محامون في England

Leonie-Robyn Murtagh

Partner

Judge & Priestley LLP

Leor Mizrachi

Leor Mizrachi specialises in providing non-contentious construction advice to developers, contractors, registered providers and other organisations. He is a senior associate within the Construction team of the Real Estate department. Leor is a solicitor with experience reviewing, negotiating and drafting a range of project documents, and advising on the construction aspects of development agreements, construction contracts, consultant appointments, performance security and related project documentation. He works closely with clients throughout the entire life cycle of the project giving clear and concise advice.

Howard Kennedy LLP

Lesley Davis

Partner

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Lesley Farrell

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Lesley Herbertson

Partner

Hugh James

Lesley Webber

Partner

Fieldfisher

Leslie Allen

Leslie is a partner in the Dispute Resolution focusing on tax litigation and investigations tax. He has over 30 years experience in the conduct of complex disputes and has been responsible for the conduct of high profile litigation at all levels from the Tax Tribunal through to the Supreme Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union. He has previously worked with HM Customs and Excise Solicitors Office, KPMG and Ernst & Young. In recent years he has become heavily involved in direct tax disputes ranging from residence to corporation tax disputes. Leslie's experience includes assisting clients with the increased burden they face in dealing with aggressive tactics employed by the authorities such as dawn raids and investigations.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Leticia Williams

She has more than 15 years of experience dealing with all areas of personal injury, specialising in repetitive strain injury claims, complex road traffic accident claims and employment matters. Leticia also takes a keen interest in accident abroad cases, often taking cases on with limitation and jurisdictional issues. Leticia has a track record of consistently achieving positive results for her clients who have serious and debilitating injuries. She is focussed on obtaining early rehabilitation for her Clients to ensure they start rebuilding their lives as quickly as possible. The medical evidence for these types of cases is often challenging when proving causation. Leticia’s measured and calm approach means she is able to analyse the evidence and is not afraid of taking cases to trial. She is an excellent litigator.

Hodge Jones & Allen

Letitia Winterflood-Blood

Bevan Brittan LLP

Lewis Cohen

Lewis is a commercial Partner in the Intellectual Property department and specialises in commercial and IP arrangements. Lewis works with clients from a broad range of sectors to help them to generate income from their IP and to extend their international reach through franchising, distribution, agency and licensing arrangements. He advises on the full range of commercial, IP and media agreements including: manufacturing; services; management; sponsorship; endorsement; terms and conditions; publishing; development; assignments; and other exploitation arrangements. He also advises on the use and exploitation of IP rights. Lewis has strong sector experience in sport; fashion, luxury and retail; media and entertainment; food services and digital, as well as the specialist agreements in these sectors. For example, in sport, Lewis advises on major sponsorships; venue hires; hospitality; catering; ticketing; broadcasting; licensing; tour and friendly match arrangements. In retail, he has advised on high-profile major endorsement arrangements; international franchising; product distribution; retail websites; and app development. In media, Lewis has advised YouTubers; film and TV distributors; publishers; and authors. He has been named as one of the Hot 100 Lawyers by The Lawyer magazine. His insight on legal issues has been sought by, amongst others, Sky News, The Evening Standard, Sport Business, Sky Sports News and The Guardian.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Lewis Djemal

Partner, Head of Real Estate, Thames Valley

HCR Law

Lewis Fearon

Lewis joined Weightmans in 2010 and began his costs career in 2011. Lewis has experience in all areas of costs claims and has a varied caseload of paying party, recovery, and costs budgeting work. Also, Lewis works directly with insurer clients for industrial Disease claims. This work involves providing internal and external training, drafting quarterly reports, preparing for, and attending client audits. More recently, Lewis has been part of a Fixed Recoverable Costs Project. The team involved in this have provided training in relation to the Fixed Costs reforms and Lewis was part of drafting the Whitepaper document following the roundtable event hosted by Weightmans. Also, Lewis has drafted an article which focuses on the costs implications that defendants will face when settling NIHL claims at different stages of the claim.

Weightmans LLP

Lewis Hough

Lewis is a Legal Director working in the Weightmans Police Team based in our Liverpool office. He joined Weightmans as a qualified solicitor in 2012 and has a wide range of experience in handling civil claims. Lewis advises police forces across England and Wales regarding a range of civil liabilities including false imprisonment, assault, malicious prosecution, misfeasance in public office, negligence, data protection issues, and claims under the Human Rights Act and Equality Act. He regularly deals with Judicial Review claims issued against police forces and local authorities. Lewis also frequently handles high value personal injury claims brought by police officers for stress at work or arising from serious accidents sustained on duty. In recent years Lewis has handled a number of high-profile, complex cases involving public order incidents and protests. He has also successfully handled large group litigation of national importance such as the claim brought by over 400 Royalty and Specialist Protection Officers against the Metropolitan Police for unpaid overtime and allowances totalling approximately £25 million - Prior & Others v The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis [2023] Civ 32. Lewis also regularly deals with Judicial Review claims issued against police forces and local authorities. In recent years Lewis has handled a number of high-profile complex actions involving public order incidents and protests. He has also successfully handled large group litigation of national importance such as the claim brought by over 400 Royalty and Specialist Protection Officers against the Metropolitan Police for unpaid overtime and allowances totalling approximately £25 million - Prior & Others v The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis [2023] Civ 32.

Weightmans LLP

Lewis Kett

Lewis Roch-Kett is Solicitor in the Public Law Immigration Department at Duncan Lewis. He has extensive experience in a wide range of Judicial Review challenges, with a particular speciality in challenges to both the lawfulness and conditions of immigration detention. His most recent work has included: Acting as the Lead Solicitor for the Duncan Lewis cohort of clients for the Brook House Public Inquiry. The Public Inquiry investigated mistreatment and abuse of detained persons at Brook House in 2017, following undercover reporting by BBC Panorama. The lead challenge to the Home Office’s policy of removing asylum seekers to Rwanda. Lewis has been ranked as an ‘Associate to Watch’ in Chambers and Partners UK in the ‘Immigration: Human Rights, Asylum and Deportation, UK wide’ category. He won the Legal Aid Newcomer Award at the 2018 LALY Awards and has twice been a finalist at the Law Society Excellence Awards (2017 - Junior Lawyer of the Year, Highly Commended, and 2019 – Human Rights Law, Shortlisted). In April 2016, he became the first trainee solicitor to be awarded the Times Lawyer of the Week. Lewis is an accredited Level 2 Supervisor under the Law Society’s Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme, leading his own small team within the firm’s Public Law department.

Duncan Lewis Solicitors

Lewis Powers

Associate Lewis advises on all areas of family law. He has twice been recognised as a “Rising Star” in The Legal 500 (2020 and 2021). The 2020 edition says: “Lewis Powers is bright and is on the up. He is efficient, hardworking and will go far.” Lewis has been involved in family law cases in both the High Court and the Court of Appeal. He has experience in all areas of family law and has advised and assisted on complex financial settlements, cohabitation disputes, child arrangements (including international relocation) and Family Law Act injunctions. He has assisted on a number of interim applications such as orders for legal services and interim maintenance. He has recent experience of private FDRs (Financial Directions Appointments). Lewis assisted on the landmark financial case of Sharp v Sharp [2017] EWCA Civ 408, concerning the correct approach when dividing wealth in short and dual career marriages Lewis recently acted for the applicant father in an international relocation matter and has represented the respondent in Hague Convention proceedings (international child abduction)

Stewarts Law LLP

Lewis Smith

Associate

Elkington + Fife LLP

Li Xiang

I joined Lewis Silkin as a Legal Assistant in 2014 and progressed over 10 years becoming a Managing Associate in 2024. I represent businesses particularly in the financial services and technology sectors on their immigration needs. This includes advice on work based visas, sponsor licence compliance, prevention of illegal working, global mobility and remote working and strategic immigration support. I also support individuals with immigration advice including visa applications, eligibility for indefinite leave to remain and citizenship. Alongside the advisory work, I provide regular tailored online and in-person trainings for clients on various immigration topics. Before joining Lewis Silkin I worked for two years at a Big 4 professional services firm. Prior to that I worked for a magic circle law firm for a year as a corporate law paralegal. I was brought up in China and studied in Japan before coming to the UK. I hold a Bachelor of Laws and a Master of Laws, both awarded by Shimane University, Japan. I am fluent in Chinese, Japanese and English and advise clients in all these three languages. I am a leading member of both the China and Japan desks.

Lewis Silkin

Liam Buckley

Partner

Fieldfisher

Liam Burnett

Liam is a professional indemnity insurance litigator who specialises in defending claims against accountants, financial advisors, insurance brokers and solicitors. He is also regularly instructed to advise in relation to policy coverage disputes.

Mills & Reeve LLP

Liam Corrigan

I am a Senior Associate specialising in drafting and negotiating IT and technology agreements and leading on complex outsourcing arrangements. I work with clients in a whole range of sectors and of various sizes, from start-ups to multi-nationals.

Fieldfisher

Liam Hall

Solicitor - Wills and Probate

Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

Liam Orton

SA Law LLP

Liam Phillips

Liam advises on all aspects of commercial real estate including data centre (acquisition/disposal, development and management), real estate investment acquisitions and disposals, development, hotel and leisure, retail, real estate finance and management of investment portfolios. He has particular expertise in advising on all aspects relating to data centres including acting for operators, developers and occupiers and has acted as interim in-house general counsel for the leading large-scale, carrier neutral data centre provider in Europe and Asia-Pacific. His clients include a number of data centre providers and investors, hotel chains, mixed use developers, property investors, high end retailers and restaurant groups. Liam is named as a Next Generation Partner in Legal 500 and is described as having "a very good understanding of the commercial challenges facing the property market, and his advice is tailored to resolving the commercial issues" as well as being “a valued business partner." He regularly contributes to trade and legal press having articles published in Data Center Dynamics, Data Europe and Data Center Solutions, as well as contributing to industry reports such at the BroadGroup.

Shoosmiths LLP

Liam Spender

Liam is Counsel and Head of Real Estate Litigation at Velitor Law. As a commercial litigator, he specialises in high-value, complex commercial disputes, for a range of clients including FTSE 100 companies and high net worth individuals. His work is frequently international in nature, with experience of disputes in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, as well as disputes courts in Canada, France, Italy and the British Virgin Islands. Key areas of expertise include corporate insolvency, breakdown in shareholder relations, partnerships, professional negligence, cryptocurrencies, trusts and shipping.

Velitor Law