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Nicole Reed

Nicole advises charities, social enterprises and businesses including on collaborations, mergers, asset transfers, incorporations, inter-group structuring and governance issues and is particularly interested in enabling charities to work with non-charities. Nicole is actively involved in E3M, an initiative to reform public service delivery, and is a member of Stone King’s Health and Social Care group, working together with colleagues from our Corporate and Commercial Team. She is particularly interested in facilitating collaborative partnerships in health and social care and building relationships between the voluntary sector, social enterprise, social funders and local authorities. Work highlights include: Advising on the change of control and future collaboration of two charities supporting those with learning disabilities. Co-ordinating a complex tripartite transfer of assets and liabilities between two charities and a community interest company. Establishing a number of corporate foundations and advising on structure and governance inter-relationships between group entities. Supporting an entrepreneur and philanthropist in the creation of a charity and the structuring of a significant gift to the charity. Co-ordinating the merger of two north London charities involving a large property portfolio and varied complexities. Guiding a number of asset transfers and project hive-offs involving charities and non-charities. Carrying out governance reviews, supporting external investigations and providing advice and next step recommendations for a number of charities working internationally. Supporting several livery companies in relation to charity governance and compliance.

Stone King LLP

Nicole Ridgwell

Nicole is a Partner specialising in health and social care law. Nicole’s work has ranged from advice and advocacy for registered healthcare professionals in fitness to practise investigations to challenges against CQC and Ofsted on behalf of private providers and NHS Trusts. She has significant experience in public and administrative law matters, including judicial reviews; challenges to DBS certificates; regulatory due diligence for purchasers, vendors and funders; preparation for and representation at inquests; healthcare and professional disciplinary actions; safeguarding investigations; and ICO investigations. Nicole also advises on local authority fee disputes, on behalf of both care home residents and care home providers, and special educational needs provision, including appeals to the Special Educational Needs & Disability Tribunal. She also has experience in a wider range of health and welfare matters, including Personal Health Budget eligibility, hospital discharge assessments, best interest decision-making and engagement with Court of Protection proceedings. She also advises on discrete matters of public law and personal injury. Nicole writes regularly for health and social care publications and presents at conferences and seminars on health and social care matters. She is the co-author of the Nursing & Midwifery section of the Legal Action Group book ‘Professional discipline and healthcare regulators: a legal handbook’ (1st edition 2012, 2nd edition 2018).

Lester Aldridge LLP

Nicole Smith

Nicole is an experienced practitioner in the field of international arbitration and all forms of alternative dispute resolution. Her recent cases include acting for a Russian pharmaceutical company on its claims against an English pharmaceutical company; acting for a Russian investor in a dispute over a property shareholding and acting for a Ukrainian oil bunkering company. She has previously acted for owners of a large Russian oil refinery and a European government defending enforcement proceedings in relation to a military sales dispute. She has appeared as advocate in numerous arbitration proceedings, both ad hoc and before all leading institutions including the ICC and LCIA.

Keystone Law

Nicole Syradd

Associate in Business Law

TWM Solicitors LLP

Niels Schiersing

Independent International Arbitrator

Arbitration Chambers

Nigel Adams

Partner • Large Loss 3

Weightmans LLP

Nigel Adams

Nigel Adams joined the firm as Head of Dispute Resolution in February 2022. He is a versatile lawyer who combines a wide raging commercial litigation practice with media-focused work. Throughout his career, Nigel has acted for a variety of individuals and businesses on areas such as contract and shareholder disputes, professional negligence, insolvency and agency matters. With regard to his media practice, Nigel has been involved in everything from defamation claims and other reputation management work, to royalty disputes, and intellectual property issues. Other areas of expertise: Classic cars: Nigel has developed a specialist practice regarding title to and provenance of classic cars. He has acted in cases involving iconic vehicles such as DB range Aston Martins, a Bugatti Type 35 and a pre-war Mercedes-Benz racing car. Civil Fraud: victims of fraud regularly instruct Nigel for advice on bringing claims to remedy their loss. International Arbitration: beyond his traditional court-centred litigation work, Nigel has also become expert in the various arbitration jurisdictions commonly used in the context of commercial agreements. Nigel prides himself on working hand-in-hand with his clients to guide them through the dispute resolution process, working towards their ultimate goal as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible. Notable cases Across his career, Nigel has been involved in many high-profile cases, including: Quinton v Peirce – a novel case in the High Court acting for successful Defendants to a claim not brought in defamation, but for injurious falsehood and breach of the Data Protection Act 1998. Miles v ITV Networks – a reported case in which summary judgment was obtained by the client against the Claimant who had alleged infringement of a format for a children’s television programme. Singer v Beckett (also known as Re Continental Assurance) – a leading High Court decision on director duties in which Nigel succeeded in having the case against his client dismissed.

Druces LLP

Nigel Blackwell

Browne Jacobson LLP

Nigel Bolton

Bevan Brittan LLP

Nigel Braddock

Consultant

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Nigel Brahams

Partner - Head of Financial Services

Collyer Bristow LLP

Nigel Brown

Nigel specialises in legal issues arising in construction, engineering, procurement and property development. He acts for developers, employers, property owners and occupiers, contractors and professional consultants. He advises on the full range of projects from major public procurement schemes and energy projects to office, retail and residential developments and individual sites. He has knowledge and experience of an extensive range of building contracts, consultants’ appointments and related documents and regularly gives seminars and workshops on these. He is the author of “Let the Builder Beware-a guide to professional appointments and warranties on construction projects”. He enjoys golf, skiing and the outdoors.

Druces LLP

Nigel Collins

Nigel is a Partner and Head of RPC's Japan desk. Nigel is a senior corporate lawyer with deep knowledge and experience of Japan and Japanese business. He typically acts for individuals, start-ups, partnerships, and private and listed companies. Nigel specialises in advising Japanese corporates on outbound, cross-border transactions into the UK and Europe, ensuring a smooth transition by helping them bridge the cultural and commercial gap. He is fluent in Japanese and maintains a wide network of contacts in both the UK and Japan, including running the Japan GC Network on LinkedIn.

RPC

Nigel Cooke

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Nigel Cullen Obe Td Dl

Partner dealing with wills, trusts, probate and inheritance tax planning.

Freeths LLP

Nigel Davis

Nigel is a consultant in our Corporate team. He has extensive experience in private and public company M&A and corporate finance transactions, with an emphasis on cross-border, financial services and technology-related matters. After training with Simmons & Simmons, Nigel moved to the firm’s Hong Kong office in the early 2000s, working in the Asian market until 2017. He teaches company law, corporate governance and finance at the University of Bristol and the University of Hong Kong. Expertise: Private and public company M&A Corporate finance transactions (with an emphasis on cross-border, financial services and technology-related transactions) Company law Corporate governance and finance

Acuity Law

Nigel Emmerson

Head of the Housing Group which comprises: PRS/BTR: Grainger, Akelius, Hearthstone Investments, Dorrington, Walworth Investment Properties, Southern Properties, Allsop. Housebuilder: Bellway, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey. Social/Affordable: Places for People, Karbon, Bernicia, Broadacres, Thirteen, Accent, Home Group, Plymouth Community Homes, Byker Community Trust, Rentplus. Retirement: Retirement Bridge.

Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP

Nigel Enticknap

I work on all types and all aspects of commercial disputes, including claims for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty and professional negligence claims, as well as advising on conflict of laws and jurisdiction issues. I help clients resolve a wide range of commercial disputes whether through negotiated settlement, court or arbitration proceedings. I also advise on how to avoid disputes arising in the first place by giving advice on potential liabilities and risks. I have experience of dealing with claims before various forums, including not only the courts, but also arbitral tribunals, the Pensions Ombudsman and the Competition and Markets Authority. Much of my work has an international element and I am familiar with liaising with lawyers in different jurisdictions.

Lewis Silkin

Nigel Forsyth

Nigel advises both employers and employees on all areas of employment law including contract and benefits negotiation, termination of employment, discrimination, whistleblowing, TUPE, disciplinary and grievance issues, team moves, and post-termination restraints, share and partnership disputes, LLPs and private equity/venture capital issues. His practice covers a range of different sectors including financialand professional services, retail, fashion, education, recruitment, sport, property, publishing, health and hospitality. Among his clients are household names and high-profile senior executives who frequently attract coverage in the financial press. Nigel is also an experienced litigator with a strong track record in fighting substantial employment disputes in the courts and tribunals. He is a passionate supporter of mediation and has successfully represented clients in over 40 mediated cases.

Keystone Law

Nigel Gardner

Partner

Freeths LLP

Nigel Gordon

I specialise in capital markets and M&A, with a focus on the natural resources and healthcare sectors. I am primarily a capital markets lawyer, helping entrepreneurial and high-growth companies navigate the complex listing process on LSE’s Main and AIM markets. I pride myself on being able to cut through the complexity and summarise concepts with clear, straightforward explanations of the rules and the commercial impact on my clients. I have been actively involved in the AIM Market since inception in 1995, and have acted as company secretary to a number of listed and AIM companies. I also advise my clients on both public and private M&A transactions. I represent clients across industries ranging from casinos to oil companies, with an emphasis on the natural resources, healthcare, property and financial services sectors. My experience of going down two working gold mines in Africa has given me direct exposure to the mining industry and its day-to-day challenges.

Fladgate LLP

Nigel Gordon

Nigel Gordon is a experienced capital markets and M&A lawyer, helping entrepreneurial and high-growth companies navigate the complex listing process on LSE’s Main and AIM markets and the AQSE market, acting for issuers and for brokers and financial advisers. He prides himself on being able to cut through the complexity and summarise concepts with clear, straightforward explanations of the rules and the commercial impact on his clients. He has been actively involved in the AIM Market since inception in 1995, and has acted as company secretary to a number of listed and AIM companies. He also advises his clients on both public and private M&A transactions. Nigel represents clients across industries ranging from mining to cleantech and healthcare, with an emphasis on the natural resources, healthcare, property and financial services sectors. His experience of going down two working gold mines in Africa has given him an understanding of the mining industry and its day-to-day challenges. Nigel has a Law degree and qualified as a solicitor in 1987. He has been a partner in both the London office of an international firm and another central London firm. He joined Druces in May 2025. His interests include swimming, cycling, playing bridge and supporting Chelsea. Chambers Nigel has been recognised by Chambers as a “Leader in their field” within “Energy & Natural Resources: Mining: International” and he is ranked by Chambers in the Capital Markets: AIM category. Clients have said “Nigel gets the right balance between the black letter law and the commercial practicality”. Experience Advising Pan African Resources on the £107m acquisition of Evander Gold Mines from Harmony Gold Mining, and on the rights issue which raised approximately £50m, which partially funded the acquisition, and on a placing and vendor placing raising an aggregate of approximately £55m. Advising KCR Residential REIT on its admission to AIM, two acquisitions and several fundraisings. Advising Kiwara on its acquisition by First Quantum Minerals for approximately £260m by way of a scheme of arrangement. Advising TSX and NASDAQ listed TransGlobe Energy Corporation on its admission to AIM (with a market capitalisation on admission of approximately £135 million) by way of the AIM Designated Market route. Acting for Pan African Resources on the US$235 million court-approved cancellation of its share premium account Advising Synairgen on several secondary placings. Acting for Mydecine Innovations Group (a pre-revenue biopharmaceutical company listed on the CSE) on its dual listing on Aquis. Advising Xtract Resources on the AIM requirements for the disposal of its Manica Gold project in Mozambique for a consideration of up to US$15 million.

Druces LLP

Nigel Heilpern

Consultant

Davitt Jones Bould

Nigel Hewitson

Partner

Davitt Jones Bould