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Neil Dite
I have 13 years' experience in advising employers on the full spectrum of UK employment law. Many of my clients are household names and sit within the technology and manufacturing sectors. I also act for the number of financial services clients. I have particular experience in advising on strategic change issues, business restructures and collective redundancies. As well as UK advice, my work often has an international dimension and I regularly manage cross-border projects for my clients, particularly across the EMEA region. I am also responsible for a number of international retainers which enable clients to access expert employment law advice in all of the countries in which they operate. I have significant experience of defending UK Employment Tribunal litigation, including complex discrimination and whistleblowing claims. I live and work in Cardiff, Wales. I was recognised as a Rising Star for Employment: Wales by Legal 500 in 2024.
Lewis Silkin
Neil Donald
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Neil Dooley
Partner Neil Dooley represents clients on complex cross-border fraud claims, most notably with a Russian element, and has a proven track record of delivering results, obtaining freezing orders, and finding commercial solutions. In particular, he has litigated many fraud claims including those in the financial services, insurance, pharmaceutical, and property industries. Neil frequently works with foreign lawyers and law enforcement agencies worldwide.
Quillon Law LLP
Neil Dryer
Neil is a partner in the real estate team. Neil Dryer has extensive experience acting on a broad range of commercial property transactions, with a particular focus on investment transactions and complex development projects, as well as on leasing and property management and real estate finance. Neil has acted for a range of clients including institutional investors and property companies, together with high-net worth individuals, family offices and occupiers across a number of sectors including offices, industrial / logistics, data centres, hotels, healthcare and residential development. He has established himself as a go-to-adviser in a number of emerging real estate sectors, acting for developers and occupiers of ultra-urban logistics, rapid grocery delivery hubs, ‘dark’ commercial kitchens and EV charging facilities.
Russell-Cooke LLP
Neil Fenwick
Associate
Elkington + Fife LLP
Neil Frankland
Neil has a wide experience of acting for insurers, both in the company market and at Lloyds, in professional indemnity claims. His areas of specialism are insurance brokers and construction professionals (from main D and B contractors through to a wide range of associated consultants). Recent instructions involve complex high profile claims of significant value (in excess of £10m) relating to both brokers and also main contractors. Neil also has extensive experience in presenting on risk management in these sectors and providing added value service to clients, both professional and insurer. He has developed around him a team that is a ‘go to’ point of reference for brokers on all aspects of their profession and has worked with both sectors at driving professional standards and minimising risk.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Neil Gillard
Neil advises on all aspects of film and television production, finance and distribution. ‘‘I advise on the entire lifecycle of a production, from development, financing, production right through to exploitation. I advise a range of production companies (see some examples below) as well as broadcasters such as Sky, film/television distributors and sales agents such as eOne and Endeavor Content, and banks and other funders such as Creative Scotland.’’ My TV production company clients include: Cowboy (“Top Boy”) DNA (“DEVS”), Ecosse (“Keeler”), Eleven (“Sex Education”), Eleventh Hour (“Alex Rider”), Fulwell 73 (“The Late Late Show”, “Bros”), The Ink Factory (“The Night Manager”, “Little Drummer Girl”), Mammoth (“World on Fire”), See Saw (“Slow Horses”) Sister Pictures (“Chernobyl”), Synchronicity (“The Cry”) and Turbine Studios (“Small Axe”).
Wiggin LLP
Neil Goodrum
CEDR Mediator and member of CEDR’s Training Faculty. Undertaking training of mediators in the UK and internationally.
CEDR
Neil Grant
Partner
Gordons Partnership 2020 Limited
Neil Guss
Regional Employment Rights Manager
Thompsons Solicitors LLP
Neil Ham
Neil is a partner in our Property Litigation team whose expertise has been gained acting for many investor, developer and industrial clients.
Clarke Willmott LLP
Neil Harpham
Heads Hewitsons’ banking and finance group. Partner in corporate department, based in Northampton and Milton Keynes, dealing with a wide range of company law; specialising in the acquisition and disposal of companies and businesses, group reorganisations, joint ventures, banking and security and other related corporate finance matters. Neil also works from the firm’s Milton Keynes office. Practice areas: banking.
HCR Law
Neil Hendron
Partner
Gowling WLG
Neil Howes
Neil rejoined Mills & Reeve in 2010 and became a partner in 2011. He heads up the Leeds part of the firm’s insurance disputes group which has undergone a rapid rate of expansion over the last three years. Neil specialises in defending professional negligence claims on behalf of insurers and their insureds. He acts for a wide range of professionals including lawyers and professionals in the construction industry. Over the past year, he has acted in connection with a number of high profile, multi-million pound claims. He has extensive experience of claims involving fraud and of both making and defending applications for injunctions (including asset freezing and search and seizure orders).
Mills & Reeve LLP
Neil Hudgell
Executive Chairman
Hudgell Solicitors
Neil Johnston
Partner
Constantine Law Limited
Neil Jones
Director
Ansons
Neil Kaplan CBE KC SBS
Independent International Arbitrator
Arbitration Chambers
Neil Lawlor
Neil is a partner in the housing management department. Neil qualified as a solicitor in 2000 and joined Devonshires in 2003. His responsibilities include conducting housing litigation which involves defending disrepair claims, bringing actions for nuisance such as possession proceedings and injunctions, bringing possession actions for unlawful sub-letting and non-occupation and disputed succession claims following the death of a tenant. Neil also conducts general property litigation as well as leading the firm's leasehold management team, dealing with both residential and commercial property. This includes working on matters in relation to claims for forfeiture, business lease renewal claims under Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, service charge disputes, recovery of unpaid service charges and consultation and Judicial Review. As such Neil conducts cases in the County Courts, High Court, Magistrates Courts and tribunals. As well as conducting contentious cases Neil also provides non-contentious advice in respect of housing management and general property matters including drafting tenancy agreements, advising on policies and procedures and service charge consultation. Neil’s main clients are housing associations.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Neil Long
Neil is an experienced private client lawyer, with a particular specialism in trust and estate disputes. Neil advises individuals, families, charities and trustees on the validity of wills and trusts; the conduct of executors and trustees; the rights of beneficiaries; and all related issues such as mental capacity, undue influence, construction and interpretation of wills and trusts; and claims for financial provision under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. He has extensive experience of negotiation, mediation and litigation, having conducted cases in the Family and Chancery Divisions of the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Court of Protection. Neil also has a strong non-contentious practice advising clients on wills and inheritance tax. Neil regularly acts as executor, trustee and deputy (particularly as an independent professional in disputed cases).
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Neil Mason
I am a Senior Associate in Michelmores’ Construction and Engineering team. I specialise in resolving construction disputes during the procurement, design, construction or the management of buildings and infrastructure. I have acted for employers (both public and private sector) and contractors and subcontractors in a variety of sectors. I have worked on disputes relating to residential developments, hotels, warehouses, car parks, hospitals, prisons and landscaping. The disputes I help to resolve often concern defective design or workmanship (including structural, mechanical and engineering), delay, payment and professional negligence. I achieve dispute resolution through negotiation, mediation, adjudication, litigation or arbitration – to force a resolution where necessary. These disputes are complex, and I enjoy assembling and working with teams of experts to ensure clients receive the right advice to get workable solutions for their businesses. I often work collaboratively with Michelmores’ Projects, Property Litigation, and Commercial teams to ensure I get the remedies my clients need. Michelmores’ commitment to helping clients achieve their ESG ambitions means I am looking forward to resolving construction disputes arising from breaches of environmental obligations, such as those relating to controlling carbon emissions, which increasingly feature in construction contracts. Expertise Construction & Engineering Professional Negligence Neil Mason - Senior Associate - Specialist Real Estate Team | Michelmores
Michelmores LLP
Neil Matthews
Partner, Head of Corporate
Fieldfisher
Neil McNab
Partner
Level
Neil Micklethwaite
Neil is a market leading litigation and compliance lawyer with over 30 years as a partner in leading law firms handling large complex litigation and regulatory investigations. He acts for international corporations, asset managers and hedge funds, as well as representing UHNW individuals in large scale litigation cases and in defending regulatory investigations both in the UK and worldwide. Neil has extensive experience in complex disputes concerning civil fraud and asset tracing claims across multiple jurisdictions, including considerable experience of major litigation and arbitration relating to disputes in the Middle East, Russian Federation and other CIS states. Neil was head of litigation in London at DLA Piper, Bingham McCutchen and Brown Rudnick. Alongside his work as a practicing lawyer, Neil also acts as a Consultant to corporates, family offices and UHNW individuals in providing corporate governance, risk management and compliance advice.
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