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Oliver Carlyon
Partner
Fieldfisher
Oliver Carter
Associate Solicitor
Irwin Mitchell
Oliver Collett
Oliver is a Partner in the Leeds Asbestos Related Disease team. He has over 15 years’ experience in working with asbestos related disease and occupational illness claims and has a particular interest in Mesothelioma, Asbestos Related Lung Cancer and Silicosis cases. He is also APIL accredited as a Senior Litigator and asbestos and occupational disease specialist. Oliver was a leading member of the team in submitting its bid for the 2020 Yorkshire Legal Awards Litigation and Dispute Resolution award, for which the team have been successfully shortlisted as Finalists. He is particularly noted for his compassion and client care skills representing clients with terminal illnesses. He is an active fundraiser for charities supporting cancer patients, such as Mesothelioma UK, Maggies Leeds, Cancer Support Yorkshire and various hospices throughout the area. Oliver also has provided support to Mesothelioma Support Yorkshire (MESSY), a patient support group run, since its inception over 10 years ago. He has a reputation for his thoroughness in litigation and consistently recovers well in excess of £1m in client damages each year, including vital funds to cover private treatment costs for mesothelioma clients, with circa £1.8m recovered this year with the highest settlement of £350,000 for a mesothelioma case.
Irwin Mitchell
Oliver Court
Oliver advises individuals, families and trustees based in the UK and abroad on UK tax, estate planning and asset structuring. His clients range from UK families and executives to European and US entrepreneurs and their structures. Oliver specialises in advising on UK/US situations and spent time on secondment with the trusts and estates group of a leading New York law firm. He also works with families to establish and reorganise international family office and asset-holding structures and put in place family constitutions. Oliver is a member of the firm’s trust and probate litigation group and has worked on large-scale trust litigation both in England and overseas.
Macfarlanes LLP
Oliver Crichton
Partner
Birketts LLP
Oliver Duke
Partner
Walker Morris LLP
Oliver Embley
Oliver specialises in tax planning for high net worth UK domiciled and resident individuals with particular expertise in planning with residential property. He advises on Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains Tax, preparing Wills and administering high value and complex estates. Oliver’s practice also covers contentious trusts and probate work including bringing and defending claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (”the ’75 Act”), mental capacity claims, and claims for and against trustees. Oliver is listed in the Citywealth Future Leaders List and was named Citywealth’s Lawyer of the Year, Senior/Managing Associate in 2020. In 2021 Oliver was named a ‘next generation Partner’ by the Legal 500 and he won Partner of the Year at the Citywealth Future Leaders Awards (Silver).
Wedlake Bell LLP
Oliver Fairhurst
I advise on contentious and non-contentious issues relating primarily to intellectual property, advertising, EU and UK competition law, disputes relating to AI, and reputation management, including defamation and privacy. My clients are from a wide range of industry sectors with a particular focus on fashion, technology, advertising & marketing and media & entertainment. I have assisted clients in a number of reported cases, including before the High Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and EU courts. Oliver is part of the IPKat team as a GuestKat - see his posts here.
Lewis Silkin
Oliver Felton
Oli is a Partner in the Dispute Resolution department. With around 15 years of experience in advising on complex, multi-jurisdictional, and high value disputes, Oli often focuses on civil fraud, investigations, and asset tracing. He is accustomed to applying for and obtaining injunctive relief in order to secure assets for his clients' claims. A significant amount of Oli's work involves disputes conducted either fully or in part outside the UK, including in the Middle East, Asia, Eastern Europe, USA, and common-law offshore financial centres. Oli's particular strengths lie in finding solutions to difficult factual and technical scenarios. He uses his deep knowledge and expertise of English-law procedure to help his clients gain the tactical advantage in litigation; and has particular expertise in cases involving jurisdictional issues including overlapping arbitrations, and cross-border enforcement. He is quoted in the Legal 500 as "an outstanding solicitor. He is diligent, proactive and resourceful, and his commitment to excellence is unflinching, even in the most complex matters. He consistently seeks to go ‘the extra mile’ for his clients, offering them an unmatchable level of client care". His practice covers a broad range of litigation, including breach of contract/covenants, misrepresentation/deceit claims, shareholder and partnership disputes, misappropriation of funds, investment and invoicing scams, trust disputes, breach of fiduciary duty claims, data theft, derivative claims, and third-party litigation financing and costs orders. Oli also has experience of appeals, including in the Privy Council. Whilst Oli's practice is non-sector specific, Oli has a particular interest, and experience, in both the traditional and renewable energy sectors, as well as in helping companies to build and develop their businesses. Oli has also acted for a variety of clients in the digital space, including a leading cryptocurrency trading firm, an NFT studio, and a cryptocurrency-led marketing agency. Oli's clients also include high net-worth/high-profile individuals; global institutions; engineering and energy companies; and publicly listed companies. He has achieved landmark decisions in three separate areas of law and acted on a number of the largest claims brought before the English Commercial Court at their time. Oli is the Founder and Chair of the firm's Disability Equity Committee and is heavily involved in the firm's recruitment of Trainee Solicitors.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Oliver Fitzpatrick
Oliver Fitzpatrick is a Partner in the Restructuring & Insolvency team at Lester Aldridge. Oliver is a recognised specialist in insolvency law, handling both corporate and personal insolvency matters. He primarily works with insolvency practitioners but also represents directors, creditors, lenders, stakeholders, and private individuals. Oliver’s unique offering stems from his ability to manage both contentious and non-contentious insolvency cases. His expertise includes technical court applications, complex antecedent transactions, obtaining injunctive relief, asset realisation, and advising on officeholder appointments. He is known for providing sound, pragmatic advice in a timely and cost-effective manner.
Lester Aldridge LLP
Oliver Green
Senior Associate
Meysan Partners
Oliver Hallam
Oliver is a full-time, accredited mediator (CMC registered and internationally accredited) specialising in civil and commercial disputes. He works nationwide and internationally and is particularly known for his expertise in private wealth, trust and probate, family business, and sport-related disputes. With over a decade of experience as a mediator, Oliver is valued for his tenacity, empathy and ability to cut through complexity to help parties reach practical, workable solutions. His psychotherapeutic approach, combined with a robust legal background, enables him to guide parties through highly sensitive, often emotionally charged conflicts. Oliver mediates a wide range of matters including succession and inheritance disputes, trusts and estates, company and partnership disagreements, property disputes, contractual and commercial matters, professional negligence claims, and elder law issues. He is particularly experienced in complex, high-value disputes involving UHNW and HNW clients and in multi-party disputes where he advocates the use of co-mediation.
CEDR
Oliver Harland
Oliver specialises in litigation, as well as advisory and contentious regulatory matters, for the sports sector. Oliver’s recent experience includes acting for (i) The FA on the transfer of its ownership of the top two tier’s of women’s professional football in England to a new independent company (Women’s Professional Leagues Limited), (ii) Premiership Rugby (PRL) on the implementation of an independent Financial Monitoring Panel and associated regulations to monitor clubs’ financial stability, (iii) the Premier League to investigate the moves of young players between club academies, and (iv) an international rugby federation for various on-field disciplinary matters. Other career highlights have included acting for the international governing bodies of tennis in relation to an independent review of integrity in tennis, The FA in relation to an independent review of alleged non-recent child sexual abuse in football and concurrent civil claims, and Sussex County Cricket Club in successfully reducing a sanction imposed by the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) following an allegation of ball-tampering. Oliver has experience of working in-house, having been on secondment at the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) as a Regulatory Legal Adviser, where he was responsible for preparing and presenting the BHA’s case in respect of alleged breaches of the Rules of Racing. Oliver has advised the BHA on a major re-write of the Rules of Racing and he continues to advise the BHA on significant disciplinary proceedings before the BHA’s independent judicial panel. Oliver takes a particular interest in issues related to sporting integrity and has written for LawInSport on the subject of how sports governing bodies and event organisers should regulate against competition manipulation. He also sits as an ‘arbitrator’ for the Sports Arbitration Moot, an annual sports law focussed mooting competition for law school students (organised in partnership with FIFA and various other stakeholders in sport).
Northridge Law LLP
Oliver Hunt
Oliver is a Partner in the Charity and Social Enterprise team at Bates Wells, and advises charities, social enterprises and impact driven businesses on a wide range of legal issues, including establishment, governance and financing. Oliver particularly enjoys helping clients to structure new projects and bringing together commercial and non-profit enterprises, whether that be corporation foundations, new trading ventures, impact investment, or community finance projects.
Bates Wells
Oliver Jackson
Oliver Jackson heads up a five-strong Insolvency and Restructuring team in Sheffield. Oliver has over 15 years of experience advising on a broad range of Insolvency and Restructuring matters. Oliver’s clients include insolvency practitioners, creditors, company directors and individuals from a variety of sectors. Oliver’s recent work includes advising on a number of pre-pack administrations, corporate restructurings, liquidations and the sale of company assets by insolvency practitioners. Oliver advises on a wide range of contentious and non-contentious insolvency matters including antecedent transaction claims by insolvency practitioners, ROT and set-off matters, director’s duties and landlord and tenant insolvency issues.
Freeths LLP
Oliver Kelly
Partner
Michelmores LLP
Oliver Kelly
Partner
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Oliver Kingsbury
Partner
Elkington + Fife LLP
Oliver Lock
Oliver is an experienced reputation management, media and information lawyer. He advises high-profile individuals, family offices, charities, businesses and executives on all issues relating to privacy, defamation, confidentiality, harassment, stalking, contentious IP and data protection matters. He is the “go-to” expert for those in the entertainment industry seeking to safeguard their privacy and reputation and also has particular expertise advising those in the luxury brands sector on how to manage and respond to sensitive issues where there is a reputational risk. While Oliver has a great deal of experience navigating traditional battles with the print media, much of his work now involves social media and managing online harms, including right to be forgotten cases and injunctions. He offers wide-ranging, pragmatic and commercial advice across all the risks that can threaten a client's reputation as well as helping to put in place preventative steps before any potential crisis emerges. Oliver works closely with other departments in the firm, including Property, Employment, Private Client and Family, assisting in the drafting of non-disclosure agreements and advising on governance, disciplinary and integrity issues. Oliver has extensive experience advising those in the film, television and theatre industry who are the subject of unwanted attention, whether from the mainstream media, online attacks, paparazzi or obsessed individuals. Much of Oliver’s work involves a digital element, whether responding to data breaches or advising clients on ‘right to be forgotten’ applications to online platforms. Oliver adopts a holistic approach and, where necessary, works with external experts (whether cyber monitoring, digital forensics or communications professionals) to ensure his clients’ long-term interests are secured. Oliver has also carved out a niche advising clients on the topic of deepfakes and generative AI. He has written extensively on the topic of deepfakes in the entertainment industry for a range of industry and national publications and has been named as an "Associate to Watch" in Chambers’ High Net Worth Guide 2024. Clients appreciate Oliver's clear and assertive communication style, as well as his reassuring, friendly and proactive approach to what is often a sensitive and stressful time for the client.
Farrer & Co
Oliver Mather
Oliver is a Solicitor at Lloyds PR Solicitors.
Lloyds PR Solicitors
Oliver McEntee
Oliver has spent his career both in international firms in London, Singapore and Tokyo, and, since 2019, at the self-employed bar of England & Wales. His core areas of practice are in the area of international arbitration, general commercial litigation, construction and engineering, fraud, insolvency, post-M&A and joint venture matters. A fluent Japanese speaker, he is engaged as a consultant to the firm’s international arbitration practice in the Asia-Pacific region. International Arbitration Oliver has extensive experience of arbitration both in self-employed practice and from his time spent at the Employed Bar in leading US firms in London, Singapore and Tokyo. He has acted in commercial arbitrations under the SIAC, ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL and JCAA institutional rules as well as ad hoc arbitrations in a wide range of fields including construction, mining, oil and gas, automotive and real estate investment sectors. Representative matters include: Acting for a Japanese railway contractor in a £10 million SIAC dispute with a subcontractor in relation to a railroad project in South-East Asia Representing a Middle Eastern hotel owner in a £20 million SIAC dispute with the hotel operator under a hotel management agreement in a 7-day hearing in Dubai Advising a Japanese contractor in relation to a prolongation claim relating to a power station complex As sole counsel, successfully opposing an application for a stay under section 9 of the Arbitration Act 1996 in proceedings for the enforcement of a £2.2 million adjudication award (Metropolitan Borough Council of Sefton v Allenbuild Ltd [2022] EWHC 1443 (TCC)) Obtaining a substantial settlement in an UNCITRAL arbitration of an unfair prejudice dispute Acting (with Paul Chaisty KC) in an LCIA arbitration regarding allegations of breach of fiduciary duty in connection with a member’s departure from an LLP Obtaining a settlement in an ICC dispute between a Chinese supplier and a US oil major in connection with a project in North Africa Obtaining (with Kelly Pennifer) an injunction pursuant to section 44(3) of the 1996 Act restraining the respondents to an unfair prejudice petition from operating a compulsory share transfer mechanism pending the constitution of the tribunal Acting for an asphalt contractor in conjoined disputes involving allegations of defective work Acting for a UK petroleum major in an ad hoc arbitration relating to the misallocation of gas under a pipeline access agreement Acting for a European contractor in an UNCITRAL arbitration over delays and disruption in the construction of a petrochemical plant in India Acting in the successful defence of an ICC arbitration claim for deceit and breach of warranty arising out of the sale of a GBP 300 million business Acting for a Fortune 100 company in a SIAC claim for breach of fiduciary duty against its regional CEO (securing a favourable settlement of claims for forfeiture of remuneration and an account of profits on the eve of trial) Acting for a Japanese automotive company in the successful defence of a claim for lost profits on the termination of an automotive distributorship in Thailand Successfully defending an ICC claim regarding the termination of a joint venture for the development of a marine engineering product Acting for a Japanese automotive marque in an ICC arbitration seeking the dissolution of its equity joint venture with a European automotive giant Acting for a Korean contractor in claims against a subcontractor arising out of a significant cost overrun on the construction of an iron ore mine in Australia Acting for a Korean contractor in a final account dispute regarding the construction of a railyard at a mining project in Australia Advising a US contractor regarding prospective arbitration proceedings in relation to a defective overland conveyor system at a coal mine in SE Asia Oliver also has experience of investor-state arbitration, including: Advising a Japanese investor on expropriation and FET claims against an Asian state under a bilateral investment treaty A dispute involving a North Asian government in connection with the compulsory acquisition of residential property at an alleged undervalue Commercial Litigation Oliver is experienced in a broad range of commercial dispute resolution matters. His practice is particularly focused on inter-shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice petitions. Recent instructions include: Acting (with Lesley Anderson KC) in a post-M&A dispute relating to the sale of a diecasting business Acting (with Mark Harper KC) for defendants in a £13 million conspiracy claim brought by a major lender involving alleged abuse of overdraft facilities Obtaining a favourable settlement in a claim for breach of fiduciary duty involving a director’s post-termination usurpation of a company’s main supply contract Obtaining a substantial settlement in an UNCITRAL arbitration of an unfair prejudice dispute Acting for the defendant in a claim relating to the alleged diversion of business from his employer (Circuit Commercial Court) Defending a claim for conspiracy and inducing breach of fiduciary duty resulting from the alleged diversion of opportunities and know-how following the failed acquisition of a cloud services platform Acting (with Eleanor Temple KC) in a dispute between co-guarantors involving allegations of fraud and breach of contract Obtaining a substantial settlement in a fraud claim relating to cryptocurrency investments Advising on liability and limitation issues in a claim to claw back overpayments under a statutory pension scheme Acting for the owner of a port facility affected by storm damage in a coverage dispute with its insurers Advising the vendor of a solicitor’s business in relation to a breach of warranty claim relating to the value of the firm’s WIP Construction, Information Technology and Procurement Oliver acts in all areas of construction, engineering and IT law, including Technology and Construction Court litigation, arbitration, adjudications and adjudication enforcement proceedings. Oliver has acted in a range of construction disputes of high value and technical complexity, with a particular focus on the mining, oil and gas and rail power sectors. Highlights include: Enforcing a £2.2 million adjudication award and defeating an application for a stay under s. 9 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (reported as Metropolitan Borough Council of Sefton v Allenbuild Ltd [2022] EWHC 1443 (TCC)) Acting for a Japanese railway contractor in a £10 million SIAC dispute with a subcontractor in relation to a railroad project in South-East Asia Advising a foreign government regarding professional negligence claims against project managers and engineers involved in a project for the construction of a new ferry terminal Proceedings in the TCC relating to the rejection of a bespoke food processing plant due to alleged design and workmanship defects Advising a public body in relation to the ability of a contractor to claim in excess of a cost capping mechanism as a result of an allegedly unagreed design change on a dockside regeneration project Acting for a Korean contractor in claims against a subcontractor arising out of a GBP 600 million cost overrun on the construction of an iron ore mine in Australia; Acting for a Korean contractor in a GBP 150 million final account dispute regarding the construction of a railyard forming part of an automated iron ore mine; Acting for a US oil major in a TCC dispute regarding the defective design and construction of an offshore platform; Advising a Japanese contractor regarding the scope of a settlement agreement in connection with the supply of defective tanks to an LNG facility; Acting for a Japanese contractor in a mediation over delays to the construction of a power station in Abu Dhabi; Advising a Canadian employer in relation to delays to a solar power project; and Advising a Japanese architect in connection with the drafting of a contract relating to a nuclear project in North Wales. Information technology Advising on and acting for the operators of a currency transfer platform in unjust enrichment proceedings against users alleged to have dishonestly used bots to exploit a software bug Advising and acting for the licensees of an artificial intelligence productivity suite in a claim for software defects/lack of fitness for purpose Advising in relation to the allegedly defective design and development of a social media and e-commerce platform Securing the termination of a telecoms services contract on the basis that a clickwrap contract had not incorporated an auto-renewal clause Advising on the scope of user licence rights in relation to a bespoke database Insolvency Oliver practices in all areas of insolvency law, including: Preference and transaction at an undervalue claims by office holders Administration applications Applications to set aside statutory demands Directors’ disqualification/permission proceedings Contested winding-up petitions Injunctions restraining the presentation of winding up petitions Reported cases: Re Tre Ciccio [2022] Bus LR 165 Oliver also has experience of insolvency practitioner regulation matters. Representative instructions include: Successfully obtaining the restoration of a lapsed IP licence despite the absence of prescribed evidence Advising an IP as to whether to accept a consent order in respect of allegations of impropriety in the conduct of a bankruptcy Professional Negligence Oliver acts in professional negligence disputes, primarily involving lawyers, insurance and construction professionals. His experience involving lawyers’ negligence includes: Acting for a class of Hong Kong and China-based investors in a failed off-plan property development in proceedings against their conveyancing solicitors Acting for a public figure in a claim arising out of criminal proceedings where the client received a custodial sentence Obtaining a favourable settlement for the defendant lay client in proceedings involving allegations of negligent advice in the conduct of property litigation by the claimant solicitors Advising and acting for a claimant in a claim involving allegations of negligent advice in the course of insurance litigation Advising in relation to the negligent prosecution of personal injury proceedings Recent construction-related professional negligence instructions include: Acting for the successful claimant architects in a 3-day trial involving allegations of defective design in connection with a luxury car showroom (Birmingham TCC) Ongoing proceedings relating to the negligent design and construction of waterproofing works Property Oliver’s property practice is focused on commercial landlord and tenant, land-related torts and right-of-way disputes. Representative instructions include advice and representation in the following matters: Advising a local authority in relation to a ransom strip dispute relating to a major redevelopment project Advising a local authority in relation to a dispute with a utilities provider relating to a landslip Advising a local authority as to its entitlement to terminate an agreement for lease in relation to a substantial renovation project Obtaining a favourable settlement in a dispute between a mortgagor and mortgage as to the validity of the appointment of LPA receivers Banking & Finance Oliver has experience of banking and financial services matters, both contentious and non-contentious, including: Advising on whether certain property investment transactions constitute collective investment schemes Advising a financial services professional on the scope of a s. 56 FSMA prohibition order Advising upon, and acting for lenders in proceedings to enforce, security given by corporate and residential borrowers Enforcing, and advising upon, performance bonds and guarantees; Advising on the drafting and effect of finance documents (including ISDA swaps and derivatives agreements) Advising an offshore bank in relation to claims arising out of a cheque fraud International In addition to his extensive experience in international arbitration (see above), he advises on governing law and jurisdictional issues as well as matters of strategy where proceedings are being pursued in multiple jurisdictions. Recent instructions include: Providing an expert opinion (in French) on the enforceability of an English law guarantee for the purposes of enforcement proceedings before the French courts Advising in a cross-border agency dispute involving issues of German restraint of trade law (drafted letter of instruction seeking confirmation of understanding of §84 and 90a of the Handelsgesetzbuch) Advising a property developer in a cross-border dispute arising out of the failure of a Hong Kong investor to complete the purchase of multiple flats in a new development Advising on a cross-border claim for contribution in a product liability dispute Advising on jurisdiction, governing law and enforcement in relation to a cross-border recruitment matter Having lived and worked in Tokyo for five years, he has particular experience of working with Japanese clients. He speaks and writes fluent Japanese and is happy to accept instructions in the language.
CANDEY
Oliver Millichap
Oliver has experience of advising clients across a variety of sectors, focusing particularly on technology, media, entertainment and sport. He often advises clients on a broad range of areas covering IP, GDPR, commercial and regulatory issues. This includes commercial and technology contracts, such as distribution, licensing, supply, sponsorship, outsourcing and SaaS agreements. Oliver has a particular interest in advising sports organisations, athletes and intermediaries on a variety of issues, including in relation to financial fair play, international football transfers and sponsorship arrangements. He also assists with the Mishcon Sports Law Academy. In addition, Oliver has also advised a number of early-stage tech companies as part of the Firm's M:Tech programme on commercial, data and privacy arrangements. Oliver has previously worked at the in-house commercial legal department for Warner Bros, advising the business on a range of commercial and technology matters. Through Mishcon de Reya's membership of Sport Resolutions Pro Bono Service, Oliver assists individuals without charge before Sport Resolutions panels and other NGB tribunals.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Oliver Moir
Partner; Oly is a member of our infrastructure, energy and natural resources practice and our real estate practice. He has wide-ranging experience in the acquisition, disposal and development of all real assets. He has a particular focus on the energy and infrastructure sectors, including large-scale projects, M&A and commercial matters across the value chain. He is a member of the firm’s steering committees for the energy and infrastructure and the commercial contracts streams.
Slaughter and May
Oliver Morris
Specialises in real estate investment and asset management with the retail, office and industrial sectors. Oliver acts for a range of individuals and businesses involved in real estate investment and development from institutions such as M&G Real Estate to individual private investors and corporate occupiers. Recent work includes: managing the legal asset management work on a 170 unit shopping centre for M&G Real Estate; representing a major charity on the sale of an industrial warehouse for approx. £25m; advising a private investor on a series of acquisitions including a supermarket, hotel and car park; advising government departments (eg Home Office and Crown Prosecution Service) on relocations, acquisitions and disposals across their occupied estates; acting for a Far Eastern bank and a US law firm on the relocation of their respective London headquarters.
Cripps