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Luke McMath

Luke McMath is a partner in the Residential Property team at Blandy & Blandy.

Blandy & Blandy LLP

Luke Morris

I am a specialist in debt finance, with a particular focus on sports & media, green energy & cleantech, projects & infrastructure. "Focus on the solution, not on the problem.” Jim Rohn I like to help people raise finance or lend against assets, no matter how challenging – by having the vision to understand the right route to the solution. I also like cycling and coffee (not necessarily in that order). The pandemic has changed the landscape and we are feeling our way out of it. These are challenging times for everyone. With over 20 years’ experience in helping clients debt finance a broad range of difficult asset classes, I realise the need to be adaptable. To understand and embrace new technologies and to help others find solutions, to see around corners. My clients include a variety of lenders, debt funds, PE houses, investors, HNWIs, family offices and turn-around specialists. A common theme is they are entrepreneurial. My mantra is to be personal, agile, clever, enterprising. I like to call it the Art of the Difficult. Helping you raise finance or lend against assets, no matter how challenging. Asset classes include sports & media, green energy & cleantech, projects & infrastructure, art and other high value assets, growth capital.

Fladgate LLP

Luke Nicholls

Luke is the Finance Partner in the Financial Operations team at Bolt Burdon Kemp. He joined Bolt Burdon Kemp in July 1999 as a costs draftsman. By 2003 he was managing the firm's Costs team, dedicated to maximising costs recovery for BBK clients. In April 2009 Luke was extremely proud to become the first Non-Lawyer Partner of the firm, later qualifying as a Costs Lawyer in January 2011. Whilst Luke continues to be very passionate about costs law and maximising financial performance across BBK, his role has evolved to encompass all financial aspects of the firm.

Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP

Luke Powell

Luke is the firm’s managing partner, having been appointed in May 2022. From 2018 to 2022, Luke was the co-head of our corporate and M&A team and he remains a partner in the group advising on all aspects of M&A transactions. Luke has experience in many sectors but particularly specialises in financial services, asset management and private equity (both buy-outs and secondaries). Clients for whom he acts regularly include Chrysalis Investments, Federated Hermes, Glendower Capital, Goldman Sachs, Keyhaven Capital, Legal & General and Permira.

Macfarlanes LLP

Luke Scarratt

Luke is a Senior Associate in the Family department. Luke’s work represents the full spectrum of family law work: divorce, finances, children, relocation, cohabitation issues, and nuptial agreements. There are often international elements to his caseload – particularly in relation to offshore trusts. Luke has has acted in a number of contested reported cases, and many more cases which have end in private and consensual resolutions. In the non-contentious sphere, Luke also advises clients in the drafting and agreement of pre and post nuptial agreements. Much of his caseload involves high net worth families with an international element. Luke also writes widely on family law, including topics such as mental capacity, the role of trusts, and family businesses. He spoke at a Thought Leaders conference on the subject of Modern Relationships. Luke was also instrumental in PHB’s Mental Health and Family Breakdown initiative.

Payne Hicks Beach LLP

Luke Stubbs

Luke is a Partner in our Commercial team. He specialises in commercial, contracting, IT, and technology matters (including strategic outsourcing, procurement, and supply deals). He has wide experience acting for clients in the industrial and manufacturing, retail and consumer, and technology sectors. This includes time in-house as part of the legal teams of Sainsbury's, Astra Zeneca, the Co-operative Group and Bupa. Luke also has specialist experience in the Financial Services, FinTech and Payments sectors. This includes advising on contracts and arrangements which are subject to regulatory controls – such as material outsourcings and use of cloud

Shoosmiths LLP

Luke Taylor

Luke is a Partner in our property team. A commercial real estate lawyer, Luke handles retail, development and investment acquisitions, disposals and portfolio management, as well as commercial lease transactions for landlords and tenants, on new developments and existing properties. Luke has acted for a range of clients in the UK and offshore including blue-chip companies and retailers, property investment companies, high net-worth investors, insolvency practitioners and SMEs, as well as well-known charities and pension funds. He also advises colleagues in our corporate group on real estate aspects of corporate transactions, and he heads up the Property team’s healthcare offering. Luke has a strong background in non-contentious investment and development work. He has been involved in several high profile development projects related to retail, student accommodation, leisure and healthcare.

Brabners LLP

Luke Trevorrow

Associate Solicitor

Irwin Mitchell

Luke Trigona

Luke is a solicitor who assists the Private Individual team on a wide range of affairs including trusts, wills, lasting powers of attorney, charities, family offices, asset protection, estate planning and trust structuring.

Keystone Law

Luke Tucker Harrison

Partner & Solicitor-Advocate

Keidan Harrison

Luke Watson

Luke is the Head of Contentious Trusts and Probate and Head of the Charity Legacy Team and is a full member of ACTAPS. Luke has 20 years’ experience of dispute resolution, with extensive experience of working with and advising Charities as well as Trustees, Executors and private individuals in relation to contentious probate, trusts and legacy related disputes both domestic and international including: Cross-border disputes relating to estates and trusts (including charitable trusts) including recent cases involving the following jurisdictions: in Kenya, Zambia, Singapore, Cyprus, Greece, Netherlands, Isle of Man, Scotland, Italy, Germany, France, California, New Zealand and Spain. Claims for reasonable financial provision under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. Challenges to the validity of wills on the grounds of testamentary capacity, lack of knowledge and approval, undue influence and fraud. Luke is a regular speaker at contentious trust and probate seminars.

Stone King LLP

Luther Kisanga

Partner and Barrister

Rosenblatt Law

Lydia Christie

Lydia Christie heads the Retail and Leisure group. She is a Legal Director advising on the full range of employment law issues, both contentious and non-contentious, from recruitment through to termination of employment. Lydia is an experienced, expert employment lawyer who is adept at advising businesses and senior individuals on all aspects of employment law. She assists clients with bringing and defending claims in the Employment Tribunal, particularly high value and complex claims. She drafts and advises on senior level service agreements, contracts of employment, consultancy agreements, staff handbooks, policies, and procedures. She works closely with clients on on disciplinary, grievance and redundancy procedures, while also advising on termination issues, including settlement agreements and post-termination restrictive covenants. Lydia has a particular interest and expertise in whistleblowing and has contributed to various formal consultation responses on whistleblowing. Part of the firm's Retail and Leisure sector group, Lydia regularly advises luxury retail brands, restaurants, and hotels on their employment law issues. Her work with large international retailers includes advice on strategic HR issues such as GDPR compliance and gender pay gap and modern slavery reporting. Lydia represents the firm's Employment team within LAW, the international lawyer's network, working closely with its European Employment Group.

Howard Kennedy LLP

Lydia Danon

Partner

Cooke, Young & Keidan LLP

Lydia Edgar

Lydia is a Partner in our employment and pensions team and leads our sport sector team. In her role as sector leader, Lydia sets our Sport sector strategy, leads on solutions to the issues faced by our Sport clients and develops our sector talent pool. As a highly experienced Employment lawyer, she advises employers in a variety of sectors, sports governing bodies, international federations, county associations, clubs, athletes and players across a wide range of sporting disciplines. Her work includes HR strategy planning, executive appointments and terminations, restructuring, Employment Tribunal and High Court litigation.

Brabners LLP

Lydia Lloyd

A key member of our Restructuring & Insolvency team, Lydia advises on all aspects of formal and informal insolvency procedures, including administration and liquidation sales, both buyer and seller side, with particular experience in retail and financial sectors. She regularly works with insolvency practitioners, providing strategic support throughout the insolvency process. Lydia also advises directors on supply chain issues and close down of companies through voluntary strike off or members’ voluntary liquidation processes. She also works on solvent sales, assisting with the turnaround of distressed businesses and restructures. Lydia has practical experience of the investment bank special administration regime. She has assisted with five of the small number of investment firms to enter into special administration following the introduction of this specialist procedure as a result of the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Lydia enjoys collaboration and bringing people together across networks. She founded TMA UK NextGen Bristol, a networking organisation focused on running events to connect people at a junior level working in turnaround.

Foot Anstey

Lydia Michaelson-Yeates

Browne Jacobson LLP

Lydia Robinson

I am an Associate in the Specialist Real Estate team at Michelmores. My practice areas include property, planning and public law. I advise a wide range of clients on contentious and non-contentious aspects of property and planning related work, including lease extensions (statutory and non-statutory), boundary disputes, possession proceedings, title advice and dilapidations claims. I advise generally on planning matters, including on applications and appeals for certificates of lawful use, permitted development rights, and the drafting and negotiating of section 106 agreements. I also enjoy working on matters of public law, particularly where they overlap with planning and property issues. I have experience in judicial review, compulsory purchase and advising on compliance with statutory duties. During 2022, I undertook a secondment to a public limited company on a part-time basis, assisting the company’s in-house legal team on a broad spectrum of commercial and property focussed issues. This was a fantastic opportunity to really get to know the business and understand how I could provide best-value. Having in-house experience allows me to better understand the environment of public and private companies and the unique challenges they face. I enjoy getting to know my clients to understand how I can best assist. I appreciate the importance of being contactable and endeavour to minimise the difficulties of litigation as much as I can, by explaining the steps, undertaking the legal legwork and advising on strategy, so that my clients feel empowered to make the right decision for them. I joined Michelmores in 2018, having obtained a first-class honours degree in Human Geography (BA) from the University of Exeter and distinctions in both the GDL and LPC (LLM) from the University of Law in Guildford. I am a member of the Property Litigation Association. Expertise Planning Law Property Property Litigation Real Estate Lydia Robinson - Associate - Specialist Real Estate | Michelmores

Michelmores LLP

Lyn Dario

Partner

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Lynde Marshall

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Lyndon Campbell

Bevan Brittan LLP

Lyndsay Crowder-Barton

Director

Shoosmiths LLP

Lyndsey Gordon-Webb

Lyndsey Gordon-Webb is a Partner in the Asbestos and Industrial Disease team. She has a wealth of expertise in dealing with complex high-value disease cases and has acted for Claimants in both unitary and class actions. In the 14 years since qualification Lyndsey has worked on cases throughout the world involving complex multi- jurisdictional issues. She is used to battling against Goliath opponents and is an advocate for justice. Lyndsey works effectively with support workers, medics and other professionals to provide a holistic approach and support a Client’s needs. Lyndsey has been involved in a number of high-profile cases throughout her career which has resulted in millions of pounds worth of compensation being paid to Claimants. In addition to working on her cases Lyndsey regularly provides training to members of the legal profession and NHS institutions. Lyndsey also works closely with junior HJA colleagues to provide mentoring and coaching. Lyndsey works closely with charities including LASAG and the Centre for Military Justice.

Hodge Jones & Allen

Lynette Lewis

Lynette is an experienced pensions lawyer who advises both employers and trustees. Having also gained considerable experience as a transactional corporate lawyer, she has a particular expertise in dealing with pensions related issues on transactions and in stressed and distressed situations. Her experience gives her the ability to put pensions issues into the context of the event in question. Lynette is also experienced in drafting scheme documents as well as providing ongoing advice on the day to day running of pension schemes, including having acted as the chair of trustees of a defined benefit pension scheme for a number of years. She is also well known for her expertise in relation to the employer debt legislation, negotiating bulk annuity (buy in/buy out) policies and the rules relating to Pension Protection Fund contingent assets. Lynette is recognised for her pragmatic and practical approach to matters and her ability to distil complex legal issues to clients. A client recently complimented her proactive approach stating that he wished all of his advisers were like her. She has also been described as "very clear and very commercial." Lynette is a member of the Association of Pension Lawyers (APL) and is Secretary to the East Midlands Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA).

Shoosmiths LLP