international disputes (particularly in the offshore jurisdictions), fraud and asset recovery, insolvency and high net worth private client and trust disputes. Experience The RBS Rights Issue litigation where he acted for 313 financial institutions to recover shareholder losses arising out of RBS’s 2008 rights issue. Acting for 64 financial institutions in their securities claim against Tesco to recover shareholder losses arising from Tesco’s 2014 accounting scandal. Acting for 44 financial institutions against Glencore in their group securities claim for losses relating to disclosure of Glencore’s bribery and corruption scandal. Acting for nine corporate and individual defendants in the SKAT Litigation, one of the largest pieces of litigation in the London courts relating to the Danish tax authority’s claims to recover £1.6bn of dividend withholding tax reclaims alleged to have been obtained by cum/ex fraud. Acting for a worldwide insurance company to recover losses in multiple jurisdictions arising from the fraud of its former CFO. Acting for a Japanese bank in relation to claims relating to its alleged withholding of mezzanine finance for a middle eastern oil refinery project.
Stewarts Law LLP
Keith Unger
Partner
Warners Solicitors
Keith Williams
Partner, Employment
Greenwoods
Keith Wood
Partner responsible for the City office. Has defended many high-profile and complex prosecution brought by SFO; FSA; special casework CPS; SOCA; City of London fraud squad. Regularly ranked as leading individual, Chambers UK. VHCC supervisor. Recent and current cases: R v P and others – Ponzi fraud, value in excess of £100m, described as being the UK’s equivalent to the Madoff scheme; R v B and others a complex multi-handed money laundering/kidnap prosecution involving central plot to defraud the London clearing banks. Acted for lead defendant in Operation Pristina, a South Wales police investigation into an organised crime group: acting for one of the Directors of Kaupthing Bank in the high-profile failed SFO investigation following the collapse of the bank; R v K and another concerning a allegation of bribery and corruption of serving police officers investigating a substantial and high-profile fraud; R v B and others a major and high-profile land banking fraud; R v S, a contested confiscation hearing in which the defence successfully managed to convince the court that there were no “hidden” assets; R v M and S, in which the defendants received a suspended sentence for a major VAT missing trader fraud; R v J in which managed to secure pre-charge discontinuance for a director facing allegations of a fraudulent asset exchange scheme; Advising two city traders facing complex investigation for mis –selling and securing pre charge withdrawal; R v J in which Keith is acting for a director of a Legal Services Company facing allegation of theft of money and fraud; R v T in which secured a suspended sentence for a Deputy appointed by the Court of Protection facing prosecution for Fraud. In addition Keith is currently advising on a substantial fresh evidence appeal as well as a City trader facing investigation.
Lewis Nedas Law Limited
Keith Woodhouse
Partner
Fieldfisher
Kellie Hatton
Kellie is a Real Estate partner with over 18 years' experience in all aspects of Real Estate law. She specialises in large development projects, acting for both private and public sector clients. She has considerable experience acting on the site assembly, funding, construction and disposal of a broad range of assets, including residential, industrial and mixed-use schemes. Kellie has recently led the following projects: a residential development site in London (approximately £180 million GDV); an 840 bed student scheme in Sheffield (approximately £100 million GDV); a 30 acre business park in Kettering, including several forward funding deals, pre-lets and investment sales; a supermarket and care home development in Buckinghamshire; a hotel and PRS scheme in Milton Keynes; a new residential led scheme in Kettering (460 homes and care home); and two large industrial developments in Barnsley.
Shoosmiths LLP
Kellie Hatton
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Kellie Jones
Kellie's practice encompasses a wide range of commercial and property litigation. Kellie has substantial experience in dealing with commercial litigation for privately owned companies, family businesses and high net worth individuals, acting for both claimants and defendants. Many cases involve an international element. She has particular experience in partnership and joint venture disputes, breach of fiduciary duty, high value contractual claims, professional negligence claims, misrepresentation claims, and debt recovery, insolvency and enforcement. Kellie also has substantial experience in dealing with all aspects of property litigation, including enforcing freehold restrictive covenants, disputes over rights of way, development disputes, party wall claims, enfranchisement litigation and claims under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996. Kellie acts for estates, freeholders, landlords, tenants and individuals. Kellie also advises on all landlord and tenant matters in commercial, residential and mixed use buildings, including advising on business lease renewals, both contested and uncontested, possession, service charge issues and breaches of covenant including dilapidations, repair, alterations, assignment and remedies, including forfeiture. Kellie has experience of acting for clients in proceedings in the First Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber), Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber), County Courts, High Court, Commercial Court and Court of Appeal.
Boodle Hatfield LLP
Kellie Williams-Jauvel
Kellie is a highly experienced Dispute Resolution Partner who specialises in contentious probate matters and complex business disputes. Kellie is Head of Dispute Resolution at Morr & Co. Having worked in commercial litigation since 2004, Kellie brings over 20 years of expertise to complex disputes, with a focus on shareholder and director conflicts, partnership disputes and contentious probate matters. She has particular expertise in contentious probate matters and has recently led her team to win the Best Contentious Probate Provider at the 2024 Probate Industry Awards. She combines detailed technical knowledge with a straightforward, practical approach, helping clients achieve swift resolutions while preserving important business and family relationships wherever possible. Her experience includes: Commercial and shareholder disputes Successfully representing clients in high-value shareholder disputes involving complex business valuations and unfair prejudice claims, achieving favourable settlements through mediation and court proceedings £5 million contested probate case with international assets Acting in contested probate matters involving challenges to will validity, removal of executors and Inheritance Act claims, including a recent complex case involving international assets worth over £5 million Complex Court of Protection applications Advising on contentious Court of Protection applications regarding statutory wills and deputyships, successfully protecting vulnerable clients’ interests while managing sensitive family dynamics
Morr & Co LLP
Kelly Buckley
Kelly is a Partner in the Nottingham NHS Resolution team and has been actively involved in a number of the leading cases included within our submission, in particular [non-publishable matter 1]. Kelly has extensive experience of acting in high value and/or complex clinical negligence claims for NHS bodies including NHS Resolution, NHS Trusts and NHS England along with GPs and privately insured doctors. Kelly has a wealth of understanding of the legal landscape regarding informed consent following her involvement in the leading Court of Appeal case of Shaw v Kovac. She has worked with NHS Trusts and clinicians to provide an insight into this important and developing area of law and medical ethics. See for example our video blog on consent. https://www.brownejacobson.com/health/training-and-resources/training-videos/2018/11/consent-for-clinicians She is one of the team’s mediation champions and has considerable experience of mediating the most complex and sensitive cases. This includes successful resolution of a group action involving multiple patients, a very high value claim where a GP had suffered significant physical harm during childbirth and a teenage suicide case which was covered by BBC’s Panorama programme.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Kelly Edwards
Managing Partner and Founder
Edwards Family Law
Kelly Gerrard
Kelly is a Knowledge Development Lawyer and Legal Director sitting within the Family team. Kelly joined Payne Hicks Beach in 2001 upon qualification and practised as a family lawyer for 14 years specialising in high net worth divorce and private children law matters. Following a career break Kelly became a Knowledge Development Lawyer at a City firm and then rejoined Payne Hicks Beach in January 2020 supporting the Family team in a knowledge management capacity and providing research, technical know how and training to her fellow solicitors. risprudence at Christ Church, Oxford University. She is a member of Resolution and the Family Law Knowledge Network. Qualified 2001, joined Payne Hicks Beach 2001, Legal Director 2020.
Payne Hicks Beach LLP
Kelly Greig
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Kelly Holmes
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP