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Sarah Hickey

Partner

Birketts LLP

Sarah Higgs

Senior Associate

DMH Stallard LLP

Sarah Hogarth

Partner

Hamblin Family Law LLP

Sarah Hope

Principal Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Sarah Hopwood

Sarah is a Partner and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives with over 18 years’ experience in dealing with healthcare matters, which include advising on and defending clinical negligence cases, as well as catastrophic and sensitive personal injury cases, for NHS Resolution and other private insurers. Sarah is the Team Manager for the Birmingham and Cardiff Healthcare teams. Sarah handles a wide variety of clinical claims, ranging from injuries of maximum severity right through to those which are more relatively straightforward. She also has a particular interest in group litigation, being involved in a group action of over 138 claimants for maxillofacial injuries. This also includes supporting the clients on a range of legal and regulatory issues as well as media, reputational management, patient safety and learning, disclosure duties and the duty of candour Sarah’s breadth of knowledge and experience in respect of both clinical negligence and personal injury has proved invaluable to healthcare clients and she is known for her robust approach, whilst also demonstrating an understanding of the sensitivities of dealing with seriously injured claimants.

Weightmans LLP

Sarah Hoskinson

Financial settlements on divorce, dealing with complex asset cases and international family law issues. Also advises on pre and post marital agreements, including those involving multiple jurisdictions and other asset protection issues. Specialist in pensions on divorce.

Burges Salmon LLP

Sarah Houghton

Sarah is a partner in the firm's dispute resolution department, specialising in UK & EU competition law. She is experienced in acting for both claimants and defendants in complex, high-profile cases involving competition law based claims or defences. She advises on both strategic and legal issues associated with litigation, such as choice of forum and reputational issues. Sarah represented Microsoft in its cartel damages claims against Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, Sanyo and LG Chem. Sarah also represented Sainsbury's in its successful claim against MasterCard, the highest damages recovered in a European competition damages claim. Sarah has also been advising two former directors of companies involved in separate investigations by the Competition and Markets in the construction and pharmaceuticals sector, for breach of competition warranties and aspects of individual liability. She assists businesses that find themselves under investigation by Competition Regulators, and those concerned about the way their affairs may have been conducted, e.g. attending dawn raids, advising on defence strategies and assessing potential civil liabilities. Sarah regularly undertakes competition law audits and provides training and compliance materials to businesses. She also advises on the competition law aspects of transactions and commercial agreements, including ways to structure agreements and alter commercial behaviour to minimise competition law risks.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Sarah Hughes

Partner in the family team practicing in all areas of family law, with a focus on complex financial cases with an international element and children disputes, including internal and external relocation cases..

Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP

Sarah Hung

Partner

gunnercooke LLP

Sarah Hutchinson

Sarah is a partner and family mediator. She works on a broad range of complex private family law matters, both contentious and non-contentious. These include resolving complex financial issues further to a marital or relationship breakdown, disputes relating to children, pre and post nuptial agreements and co-habitation disputes. Sarah acts for a wide variety of clients including landowners, entrepreneurs, bankers and other professionals as well as their partners, with an equal balance of men and women. Sarah is rapidly developing an impressive children law practice alongside her broader financial practice. She has extensive knowedge of the law relating to children, as well as the impact on children of relationship breakdown. She was named as a “Young Turk” in the Rising Stars section of the Family Law index 2015 by Spear’s Wealth Management magazine and has written articles for the Resolution Review, Family Law and Farrer & Co’s Family LIFe briefing. She has extensive experience of litigation but is also committed to achieving solutions outside of the court setting where appropriate and possible. Sarah trained as a family mediator with the Family Mediators Association in 2015.

Farrer & Co

Sarah Inchley

Partner

TV Edwards Solicitors LLP

Sarah Infante

Sarah is a trusted advisor to her clients and is experienced in all aspects of family law, including: divorce and separation, cohabitation disputes, financial claims, pre/post-nuptial agreements, Schedule 1 proceedings and private law children matters. She has particular expertise advising on high value financial claims. She regularly works on cases with trusts, corporate structures, inherited wealth and jurisdictional intricacies. Sarah’s extensive experience in private law children matters includes: disputes about childcare arrangements, schooling, the child’s name; internal and external relocations; Court of Protection proceedings; and international surrogacy. Sarah is well versed in ADR and typically seeks this route for her clients in the first instance.

Wedlake Bell LLP

Sarah Irwin

Sarah is a Principal Associate in our litigation team based in our Liverpool office. Sarah specialises in the defence of professional indemnity claims pursued against a diverse range of professionals in both the construction and legal sectors. Sarah is regularly instructed to defend claims against architects, project managers, engineers and surveyors, including high-value multi-party cladding claims. She also defends claims against solicitors and barristers arising from a wealth of underlying subject matters including disputes concerning family law, litigation, criminal proceedings, conveyancing and the administration of estates. Sarah also advises on extensive policy coverage issues such as the terms of property damage insurance policies, professional indemnity policies and non-damage business interruption extensions. She has experience of acting in complex claims before the High Court along with dealing with various means of alternative dispute resolution such as mediation and adjudication.

Weightmans LLP

Sarah Jane Lenihan

Partner specialising in financial remedies and private law children matters. Widely regarded for her expertise in complex cases, Sarah Jane has extensive experience in challenging and emotionally charged matters involving allegations of domestic abuse, parental alienation and safeguarding issues. She is also known for advising individuals with substantial income and assets with complex international elements, and a variety of financial, business and trust structures.

Dawson Cornwell LLP

Sarah Jane Varley

In 2022 Sarah-Jane joined Richard Nelson LLP as a Senior Legal Adviser in the Professional Disciplinary Team; defending professionals in fitness to practise investigations. Sarah-Jane was called to the Bar in 2001 and practised in Criminal and Immigration Law as a Barrister in London Chambers for three years before moving to Chambers in Leicester in 2005. er past practice at the Bar has given her the skills to manage complex and challenging cases, to work effectively with clients and given her a wealth of experience in drafting persuasive and robust legal argument.

Richard Nelson LLP

Sarah Jelly

Consultant, Solicitor

Family Law Partners

Sarah Jenkins

Sarah has been practising pensions law since 2007 and has extensive experience on a wide range of pension scheme issues. She regularly drafts pension scheme documentation and provides advice to trustees and employers on complex scheme issues, such as equalisation and the interpretation of pension scheme provisions. She also has a number of years’ experience as a professional pension scheme trustee, and is able to apply the lessons she has learnt from this role to much of her advisory work. Sarah is an approachable and conscientious lawyer who puts the needs of her clients at the heart of the advice she provides. Her logical and organised approach to pensions law enables her to guide pension schemes effectively through sometimes complex pensions projects. Recent work undertaken by Sarah includes: negotiation and agreement of a benefit specification and buy-in contract on behalf of a professional trustee, including advice on the terms of and risks associated with the contract, and on the treatment of overpayments and underpayments resulting from data cleansing work; advice on adjustments to a scheme's forfeiture provisions to reflect recent case law, including consideration of the impact of the adjustments on existing forfeiture cases; advice to a trustee board on two separate scheme mergers - one being an internal transfer between two segregated sections of the scheme, and the other involving the transfer in of a scheme into a newly created section, including follow up advice on data and benefit issues identified within the transferring scheme; advising the trustees of a scheme in relation to the implications of a complex corporate restructuring proposal on the Scheme (including master trust and employer-related investment issues; employer covenant and employer debt implications; and the impact of the proposal on a PPF guarantee); drafting and negotiating a Type A PPF guarantee to remove a non-exclusive jurisdiction clause which had created some post-Brexit enforceability concerns; detailed advice on GMP equalisation and conversion, including the amendment of the scheme to allow for conversion for pensioner and deferred members and consideration of associated tax concerns, as well as the rectification of historic benefit payments; advising the trustees of a scheme about a proposal to close a scheme to the future accrual of benefits, including the consideration of complex amendments required to the rules of the scheme as a result of the closure; drafting a consolidation and update of a pension scheme’s definitive trust deed and rules for a scheme, including negotiation with employer advisers; providing pension scheme secretarial services to a number of trustee boards, including assistance with maintenance and updating of scheme records, the production and maintenance of scheme governance documents, and preparing trustee meeting packs and minutes.

Mills & Reeve LLP

Sarah Jones

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Sarah Jordan

Sarah is a trusted legal adviser to the rural sector, my client base is focused on acting for families of landed estates, farms, landowners, equestrian businesses and lifestyle clients looking to set up home and connections in the country from a city base. She head up the Rural Services team at Moore Barlow and we are able to provide a full legal service to the rural sector, often by me helping project manage the legal needs of a client and bringing in our wider rural sector team members where appropriate. This includes working very closely with other rural professional advisers for our clients including their accountant, agent and banker. She is also a rural property lawyer by background and run the Rural Property team. We specialise in land, farm and country transactions, as well as rural asset management for Landed Estates and secured agricultural lending work. We cover landlord and tenant matters, business leases and are experienced at advising on agricultural tenancies: AHA and FBT.

Moore Barlow

Sarah Keeble

Sarah is a Partner in our Employment department and has more than 25 years' experience advising on the full spectrum of contentious and non-contentious employment law, from large scale strategic reorganisation programmes to discrimination issues and executive disputes. She has considerable advocacy experience and particular expertise in all areas of Employment Tribunal and High Court Litigation. Sarah has successfully litigated a number of landmark cases, including RDF v Clements, a landmark restrictive covenant dispute and Reinhard v Ondra and The Royal Bank of Scotland v Grant Hogben, an unfair dismissal and age discrimination dispute. Her clients are drawn from all areas of business, with a particularly strong following in the finance and media sectors. She works for a range of corporate clients from well-known global brands and internationally listed organisations to mid-size domestic organisations. Sarah also spends a small proportion of her time advising senior executives on a range of issues from high profile disputes to negotiating contracts of employment or severance terms. Sarah speaks regularly on employment law at seminars and conferences.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Sarah Kenshall

Sarah is a partner in the commercial, IP and IT team, based in the London office. She has a particular focus on technology law combined with an expert knowledge of intellectual property and the full range of legislation surrounding data, networks and systems. Additionally, she has an in-depth understanding of the financial regulatory framework within which fintechs operate. Acting for both tech sector clients, from SMEs to multinationals, and clients procuring technology, Sarah works with public sector and quasi-governmental bodies on critical policy and regulatory projects, particularly linked to the establishment of technology infrastructures to support AI and machine learning. She has recently been engaged to advise on a number of data infrastructure projects establishing governance structures for sharing data, whether commercialising data through marketplaces, sharing data through hubs or ‘pooling’ data for analytics.

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

Sarah Kidd

Associate Solicitor (Personal Injury Manager)

Hudgell Solicitors

Sarah King

Excello Law

Sarah Knight

Sarah Jane Knight is a Solicitor Advocate who leads on healthcare regulatory law in the Birmingham office and has a wealth of experience representing NHS Trusts and private (including not for profit) providers. Sarah has conducted hundreds of inquests for NHS Trusts (including mental health trusts), individuals and care providers. Her experience includes complex medical inquests, restraint cases, prison inquests, representation of the ambulance and 111 services and has experience as an advocate in military inquests. Sarah represented a not for profit organisation in the first prosecution of its type brought by CQC and advises on enforcement action brought by CQC (and other regulators) including representations against warning notices, notices of proposal as well as appeals to the First Tier Tribunal. Sarah has an in-depth knowledge of the particular challenges experienced by care providers including residential and domiciliary care settings and she also has considerable experience in Court of Protection proceedings including serious medical treatment cases and best interests decision making around residency. Sarah has also worked in house as an advocate for a professional regulator and has undertaken both prosecution and defence work in the professional regulatory sector.

Weightmans LLP