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Savannah Loizides

Trainee Solicitor

Stuart Miller Solicitors

Savvas Fiaca

Savvas has 30 years’ experience in Real Estate, both commercial and residential, including development and land acquisitions. He represents both private clients and property developers acting for sellers, purchasers, landlords and tenants. Savvas is also highly experienced in commercial lease renewals and in residential lease extensions, and prides himself on being seen by our clients as personable and always there for them.

Seddons GSC LLP

Scarlett Wheeler

I am a UK construction lawyer with a bilingual twist having grown up in Paris. I specialise in representing clients in contentious and non-contentious matters. I have advised across a broad range of sectors, including retail, office, healthcare, hospitals, hotels, mixed use developments and high-end grade listed residential, for over a decade. I am familiar with being at the forefront of clients' concerns owing to my industry experience, spent both at client side for an international airport and at supplier side, for a fit-out contractor. This puts me in a unique position to not only understand clients' commercial needs, but to also deliver cost-effective solutions. My expertise spans the entire procurement chain, from inception to completion. I advise clients from developers, funders and landlords, to tenants, contractors, consultants and sub-contractors.

Lewis Silkin

Scott Ashby

Scott Ashby is a Partner and expert in professional liability, regulation and insurance of solicitors and accountants. Scott has a wealth of experience in defending a wide variety of claims and regulatory complaints against lawyers and accountants. He has acted for major national and international firms including a number of Top 200 UK law firms and small and medium sized professional services businesses and sole practitioners. Scott's experience spans defending multi-million-pound claims in the High Court and the Court of Appeal to lower value County Court proceedings as well as complaints to Ombudsman services such as the Legal Ombudsman. He is experienced in all forms of ADR, including mediation. Scott frequently advises on regulatory and compliance matters and has defended professional clients subject to interventions, investigations and formal disciplinary proceedings brought by their regulators including the SRA and the ICAEW. Scott is an expert in professional indemnity insurance and is frequently instructed to advise on policy coverage disputes.

RPC

Scott Atkinson

Partner. Dealing with commercial and residential property, acquisitions, sales, development, commercial leases for both landlord and tenant.

Solomon Taylor & Shaw LLP

Scott Bell

Scott is a Partner and Head of JMW’s Commercial Road Transport Team. Scott specialises in the operation of commercial vehicles subject to operator licensing which includes representation at Public Inquiries & Driver Conduct hearings before a Traffic Commissioner. Operator licence applications arising from mergers & acquisitions or insolvency and finally DVSA, Police and other enforcement body investigations into commercial vehicle operators. Scott acts across the HGV, Coach and Bus sectors with client’s ranging from large multinational corporates to SME transport and logistic providers. Scott further provides proactive consultancy, training and auditing to businesses to ensure that their obligations for road safety are met.

JMW Solicitors LLP

Scott Foster

Partner

Lewis Silkin

Scott Goldstein

Scott is a Partner in the Property Litigation team and Dispute Resolution department. Scott spent the first 15 years of his career in the City. Drawing on this experience, heis able to bring a wide range of technical knowledge and commercial nous to resolve any real estate dispute. His practice spans both commercial and residential property disputes, but he has a particular interest in landlord and tenant litigation, real estate professional negligence, and high end residential property issues. On the commercial side, he has developed an expertise dealing with cases involving the applicability of the criteria for opposing a new business tenancy on the grounds of redevelopment (ground (f)). With residential tenancies, Scott has represented landlords and tenants of long leases in connection with enfranchisement claims, service charge disputes and disputes between tenant directors of freehold companies. He acted for the successful landlord in Court of Appeal case concerning waiver of the right to forfeit a long residential lease. Scott has had numerous articles and comment published in publications including the Estates Gazette, Financial Times, Property Week, Solicitors’ Journal, Lexis Nexis, The Property Law Journal and Prime Resi. Reported Cases BDW Trading Limited v Opticlife Limited [2010] EWHC 1951 (Ch) (Notices to Complete had been incorrectly served, entitling the client purchaser to the return of deposits worth £1.5m) Greenwood Reversions Limited v (1) WEF (2) Mehra [2008] H.L.R. 31 (CA) (consideration of the correct approach to granting relief against forfeiture of a long residential lease Hollis et al v Rolfe et al [2008] EWHC 1747 (Ch) (undue influence in property contracts)

Payne Hicks Beach LLP

Scott Halliday

Senior Associate Solicitor

Irwin Mitchell

Scott Harrison

Scott is an IP director in the firm’s tech and engineering practice groups. He drafts, files and prosecutes patent applications in the UK and Europe. Scott is well versed at managing large patent families, having worked on hundreds of US, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Australian patent applications during his career. In addition, he has filed and managed patent applications in some less common jurisdictions, including for example Vietnam, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. He has considerable experience of crafting offensive and defensive patent strategies for a wide range of clients, from multinationals to SMEs and start-up businesses. High quality patents that Scott has obtained, after mapping their claims onto competitor products, have been used in multimillion pound licensing programs. Scott has obtained patents that have been used by a start-up client to obtain investment of over £1 million. He has also helped a number of UK companies develop patent strategies to obtain significant tax relief on their products through use of the Patent Box, reducing their Corporation Tax burden by around half to approximately 10%. Scott particularly enjoys oral advocacy and regularly appears at the European Patent Office in both examination and opposition proceedings. Scott has successfully defended patents that he has drafted and prosecuted at the European Patent Office and revoked those owned by competitors of clients. His practice encompasses a number of fields in the tech and engineering sectors. On the tech side, he has drafted, prosecuted and advised on patent applications in a wide variety of fields including telecommunications, computer architecture, image processing, computer security, artificial intelligence and blockchain. In engineering, Scott has worked with inventions relating, for example, to aerospace technology, armoured vehicles, composite materials, rocketry, lighting and door and window hardware. Scott travels frequently to the US and regularly attends conferences held by the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) and the Intellectual Property Owners (IPO) Association. He sits on the Corporate IP Management Committee of the IPO Association. Before entering the profession, Scott graduated with a first class degree in physics from Imperial College London. He spent his third year studying and researching nuclear physics and optics at La Universidad de Cantabria in Spain. Scott joined Swindell & Pearson in 2003 and became an IP director in 2011. Outside work, Scott loves travelling to new countries and meeting new people. He also enjoys playing sport and can often be found at Molineux, home to Wolverhampton Wanderers FC, at the weekend.

Swindell & Pearson Ltd

Scott Ingram

Scott is a Criminal Defence Lawyer based in London, specialising in crime, professional misconduct and inquests. Regularly involved in high profile cases. Acknowledged expert in police shooting cases - represented police firearms officers in the Jean Charles de Menezes, Mark Duggan and Azelle Rodney shooting cases - July 2015 sucessfully defended the officer at his trial for murder. Advised the officers in the investigation following the police response to the Westminster and Borough Market terrorist attacks in 2017. Currently representing officer W80 in disciplinary proceedings following the shooting of Jermaine Baker in 2015 and clients in inquests into deaths of Duncan Tomlin in 2014 and Leroy Medford in 2017. Scott lectures on post incident procedures in death or serious injury investigations. He is an expert in police disciplinary proceedings and coroners' inquests and has been involved in the Judical Review proceedings on the controversial issues of anonymity and self-defence.

Slater and Gordon

Scott Keown

Scott has over 20 years’ experience handling high-value, strategically important real estate transactions for institutional and private clientele. He has an established track record advising property funds, developers and lenders on the acquisition, development, leasing and asset management of investment-grade stock in the office, industrial, retail and residential sectors. Scott’s practice is now primarily focussed on investment and asset management mandates in the high-value office sector, where he has vast experience advising landlords, tenants and operators. Scott regularly supports businesses in the professional and financial services sectors on their HQ acquisitions and major office relocation projects. Additionally, Scott has excellent credentials acting for investors, funders and developers in relation to their residential real estate assets.

Keystone Law

Scott Love

I am a Senior Associate in the Commercial and Regulatory Disputes Team. I joined Michelmores as a Trainee and qualified in 2019. My practice encompasses both civil and criminal disputes. On the civil side, I specialise in commercial and corporate disputes. Areas of interest and expertise include breach of contract claims, director and shareholder disputes, injunctions to protect confidential information, insurance coverage claims, defamation, and professional negligence. I advise on all stages of the litigation process, from pre-action initial advice through to trial and enforcement. I also advise clients on alternative dispute resolution procedures, including mediation. Whilst most cases reach a negotiated settlement, I have litigated several reported cases to trial in the High Court (see below). On the criminal side, I advise on corporate crime and regulatory investigations. Recent experience includes advising on corporate manslaughter investigations and health and safety prosecutions. Areas of Expertise Commercial & Regulatory Disputes Insurance Scott Love - Senior Associate - Commercial & Regulatory Disputes | Michelmores

Michelmores LLP

Scott McKittrick

Director

Browne Jacobson LLP

Scott Mounfield

Browne Jacobson LLP

Scott Primmer

Solicitor and Partner

Reeds Solicitors

Scott Rigby

Partner in the International Injury department. Scott is recognised as one of the leading international injury and travel lawyers in the UK, ranked in Chambers & Partners and Legal 500. Hugely experienced, he has recovered over £150m in damages for his clients in the UK and worldwide. He represented the claimant in the landmark case of Wall v Mutuelle de Poitiers Assurances. Scott’s expertise spans a broad range of international serious/catastrophic personal injury cases including adventure, sports and leisure accidents, European and international road traffic accidents and holiday claims and disputes. He is also experienced in international recoveries, subrogation and insurance issues, travel insurance policy disputes. Scott is well-versed in travel and tourism law, consumer travel issues, package travel regulations and international conventions including Montreal and Athens. His private international law expertise includes cases involving the Brussels Regulations and Convention, and Rome I and II Regulations. Experience: Wall v Mutuelle de Poitiers Assurances – Scott’s client sustained a spinal cord injury in France. This Court of Appeal judgment involved application of EU Regulation 864/2007 (Rome II), substantive and procedural law and expert evidence. Zac (A Minor) v The Estate of A (deceased) – The first periodical payment order made under the Damages (Jersey) Law 2019. The client had sustained a traumatic brain injury in Jersey. £8 million pound settlement for a client, a UK national, who sustained a spinal cord injury in Belgium. Multi-million-pound settlement for a client, a Spanish national, who sustained a double amputation as a result of an accident at work. Settlement for a UK resident who sustained a brain injury as a result of suffering carbon monoxide poisoning while staying in a hotel in USA.

Stewarts Law LLP

Scott Sands

Partner & Head of Corporate

Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

Scott Stiegler

Partner

Vinson & Elkins RLLP

Scott Taylor

Scott heads up the firm’s specialist private wealth disputes team. He has particular expertise in cases involving allegations of lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence, want of knowledge and approval, and claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. He also advises charity clients on a wide range of matters and he has advised charities as personal representatives and beneficiaries of contested estates. He works closely with clients to resolve complex disputes in a cost effective and efficient manner. This often includes using alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, such as mediation. He is experienced in dealing with cases in both the High Court and Court of Protection. He lives in Surrey with his partner and enjoys spending time with his daughters as well as most sports, especially football and golf.

Moore Barlow

Seamus Andrew

Seamus is a commercial litigator specialising in international litigation and arbitration, and is the founder and Managing Partner of Velitor Law. The firm is a culmination of his 30 years’ experience of international disputes work, and forms the bedrock for an all-star team, which catalyses a diversity of styles and specialisms. Velitor’s goal is to deliver the highest value knowledge, judgment and advocacy in the resolution of disputes. A leading practitioner, Seamus has disputes experience at all levels of civil tribunal in the UK, the Cayman Islands and the British Virgin Islands. His cases have ranged from the world of hedge funds to the film industry, from shipping to fine art, and from intellectual property to contracts, trusts and torts. He has has spoken widely on the subjects of trust litigation and anti-money laundering laws.

Velitor Law

Sean Adams

Sean has extensive experience of managing recoveries, volume based, predominately associated with mortgage, consumer debt and property portfolios; Sean's experience in such matters extends to 26 years. The following areas form part of Sean’s remit within Shoosmiths: - Debtor tracing and asset search- Pre-legal collections- Litigation and enforcement Debtor tracing & asset search – Utilising cutting edge technology and with a team of experienced operatives this in-house facility naturally compliments the collections’ process. This minimises any potential delay between instruction and actual customer contact resulting in payment being secured at the earliest possible time. For the last 15 years Sean has been extensively involved with the recovery of mortgage shortfall debt - overseeing the collections process, from pre-legal recovery action through to litigation and enforcement. The work relates directly to residential mortgages and insurance (MIG) – and includes both prime & sub prime lending. In addition Sean has significant experience in the recovery of ground rent and service charge arrears for property management companies, landlords and developers. Sean provides a cost efficient, fixed fee recovery service using a bespoke case management system which also provides view access to clients to track the up-to-date position on an individual matter.

Shoosmiths LLP

Sean Adams

Partner

Gowling WLG

Sean Attwood

Sean is a Partner and heads the Court of Protection team in our London and Cambridge offices. He joined Irwin Mitchell in 2008, qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 and has since specialised in Court of Protection matters. As Partner, Sean heads the Cambridge office and jointly heads the London office, supervising a large team of Paralegals, Solicitors, Associates and Senior Associates. Sean specialises in the management of personal injury and clinical negligence compensation. He is a Director of Irwin Mitchell Trustees Limited and the Irwin Mitchell Trust Corporation and is regularly appointed by the Court of Protection to act as a professional Deputy for people who have lost capacity to manage their financial affairs, as well as acting as professional Trustee. The majority of his clients have received multi-million pound settlements and Sean supports them with their everyday financial affairs, from implementing investments to purchasing and adapting property, to supporting their rehabilitation. Sean regularly deals with and advises on a wide variety of Court of Protection applications, from complex property and Trustees Act applications, to dealing with contested transfers of deputyship and statutory wills, as well as Variation of Trust applications within the Chancery Division. He also acts as an expert witness for the court in Court of Protection matters.

Irwin Mitchell