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Matthew Spring

Matthew a Partner in the Dispute Resolution department and Head of the Property Litigation team. Matthew is the firm’s first solicitor-advocate, entitled to appear at all levels of the Court system, including the Supreme Court. An experienced civil litigator, Matthew’s particular specialism is resolving property disputes. He acts for a range of corporate and individual clients in real estate matters (including development issues, rights of way, rights of light, party walls). He handles landlord and tenant/property management issues in both commercial and residential sectors (from industrial estates to residential flats). Matthew is a leading adviser of the firm in leasehold enfranchisement (residential lease extensions, collective enfranchisement and freehold acquisition) in which he has taken a case into the Supreme Court on qualifying criteria under the 1967 Act. He acts for landlords and tenants in disputes involving property management, service charges, breach of covenant and forfeiture of leases at First Tier and Upper Tribunal, County Court, High Court level and above. He has experience of right to manage companies and rights of first refusal. Matthew resolves contentious countryside issues with the firm’s private client team for landed estates and agriculture. His property practice crosses into the field of construction law where he advises on performance and payment, negligence and damage issues arising under and out of JCT and other construction contracts, as well as resolving disputes through adjudication. He advises individuals and companies on insolvency issues, as well as having experience in acting for Administrators, LPA Receivers and Trustees in Bankruptcy. His Chancery law practice includes partnership disputes, including obtaining injunctions against outgoing partners, asset recovery in the context of trust litigation and contentious probate matters. He handles Court cases on cohabitation and beneficial interests in property.

Payne Hicks Beach LLP

Matthew Stimson

Bevan Brittan LLP

Matthew Stoate

Matt is head of our Corporate practice, a key part of which is our nationally recognised Private Equity team, which Matt founded and also leads. Our private equity group proudly represents a number of leading UK Private Equity houses and their portfolio companies and recently named winner of the Regional Legal Advisor of the Year 2020 at the Real Deals Private Equity Awards. Private Equity forms a key part of our go-to-market strategy, so is also recognised as a core lead sector for Foot Anstey, as we seek to build deep relationships with Private Equity backed management teams and portfolio companies. Matt also leads our market leading “GRIP” product, which is a tech-enabled solution to streamline and satisfy the core legal and compliance obligations of PE portfolio companies. Matt trained and qualified into the Private Equity department of the leading City firm Travers Smith and prior to joining Foot Anstey, spent several years at Kinmont, a corporate finance boutique in London acknowledged as a leader in advising management teams. Management advisory remains a core part of Matt’s practice. Our Private Equity team is recognised as a specialist in advising PE backed portfolio companies. We have built a significant specialism in undertaking bolt-on and buy-and-build M&A as part of PE backed investment propositions, often with an international element to it.

Foot Anstey

Matthew Storer

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Matthew Switzer

A 2 year PQE tax solicitor who, having passed the Chartered Tax Adviser examinations in January 2017, specialises in all UK tax aspects of corporate and property transactions. Matthew has experience in completing personal income tax returns for high net worth individuals and resolving tax disputes with HMRC.

Freeths LLP

Matthew Tebbot

Matthew is a partner in the residential property department and deals with a wide range of residential property matters. His main emphasis is on the acquisition and disposal of both leasehold and freehold properties for high-net-worth individuals, developers and property investment companies. Specific areas of expertise include resolving title matters, portfolio acquisition, re-financing, sales and purchases at auction, freehold estate disposals, residential development sales, new-build purchases, luxury senior living sales and purchases, equity release, voluntary lease extensions and landlord and tenant matters. Experience Matthew has acted on the purchase of a £52m penthouse apartment and sales of apartments worth over £30m. Matthew is a trusted advisor to one of London’s largest landlords, for whom he has worked on several portfolio acquisitions and block disposals and numerous leasehold and freehold sales and purchases. Matthew has overseen the sales of new apartments at some of London’s most prestigious developments and has worked for some of the UK’s largest property developers.

B P Collins LLP

Matthew Tighe

Partner Matthew is a partner in the Competition Litigation team and specialises in high-value and complex competition disputes arising from competition law infringements in the UK and globally. Matthew has extensive experience in commercial litigation but now focusses on competition matters, including advising on follow-on and standalone damages claims, interventions in Competition Appeal Tribunal proceedings and cartel investigations. Matthew has advised clients involved in proceedings in the High Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and the Competition Appeal Tribunal. Matthew's experience includes: Represented Asda, Argos and Morrisons in their landmark Supreme Court victory against Mastercard in the long-running multilateral interchange fee litigation (the first claims of their type to be issued in the English Courts), relating to anti-competitive credit card fees. Acting for Gemalto, now part of global security giant Thales Group headquartered in France, in their substantial pan-European smart card chip cartel claim. Advised major global electronics distributor Ingram Micro in its claim against Samsung and others in connection with the liquid crystal displays Cartel. Acting for a significant group of major household name retailers in their respective multi-million pound claims against Visa and Mastercard for damages relating to multilateral interchange fees.

Stewarts Law LLP

Matthew Tobin

Partner; Matthew is Head of our Debt Capital Markets practice. He advises on a wide range of banking and financing work, including acquisition and bid financing, capital markets and securitisation transactions. Matthew also leads our Sustainable Finance practice which has advised on several green bonds issued by banks and multinationals and also green loans.

Slaughter and May

Matthew Tom

Matthew is an experienced employment lawyer specialising in strategic advice on senior-level exits. With almost two decades’ employment law experience, he is skilled in managing conflict situations for employers, to minimise time and costs spent whilst protecting the business, its client relationships and confidential information. He also advises on terminations, as well as contractual and practical measures to regulate staff conduct and restrict defections to rival businesses. Matthew also acts for senior employees seeking financial settlements and career freedom after departure, where appropriate also acting for the new employer to resolve restrictive covenant and confidential information issues.

Keystone Law

Matthew Tomlinson

Matthew is Principal Lawyer based at our Manchester office. Matthew specialises in work accident compensation claims and acts solely for injured claimants. Matthew has specialised in personal injury for many years, with specific expertise in accidents at work, road traffic collisions and occupiers’ liability/public liability. Matthew also delivers an annual programme of in-house training to lawyers on procedure, liability and assessment of quantum. His expertise has helped claimants secure substantial compensation payments and rehabilitation for a range of devastating accidents, many resulting in fatal or serious life changing injuries including amputations and chronic pain. Matthew regularly speaks at health and safety conferences and provides bespoke lectures on issues involving safety within the workplace. He also manages relationships with a number of the Organisation and Member Services who work with Slater and Gordon.

Slater and Gordon

Matthew Trinder

Matthew is a highly experienced medical malpractice specialist and healthcare lawyer, with a particular focus on private insurance and independent healthcare. In addition to acting on maximum severity, complex brain or spinal injury cases, Matthew also has a special interest in orthopaedic surgery, plastic surgery, dental, cosmetic/aesthetic medicine, genetic or pathology screening claims, and health tech/product liability. He primarily defends compensation claims but also advises on healthcare law, complaints and regulatory law. Matthew’s clients include leading insurers, healthcare providers and individuals, NHS bodies and medical defence organisations representing domestic or international clients.

Keystone Law

Matthew Turner

I am a European and Chartered UK Patent Attorney responsible for the prosecution of European, British and PCT patent applications. I have over 15 years' experience representing clients in hearings at the European Patent Office, both in examination and opposition proceedings. I regularly work with overseas clients from the US, China and Japan. My practice covers a wide range of technology, but particular areas of expertise include display technology, printer technology, fluid handling systems, and wireless communication devices. My previous experience includes working as an intern at a patent law firm in New York and working to develop control software at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge. I have lectured on European patent law in the UK, Japan, Korea and China, and have been published in the Japanese journal 'Patent'. I completed a secondment with one of our major clients in Japan in 2008 and continue to learn Japanese.

Lewis Silkin

Matthew Walker

Partner

Gowling WLG

Matthew Warren

Matthew is the head of Bristows’ Commercial IP group and advises on transactions involving the development, exploitation and transfer of intellectual property rights. His scientific background is of particular assistance when negotiating and advising on transactions involving new technologies. He has advised on a number of successful global licensing programmes for the exploitation of new technologies and has also advised in relation to international patent pooling arrangements. He works across many sectors but has particular experience in the pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medtech, electronics, software, telecoms, petrochemical, cleantech and other industrial sectors. Matthew's experience in negotiating commercial contracts for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medtech clients includes technology licensing agreements, R&D collaboration agreements, drug development and licensing agreements, clinical trial agreements and option agreements for licences. He also advises pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients on the commercial and intellectual property law aspects of manufacturing, distribution, co-promotion and marketing agreements. The negotiation of agreements to resolve disputes involving intellectual property rights forms a significant part of Matthew’s practice. This has included global settlements to end litigation across multiple jurisdictions involving complex intellectual property, licensing and financial arrangements. He advises on the intellectual property aspects of setting up joint ventures and other collaborations including in relation to the ownership and licensing of intellectual property and improvements. Matthew has particular experience advising on intellectual property issues relating to technical standards including FRAND terms for licensing standard essential patents. Matthew was involved in setting up the IP Transactions Course at the UCL Faculty of Laws, University College London and lectures on the course.

Bristows LLP

Matthew Waters

Matthew works with organisations across the housing sector – registered providers, funders / investors, local authorities and developers – on a broad range of commercial, corporate and regulatory matters. On the transactional side this includes structuring of investment / funding models, joint ventures, corporate group structuring, public / private partnerships, mergers and acquisitions. Advisory work includes new registrations, regulatory compliance, governance, subsidy control, grant and HRA matters.

Devonshires Solicitors LLP

Matthew Watson

Matt is a Partner at RPC and works extensively with our insurer clients. He specialises in dealing with claims against directors and officers, and provides coverage advice to insurers in relation to D&O and management liability risks. On top of Matt's defence work, he also advises on coverage and (monitoring) with many instructions having an international element. Matt also advises on claims against financial professionals, and has extensive experience dealing with regulatory matters before the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, and the Financial Ombudsman Service.

RPC

Matthew Wescott

Partner

PCB Byrne

Matthew Westlake

Partner

Leigh Day

Matthew Weston

Legal Director

Birketts LLP

Matthew White

Partner

Birketts LLP

Matthew Williams

I specialise in development and redevelopment advice relating to real estate assets, with a particular focus on living (anything with a bed in it: residential, private rented sector, student accommodation and hotels) and mixed-use schemes. Clients seek his input at all stages of an asset’s life cycle; from the acquisition and financing to the redevelopment and disposal; helping clients unlock and maximise value from their real estate. My decision to practice as a commercial real estate lawyer was made early on in my seat as a commercial property (as we called it back then…) trainee. I was drawn to the mix of commercial and strategic advice, law, tangible assets and the sector. As a junior lawyer looking for new challenges I was attracted to Fladgate’s reputation in commercial property. That was 16 years ago! I see a real importance in building personal relationships with the people I work with and I believe that clients value this. I strive to understand the ‘bigger picture’ for the client’s business; this can be the commercial rationale for a transaction or the strategic importance of advisory work. I often fulfil a trusted advisor role to clients acting as an extension of their team or their “de facto” in-house counsel.

Fladgate LLP

Matthew Williamson

Matthew is head of our corporates segment and has responsibility for Weightmans corporate clients in the financial services, transport and logistics, manufacturing, retail and leisure, and energy and utilities sectors. He is client Partner for national retailers as well as third party logistics providers. He primarily advises on complex landlord and tenant matters as well as property acquisitions and disposals with a specialism in negotiating overage and clawback provisions. Matthew sits on the property advisory board of the UK Warehousing Association and has recently worked with them and Savills to develop a model form of warehouse lease, 'Standard Property Lease' in order to provide a starting point for the industry when negotiating a new lease of this type of property. Matthew has expertise in the delivery of client contracts and projects, ensuring both Weightmans and the client’s own Key Performance Indicators are met through bespoke IT solutions. He is product manager for Weightmans' ‘One View’ product which enables team members, whatever the practice area, to deliver an excellent service and to capture, measure and report on those items which are important to the client.

Weightmans LLP

Matthew Wills

Partner

Laura Devine Immigration

Matthew Yates

Partner and head of the private client department, Matthew specialises in wills, trusts, administration of estates, and capital tax planning, as well as mental capacity and Powers of Attorney.

Hunters Law LLP