محامون في England

Paul Dutton

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Paul Eccles

Paul is head of the insurance team at Shoosmiths, which sits within the commercial litigation practice. He specialises in all aspects of insurance-based litigation. He has a particular interest in policy cover disputes between insurers/insured, including breach of warranty, misrepresentation/mistake, non-disclosure and fraudulent claims acting for both the insured and insurers. He has a broad depth of experience in most classes of insurance business to include commercial risk, professional indemnity, employers’ and public liability personal injury claims and product liability for some major household brands. Paul regularly advises on subrogated recoveries for insurers and recoveries for corporate clients including fire claims, product liability, and liability for flooding, pollution and contamination issues, as aspects of ULR, RTA and subsidence actions. Paul has some 27 years litigation experience, 16 of which he has spent specialising in insurance and commercial litigation. In acting for both insurers and commercial clients, his background means that he has great depth of knowledge and understanding from all perspectives. His recent cases include: acting for a major utility contractor in a multi-million pound policy cover/estoppel dispute, following failure by the client’s claims managers to notify the correct insurers, some 5 years earlier, following a serious spinal injury case. The claim also includes a claim for professional negligence; acting for a financial services provider in connection with the refusal by their professional indemnity insurers to cover a claim for alleged negligent financial advice following the collapse of the Icelandic banks; acting for a major international film studio in a serious spinal injury case. Paul is the co-author of “Piercing the corporate veil – Managing Business Risk,” published by Kogan Page in 2012.

Shoosmiths LLP

Paul Fairbairn

Partner specialising in advising both domestic and international families on their succession and tax planning using wills, trusts and other structures. He also has extensive experience advising owners, custodians and managers of rural estates on tax, heritage and succession issues.

Cripps

Paul Farmer

Paul Farmer is a Barrister and was a founding partner in Joseph Hage Aaronson & Bremen’s tax litigation team. Paul entered practice in 2002 with a broad background in European law and international tax law after holding senior positions at the European Court of Justice (Chambers of Advocate General Sir Francis Jacob) and European Commission (Head of Direct Taxation). Paul’s practice focuses on contentious matters and he has broad experience of litigation in the UK courts at all levels and in the European Court of Justice, where he has regularly appeared over the years. He is known internationally as a leading expert in the field of European tax law, having co-authored a major textbook on the subject, and works for both UK and foreign clients. Highlights of Paul’s work over the last couple of years include: Three Supreme Court hearings and proceedings in the UK tribunals; Representing an EU multinational in a state aid matter before the Swedish Supreme Administrative Court and in proceedings before the European Commission; Representing an EU multinational in an ECJ reference from the Danish courts concerning an unlawful withholding tax and assisting its Danish lawyers with the ensuing proceedings in the Danish courts; Representing an EU multinational in connection with the ECJ reference in the Lexel case on Swedish tax avoidance rules; and Assisting Swedish lawyers in (Koebler) State liability proceedings in the Swedish administrative courts

Joseph Hage Aaronson & Bremen LLP

Paul Feenan

Paul is a highly experienced corporate lawyer advising businesses of all sizes on the full range of company law matters, from M&A transactions to strategic advice to shareholders and directors. Clients particularly value Paul’s ability to focus on the points that matter, his approachable nature and his appreciation that getting the right deal at the right price applies as much to legal services as it does to buying and selling your business. Paul’s main area of expertise is M&A transactions and he regularly advises clients on strategic acquisitions and disposals, whether for owner managed businesses or larger corporate groups. Paul also has a wealth of experience of group reorganisations and capital restructurings. He has also advised on private equity transactions and investments, as well as day to day advice to directors and shareholders.

Geldards LLP

Paul Fontes

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Paul Gardner

With over 25 years’ experience in the computer games industry, Paul advises on a range of industry-specific commercial and regulatory issues. “I was an early adopter of the Atari 2600 and fell in love with the games industry. As a junior lawyer I spent over a year working on disputes relating to the licensing arrangements concerning the game Tetris, and then another year working as a virtual in-house lawyer at a games publisher, just as the industry was moving from 8 bit to 16 bit games. I’ve worked on commercial and technology transactions relating to the development and commercialisation of games and game services ever since and have been fortunate enough to work with some of the most interesting and creative companies in the industry, ranging from indie studios to global companies. I helped write the original proposal to the UK government which ultimately led to the introduction of Video Game Tax Relief. As the industry has grown in size and complexity, I’ve become increasingly involved with the regulatory issues relating to the industry, such as age ratings, consumer law, and betting and gaming regulations. I’m the author of Practical Commercial Law’s guide to the computer games industry and a member of the Editorial Board of the Interactive Entertainment Law Review. I was one of the original trustees of GamesAid, the charity set up by the UK interactive entertainment industry and am a member of the advisory board of the BGI, a charity established to champion British games culture.”

Wiggin LLP

Paul Glassberg

Paul Glassberg is a partner at Howard Kennedy. He is a commercially focussed specialist in Mergers & Acquisitions (including accelerated and distressed M&A transactions) as well as private equity and corporate real estate deals, joint ventures and general corporate advisory matters. Paul is a contributing editor of the Corporate Real Estate section of LexisPSL precedents. He has clients in a wide range of sectors including real estate, retail, restaurant and tech/fintech sectors.

Howard Kennedy LLP

Paul Graham

Partner, Head of Fieldfisher's Telecoms Practice

Fieldfisher

Paul Graham

Paul Graham brings three decades of expertise in criminal defence work to his role as consultant at the firm, having previously served as managing partner. His extensive practice encompasses the most serious criminal matters, including murder and manslaughter cases, firearms offences, terrorism charges, large-scale drug conspiracies, and grave sexual offences. Paul holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Forensic Medical Sciences from Barts and The London School of Medicine, which enhances his ability to analyse complex medical evidence in criminal cases.

Shaw Graham Kersh

Paul Grant

Paul is a well-rounded practitioner and has a broad litigation experience having advised clients in a wide range of contentious matters. He was called to the Bar of England and Wales in 2017 and subsequently to the Gibraltar Bar in 2019. Paul has experience in contentious trust matters and has appeared as a junior in the Chancery Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Gibraltar and the Court of Appeal on matters relating to the administration of trusts and insolvency. Paul has been involved in commercial disputes touching upon construction, insurance and clinical negligence. He has also advised banks on regulatory matters and has been instructed in relation to inquests and public inquiries. Most recently, he represented Gibfibre Limited in a “first of its kind” competition law claim against Gibtelecom Limited under the (Gibraltar) Competition Act 2020. Paul also has also advised clients in relation to defamation and privacy matters, as well as landlord and tenant disputes.

Signature Litigation LLP

Paul Greatholder

Paul Greatholder is a partner in the property and housing litigation team. He advises businesses, charities and individuals on all aspects of property disputes and their avoidance. Paul’s work covers enforcement of lease terms, recovery of money, real estate property disputes, and he has particular interests in business tenancy law, restrictive covenants and rights of light.

Russell-Cooke LLP

Paul Green

Partner

Gowling WLG

Paul Griffiths

Clarke Willmott LLP

Paul Grundy

Partner.

HCR Law

Paul Gulbenkian

Consultant Solicitor & former Immigration Judge

Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors

Paul Haggett

Partner and former head of Disputes, Environment and Planning department. Practice focused on acting for large corporates and financial institutions. He is a solicitor advocate and qualified mediator. Since January 2018, Paul has been acting as the firm’s General Counsel, COLP, MLRO and DPO.

Burges Salmon LLP

Paul Harbour

Paul is a Partner in the Real Estate and Construction team and deals with a wide range of complex commercial transactions. He has been at Kingsley Napley for over 20 years and built up a good client base over the years. Paul has historically acted for entrepreneurial type clients and is therefore very commercial in his outlook. He will always do his utmost to close a deal as soon as possible and will look to add value where possible. Paul has particular expertise in dealing with: • Commercial and residential development work • Large scales site assembly • Contracts and options conditional upon planning consent/planning promotion agreements and collaboration agreements • Overage agreements • Landlord and tenant work • Investment acquisitions and disposals

Kingsley Napley LLP

Paul Hardman

Partner

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

Paul Hargreaves

Partner - Construction & Engineering

Walker Morris LLP

Paul Harris

Paul is the Senior Partner of the firm, having been there for 30 years. Paul is a past LCCSA president and a respected member of the profession. He is often asked to comment on issues arising in cases that attract media attention and he has also been called as an expert witness to the House Of Lords science and technology committee in order to give evidence on how effective the admissibility of expert evidence is in the criminal justice system. Paul is also one of the solicitor representatives on the Lord Chief justice’s criminal procedure rules Committee. Paul was instructed in the Hillsborough case, independent child abuse and other high profile enquiries. He also has extensive experience in relation to Inquests, including those arising from Grenfell. He has in excess of 25 years’ experience of representing clients charged with all types of criminal offences. Paul is very approachable and is often very effective in bringing matters to a favourable resolution at the pre charge stage

Edward Fail Bradshaw & Waterson

Paul Harrison

Paul Harrison is a Partner at Littler with over 25 years of employment law experience at leading City practices. He has gained a wealth of experience advising UK and multi-national employers on sensitive and business critical employment issues and has significant experience within financial services and the technology, media and telecom (TMT) sectors. Throughout his career he has developed a particular expertise in dealing with complex litigation on discrimination, equal pay, contractual and restrictive covenant disputes in the High Court. He also specialises in board room issues, including the appointment and removal of directors and board room disputes, and in collective rights, with a particular focus on trade union recognition and industrial relations. Paul is also experienced in advising on the employment aspects of domestic and global restructuring and business transactions. Paul regularly provides his insights on employment law, including contributing to textbooks on discrimination and TUPE, publishing numerous articles and attending speaking opportunities.

Littler

Paul Haycock

Paul is head of the Northern regulatory and criminal investigations group. Over nearly 30 years, Paul has acquired a wealth of experience conducting high-profile, sensitive and serious cases. His skill set has been developed over many years dealing with the full range of criminal law matters and the broadest spectrum of clients. Many of his cases have been high profile and reported. Over the last decade, Paul has focused on corporate crime, cartel offences, corruption, regulation and compliance and on related civil matters. Paul has acted for individuals, public figures, companies and other organisations. He is increasingly being sought out to assist in either conducting internal inquiries or to protect the interests of corporate clients who are subject to such inquiries from regulatory or prosecuting authorities. He has a proven track record in avoiding or defending prosecutions by all the leading authorities (including SFO, OFT, FCA, CPS, HMRC and HSE). Commercially aware, Paul increasingly receives instructions in matters where there is a criminal and civil law overlap. Recent highlights include: conducted internal corporate investigation into civil fraud, health and safety and an assessment of a multi-million pound commercial dispute; successfully resisted the first of a series of extradition requests from Dubai; defended in a Trading Standards cross-border advanced fee fraud; defended in an SFO prosecution for fraudulent trading and asset stripping; defended a number of SFO prosecutions for advanced fee and boiler room frauds; instructed in an FCA prosecution for collective investment schemes; instructed in an OFT cartel investigation; defending investigations and prosecutions for bribery and corruption matters; instructed in an HMRC investigation into high-yield investors in the film industry tax scheme; and represented solicitors and accountants on issues relating to disclosure and privilege.

Irwin Mitchell

Paul Henson

Partner Paul heads up our Real Estate Disputes team in London. He acts for a wide range of investors and developers on all contentious issues, with a particular interest in acting for corporate occupiers in the leisure sector. Paul has experience in a wide range of Court of Appeal, High Court and County Court litigation and has also been involved in mediations and arbitrations. Paul also deals with many issues for clients in the First-tier Tribunal. Paul also has considerable expertise dealing with development disputes, vacant possession strategies, rights of light, contractual disputes and other issues arising from the landlord and tenant relationship in both the commercial and residential context. He advises on business lease renewals and terminations, dilapidations, rent reviews, services charge disputes, rent arrears recovery, breaches of covenant, squatters and possession cases and all associated issues relating to landlord and tenant insolvency.In addition, Paul deals with professional negligence and fraud claims arising in the real estate context. His aim is to provide commercially driven solutions through advice, negotiation and utilising the various platforms for dispute resolution when required.

Irwin Mitchell