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Nicholas Barclay
Nicholas is an experienced corporate lawyer who advises organisations of all sizes, from family offices to international corporates, on mergers and acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures, corporate reorganisations, equity investments and shareholder arrangements, and other domestic and cross-border corporate matters (including general company law advice to directors and company secretaries). Nicholas has experience across a wide range of industry sectors and has extensive experience in corporate real estate transactions, including acting for development managers on investment and acquisitions and disposals. Nicholas is an established adviser to clients based in the Middle East, having worked in Doha, Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
Keystone Law
Nicholas Barlow
Nicholas is a Partner and Head of the Private Client team
Bishop & Sewell LLP
Nicholas Bartlett
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Nicholas Briggs
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Nicholas Brown
Nicholas is a skilled property lawyer with expertise in all aspects of commercial property practice and, in particular, residential property development work. With nearly thirty years’ experience, he is well placed to deal with site assembly and disposal of both residential and commercial development, conditional agreements and options, as well as Section 106 agreements.
Keystone Law
Nicholas Buckland
I specialise in intellectual property disputes as well as advising on the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights. Having lived and worked in China, I am proficient in Mandarin and I am Lewis Silkin's China Desk Lead for IP & Technology. My focus is on protecting, exploiting and enforcing a range of intellectual property rights, including trade marks, copyright, patents, designs and confidential information. I have particular expertise in protecting and enforcing brands and I act for clients in many different sectors including retail, manufacturing, engineering, media, financial and technology. As an experienced dispute resolution lawyer, I advise on cases in the High Court (including the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court), the Court of Appeal, UKIPO, EUIPO (including the Board of Appeal) and the EU General Court, as well as international arbitration.
Lewis Silkin
Nicholas Clough
Partner and Head of Divorce and Family Law
Price Slater Gawne
Nicholas Dalgleish
Nick is a Principal Associate in the Thames Valley Real Estate Team, and has experience in all aspects of real estate work. His experience includes the acquisition and disposal of retail and office schemes, and acting for corporate occupiers and institutional landlords with significant property holdings (including property investment trusts, major PLC clients and private companies). Nick acts on all landlord and tenant matters, ranging from retail, office and industrial space lettings to relocations and day to day asset management of property portfolios. Nick was seconded to a key client in 2015 and acted in the role of property director managing the client’s property portfolio, managing all aspects of property strategy, asset management, sales and liaison with external advisers. Nick also has experience in the Telecommunications letting market (both on the landlord and tenant side) and has worked for a number of institutional landlords whose business focus is on providing sites to Telecomms operators. Nick also advises institutional landlords on a varied spectrum of telecoms related matters particularly in light of the changing market landscape following the new Code coming in at the end of 2017. His recent experience includes advising: a large investment trust on the sale of a retail shopping centre for £285 million; on the relocation of a toy maker’s main UK distribution hub with a deal value of £20 million; on the relocation a key southern distribution depot for a plant hire company on a complex site being CPO’d for use by HS2; a property trust on multiple new lettings and re-gears and subsequent sale of one of its key modern and recently refurbished office letting premises in Maidstone with a deal value in excess of £8 million; a large investment trust on multiple significant strategic lettings, tenant relocations, complex development agreements and documenting various tenant incentives / capital contributions and considerations of Construction Industry Scheme and tax consequences at a retail shopping centre with a deal value in excess of £12 million; a significant developer on a retail tenant offering for a mixed use development project in Harlseden; and a construction client on the real estate aspects for a complicated site being sold in Gloucestershire as part of a business and asset sale.
Shoosmiths LLP
Nicholas Damski
Senior Associate
LK Law LLP
Nicholas Hadaway
For over 20 years, I have advised senior executives, partners, founders, and businesses on all aspect of employment and partnership law. I am particularly noted for my work advising senior individuals in the financial services sector. I regularly litigate some of the most complex, sensitive, and high value cases in the City.
Lewis Silkin
Nicholas Harries
Nicholas started his career as a barrister, practising from 10 Old Square, Lincoln’s Inn (a leading set of traditional Chancery chambers). He subsequently joined Macfarlanes in 2003. He continues to hold Higher Courts rights of audience. Nicholas’ current practice draws on both the detailed trust law and drafting experience gained at the bar and the technical tax experience gained later in his career. It embraces the full range of tax, estate and succession planning advice for individuals resident in the UK (UK and non-UK domiciliaries). It also includes advice for internationally-based individuals and their families, often where there is no significant connection with the UK. He works closely with our private client disputes team (drawing on his contentious experience at the Bar) and with our tax team (to deliver co-ordinated advice where both personal and business tax issues are at stake). Nicholas also heads up our charity and probate practices. He has many years' experience advising on all probate related matters.
Macfarlanes LLP
Nicholas Hutton
I was a partner at HFW until 31 March 2021. I have a broad international corporate/commercial practice. I specialises in transactional, corporate and commercial law with particular reference to the energy, insurance, commodities and transport industries. My practice spans a wide range of areas, including anti-money laundering and sanctions regulation (both international and UK); international and national mergers and acquisitions; joint ventures; private equity transactions; capital markets (issues of debt and equity); and complex international restructuring. I advise boards of public and private companies on corporate governance and compliance issues. I have considerable experience of the UK and international anti-money laundering and financial sanctions regimes. In March 2018, I was named as a “Star” practitioner by market research company Acritas. The Star nominations are based on interviews with more than 4,300 senior in-house counsel around the world, who were asked to identify the best lawyers they had worked with in the previous year. Clients praised Nick’s professionalism, knowledge, creative thinking, willingness to help and availability. “He is able to give simple answers that everybody can understand,” said one client. Another said that I’m “calm under a crisis” and that you can always “trust the advice that he is giving”.
Wordley Partnership
Nicholas Kirby
Nick is a Partner in the Real Estate department. He specialises in commercial real estate work, dealing with investment (including corporate real estate) acquisitions and sales for institutional and private clients, development work, management work and acting for both landlords and tenants. Alongside his commercial real estate work, Nick is responsible for researching new technologies, including software which utilises machine learning and AI to extract data from documents. Nick is a mentor for the start-ups taking part in MDR LAB and is the Firm's Head of PropTech. As part of this role, he has built technology products which help automate and streamline tasks and co-founded a commercial property start-up, Least. In 2019, Nick was named as one of the top 10 most innovative lawyers in Europe by the Financial Times. Nick also collaborated with HM Land Registry on their Digital Street research and development initiative to complete the UK's first successful digitised end-to-end residential property transaction, and is working with a number of clients to facilitate the automatic exchange of property data.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Nicholas Le Riche
Partner
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Nicholas Leahy
Senior Associate
Osbornes
Nicholas Pacheco
Nick is a Corporate Insurance partner. He has a wide-ranging practice, which includes UK and cross-border M&A, portfolio transfers, pensions de-risking transactions, investment arrangements, complex (re)insurance arrangements and general corporate and governance advice.
Slaughter and May
Nicholas Parton
Partner specialising in extensive hull, cargo and charterparty work on behalf of owners, charterers and cargo interests. Also professional negligence and E&O, P&I, FD&D and marine insurance disputes and advice. International sale of goods, commodity and futures disputes. Urgent injunctions and High Court advocacy. Contract drafting and advice.
Jackson Parton Solicitors
Nicholas Pattman
Partner
Conyers
Nicholas Robertson
Nick is a very experienced employment solicitor who advises on the full range of employment issues for employers. Since 1988 he has advised employers both in relation to commercial and advisory matters, and matters involving litigation between employers and employees. Nick has represented employers in the Court of Appeal, the High Court, County Court, the Employment Tribunal and the Central Arbitration Committee as well as at ACAS. His experience includes advising on matters relating to individual employees and on collective matters, such as restructuring and collective redundancies. Nick has also represented senior executives joining and leaving employers, or looking to move to new roles with competitors. As a trained mediator, Nick also resolves disputes using alternative dispute resolution methods where possible.
Keystone Law
Nicholas Seymour
Member, Principal Lawyer
Thompsons Solicitors LLP
Nicholas Shepherd
Nick is a Partner and Head of Shoosmiths’ Property Litigation practice. Having joined Shoosmiths as its only property litigator in 1999, Nick has been at the forefront of the development of the team into the heavyweight national practice that it is today. With 22 Legal Advisors specialising in all areas of property litigation, and with an unrivalled reputation, his team is the team of choice for numerous real estate clients including household names in the retail and leisure sectors, property developers, and investors. In addition to our wide ranging commercial real estate practice, we also have specialists who advise our clients on leasehold enfranchisement and housing management issues. Nick is an incisive property litigator with a proven track record of achieving and exceeding his clients’ aims. In addition to an excellent win rate in Court, Nick is equally effective in generating results in an advisory capacity, pre-empting, avoiding and resolving conflict wherever possible. Nick is ranked by Chambers as a leader in the property litigation field, with recent editions of the directory saying that “he understands his clients’ needs, as well as understanding the technical and practical realities of the law” and that “you might not always get the advice that you want, but you certainly will get the advice that you need”. Feedback from clients includes that “I am confident in Nick’s immediate grasp of any situation”. Nick’s recent experience includes: Advising a landlord client through to trial on a hotly contested claim for possession of light industrial premises, the claim having been met with a counterclaim alleging wrongful forfeiture and seeking substantial damages. Acting for a retail client on a significant seven figure terminal dilapidations damages claim, advising on a number of fronts including in relation to the landlord’s loss of rent claim; supersession; and the tenant’s Section 18 defence. Advising a developer client on a strategy for the clearance of a site for residential redevelopment, the site being occupied by multiple commercial tenants with a mixture of leases within and outside of the protection of the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954. Acting as a legal assessor for a rent review arbitrator, providing advice on the determination of a preliminary legal issue in relation to the interpretation of rent review assumptions and the arbitrator’s ability to take into account anticipated plant repair costs during the remainder of the terms of the lease. Advising a landlowner in relation to the enforceability of a restrictive covenant seeking to prevent residential development on the land, including on the merits of an application to the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) for the modification or discharge of the covenant; recommending a strategy leading to the release of the covenant by agreement thereby unlocking the land's substantion value.
Shoosmiths LLP
Nicholas Taylor
Partner and Head of Media & Entertainment
Healys LLP
Nicholas Westley
Nicholas is a partner and an experienced family barrister. He specialises in complex financial matters (both financial remedy and Schedule 1 claims). He is particularly experienced in advising in cases involving substantial wealth and complex asset-holding structures, including assets held outside of England. He also is adept at protecting family wealth, drafting nuptial agreements and advising family trusts and family offices in the context of marriages, civil partnerships and divorce. Nicholas also represents clients in relation to disputes involving children, both in respect of domestic issues but also international relocation cases. He regularly represents clients in High Court proceedings and on occasion in the Court of Appeal. Nicholas acts for people from all walks of life. He regularly acts for people in the public eye, working closely with the firm’s reputation management experts to protect his clients’ confidentiality. He also frequently acts for people in the financial services industry (and their spouses) and has significant experience of acting in cases involving private equity issues. Nicholas studied law at Oxford University where he was awarded a first class degree, before practising as a barrister for eight years at Queen Elizabeth Building Chambers. Nicholas is consistently recognised as a leading partner in The Legal 500 and Chambers. He is also a “Top Recommended” family lawyer in Spear’s 500 and has been listed as one of Spear’s top 30 family lawyers.
Harbottle & Lewis LLP
Nicholas Widdowson
Partner
Boult Wade Tennant LLP