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Rachel Cooper

Principal Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Rachel Dean

Rachel is a Senior Associate within our core Real Estate team, based in our Manchester office. She provides strategic and commercial advice on a wide range of real estate law issues, growing in specific expertise as a development lawyer. Rachel advises a broad spectrum of national clients, including a number of well-known national housebuilders and developers as well as retail clients across a range of sectors including commercial development, residential development, retail and student living. Rachel has experience in acquisitions and disposals, conditional contracts and asset management work as well as gaining more exposure to larger site assembly and title reporting matters. Rachel prides herself on knowing her client's businesses and building strong relationships with development managers, property teams and the agents that support them.

Shoosmiths LLP

Rachel Di Clemente

Chief Executive Officer

Hudgell Solicitors

Rachel Donald

Mills & Reeve LLP

Rachel Donovan

Rachel is a clinical negligence solicitor, specialising in birth-related cases. She is based in our Liverpool office. Rachel qualified as a solicitor in June 2003 at Goodmans Solicitors where she worked from 1999 to 2009 specialising in claimant clinical negligence. It was there that she found her niche in birth-related cases including CP cases and injury to mum, settling cases with values exceeding £15 million. Further to her time at Goodmans, Rachel moved to John Pickering and Partners to start a department in Liverpool where she also set up HEADWAY Liverpool. After John Pickering, Rachel moved to Simpson Millar where she was made partner and ran the Liverpool office. Rachel then took a career break to raise her children for 2½ years and came back in 2019 to work for SPG Law, where she ran the TVM Litigation case (product liability). Although she thoroughly enjoyed the causational aspect of this case, Rachel missed medical negligence and jumped at the chance to join Weightmans.

Weightmans LLP

Rachel Earnshaw

Rachel is a Partner, Solicitor and Law Society Accredited Representative in childcare proceedings. She has 18 years’ experience of representing parents and children in public law proceedings against a local authority and has been accredited since 2008. She has also practiced in matrimonial law, cohabitation, and private law children.

Fisher Jones Greenwood LLP

Rachel Eldridge

Rachel works in the successful Securitisation Team advising Registered Providers on a range of financial arrangements including bond issues, private placements and revolving credit facilities ranging from £1 million to £500 million. Rachel also acts for a number of Registered Providers in the release and substitution of security, the re-allocation of security, and obtaining uplift in value of ex-LSVT stock. Prior to Devonshires, Rachel worked in the Residential Department of a high street firm in Felixstowe, Suffolk. Prior to Rachel studying Law and becoming a Solicitor, she ran a successful business in the pub and restaurant industry. Rachel graduated from Middlesex University with a BA(Hons) and MA in Criminology, before completing her CPE at Middlesex University and LPC at Anglia Ruskin University. Rachel enjoys gardening, decorating, jigsaw puzzles and cooking in her spare time. She also enjoys travelling.

Devonshires Solicitors LLP

Rachel Fisher

Team Leader Partner, South West & Wales

Stowe Family Law LLP

Rachel Fitzgerald

Rachel specialises in a wide range of property disputes with an emphasis on commercial landlord and tenant disputes and real property disputes. She advises on a broad range of contentious commercial matters, acting for both landlords and tenants in respect of claims for dilapidations, forfeiture and breach of lease covenants. She is also experienced in providing strategic advice to her clients on business tenancy lease renewal matters, the exercise of break clauses, consents to assign or underlet, rent reviews, obtaining vacant possession and tenancy insolvency issues. Rachel has a particular interest in easement and restrictive covenant disputes.

Wedlake Bell LLP

Rachel Fletcher

Managing Partner & Head of Crime & Regulatory

Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

Rachel Flower

Commercial Recoveries Manager

Fieldfisher

Rachel Flynn

Rachel has two distinct areas of experience and expertise. As an employment lawyer, she brings a common-sense perspective to complex problems and is well versed in resolving employment and commercial issues strategically, using negotiation, mediation and litigation. As a qualified workplace mediator with a client base that includes both businesses and their executives, she is experienced in advising on exit strategy negotiations and in tribunal claims. In addition, Rachel has an industry-leading specialism in the horseracing and equine world, acting for a range of businesses and individuals in the sector, including Turf TV and the European Breeders’ Fund, on a wide range of legal issues, often where industry knowledge is required. She is also personally involved in the racing industry as an owner and former amateur jockey. Rachel brings value, commercial insight and a client’s perspective to HR issues having spent a period as a main board director of British horseracing’s administrators, Weatherbys. She also delivers leadership and people skills training to the British Racing School’s trainers’ licensing courses.

Keystone Law

Rachel Francis-Lang

I provide real estate services to corporate occupiers, investors, financiers and developers. I have a particular insight into clients' needs and expectations on service delivery having worked in-house on secondment as legal counsel to a listed projects and construction company. I have particular expertise in advising on headquarter moves and in handling large global real estate portfolios dealing with multiple moves from multiple locations, working in partnership with clients' real estate consultants. I act for a wide variety of corporate occupiers from a range of different sectors and in relation to a wide variety of assets - most notably offices, hotels, retail, leisure, restaurants, telecoms, data centres but also specialist facilities for hospitals, science parks and manufacturing sites. Many of my clients are based outside of the UK and I am used to explaining transactions in a clear and commercial way. I am also able to provide advice in a user friendly way to senior executives so that this can be used for reporting purposes internally I am also a member of CoreNET.

Lewis Silkin

Rachel Freeman

Partner

Burgess Mee

Rachel Fung

Legal Director - Regulatory Police

Weightmans LLP

Rachel Gaffney

Director

Freeths LLP

Rachel Giles

Rachel qualified as a solicitor in 2015, having trained with the firm, and is now an Associate in the Family team. Rachel advises clients in a variety of matters relating to relationships. This regularly includes divorce and dissolution of civil partnerships, financial proceedings and private children matters. Rachel also advises on pre- and post- nuptial agreements, cohabitee matters and domestic violence matters. Rachel has experience in dealing with matters through Court proceedings, and also assists clients in resolving matters through alternative dispute resolution where appropriate, including negotiation and advising clients attending mediation. Rachel is an active member of Resolution and Hampshire YResolution, and approaches matters with a constructive and non-confrontational attitude, to work towards the best outcome for families and children. Rachel is a mediator, having trained in 2022. She works with couples and families to assist with communication following the end of a relationship, covering all of the issues that may result from this. Rachel helps clients from all backgrounds, and in varying stages in their lives. Rachel develops a relationship of trust and confidence to support clients in often challenging situations.

Blake Morgan LLP

Rachel Gimson

Rachel Gimson is a Partner in the Property Litigation team. Rachel has considerable experience of a wide range of property dispute matters, including a variety of commercial and residential lease disputes such as contested lease renewals, break notices, breach of covenant, forfeiture, dilapidations and service charge disputes. Rachel also advises on land issues such as boundaries, restrictive covenants, rights of way and rights of light, acting for both companies and private individuals.

Lester Aldridge LLP

Rachel Harger

Partner, Actions Against Police and State team. Rachel works on a wide range of claims including false imprisonment, assault, malicious prosecution, misfeasance in public office, discrimination, misuse of private information and breaches of the Human Rights Act and Data Protection Act. She regularly represents bereaved families during inquests and other related proceedings where individuals have died whilst in police custody or under the care of mental health services. She has expertise in bringing urgent judicial review challenges on behalf of individuals who are being detained under immigration powers and facing removal from the UK and she often represents vulnerable adults who are victims of torture and trafficking. Rachel also has a particular interest in asserting individuals’ rights to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly under Articles 10 and 11 of the European Convention of Human Rights.

Bindmans LLP

Rachel Harrap

Rachel a consultant in the Employment Team. She qualified as a Solicitor in 1980 and spent 7 years as an Assistant Solicitor with Wilde Sapte and Simmons & Simmons before joining Fox & Gibbons where she was made a Partner in 1989. At Fox & Gibbons, Rachel was head of Employment and Insolvency services. Rachel joined Edwin Coe as a Partner in 1998. Rachel’s clients include international public and private companies, charitable organisations, senior executives and insolvency practitioners. Working in close connection with the firm’s Corporate and Commercial Team, Rachel advises on employee issues arising from mergers and acquisitions and corporate re-organisations. Rachel also works with insolvency practitioners providing advice on dealing with employees of insolvent companies. Rachel represents clients in Employment Tribunals in respect of statutory and breach of contract claims and in the High Court dealing particularly with the enforcement of post-termination and confidentiality obligations. Rachel advises a diverse group of employers, large and small, on restructuring, outsourcing and supports the Corporate Team on mergers, acquisitions and disposals, to acting for both employers and senior executives in all types of Tribunal Claims (particularly whistleblowing claims) to High Court actions, dealing with breaches of fiduciary duties, shareholder disputes, enforcement of restrictive covenants and bonus claims. She also advise on partnership disputes.

Edwin Coe LLP

Rachel Harvey

During this time, Rachel has advised global organisations and SMEs on all aspects of corporate immigration and work force planning. She has assisted organisations in obtaining and maintaining sponsor licences to enable them to recruit employees from outside of the EEA. More recently, Rachel’s focus has been on assisting organisations who employ large numbers of EEA nationals with packages to support their employees through the Brexit process - retaining valuable talent. She also advises on the relocation of non-EEA family members of UK nationals who may be returning to the UK after years working abroad. Rachel regularly conducts immigration audits for businesses and advises on employer’s liability in relation to right-to-work checks and UKVI compliance. She has significant experience in objecting to civil penalties received for employing illegal workers. Rachel also represents high net worth individuals from outside of the EEA who wish to invest money in or start businesses in the UK under the tier 1 entrepreneur and investor routes. Rachel also advises individuals on applications for spouse visas, indefinite leave to remain applications, EEA applications, applications for British citizenship and British passports.

Shoosmiths LLP

Rachel Henson

Solicitor

Wilson Solicitors LLP

Rachel Higgs

Head of commercial disputes team, Norwich. Specialises in complex and high value contract disputes, civil fraud, injunctive work, breach of warranty claims, partnership and shareholder disputes and claimant professional negligence, with a niche specialism in restrictive covenant/breach of confidence cases. Rachel is a qualified mediator and has extensive experience of mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution. Current cases include a £30m claim for professional negligence and a £7m claim for breach of contract.

Mills & Reeve LLP

Rachel Holmes

Rachel provides technical legal support and lectures (both internally and externally) on charity law issues. She has special expertis in social enterprise and the Charities Act 2006. Rachel is co-author of "The Charities Act 2006: A Practitioner's Guide" and regularly writes for Farrer-branded and sector publications.

Farrer & Co