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Shabnam Ali-Khan
Shabnam is a partner in the enfranchisement team. She specialises in lease extension and enfranchisement matters, primarily under the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 working with a variety of clients ranging from high net worth individuals and companies to individual leaseholders and investor landlords. Shabnam has carved out a niche in right of first refusal matters pursuant to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987. Shabnam advises on a wide range of other landlord and tenant matters including advising residents' freehold and management companies on various issues including block management, service charges and consultation requirements and rights for major works as well the Right to Manage. She is also a qualified mediator.
Russell-Cooke LLP
Shabnam Parwez
Solicitor - Family
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Shah Qureshi
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Shahailya Stephenson
Solicitor
Wilson Solicitors LLP
Shaheen Akhtar
Shaheen qualified as a Solicitor in 2007 and became an Associate in 2015. He is originally from the North East, joining Weightmans in May 2007. His work predominantly covers high value personal injury claims from most areas of the public sector and some from the private sector as well. Shaheen has a particular expertise in relation to: Novel highways claims including subsidence and property damage claims All aspects of housing disrepair claims Assault claims involving service users with special needs in the education and care settings Bullying at school Stress at work Potential fraud Failure to educate Shaheen also regularly provides training to clients in respect of pre and post issue processes as well as liability and quantum. He has been involved in delivering seminars and training to clients in Wales and the Midlands over the years.
Weightmans LLP
Shaheen Mosquera
Partner
Fieldfisher
Shahzad Saeed
Director & Solicitor
Farani Taylor Solicitors
Shai Wade
Shai Wade is a Partner and Head of International Arbitration at RPC. Shai serves as counsel and arbitrator in international arbitrations arising under rules of the major arbitral institutions, including the ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, ICSID and others. He is the co-author of the leading textbook on LCIA arbitration. Shai has particularly strong expertise in cases arising from the upstream oil and gas and energy sectors as well as in joint-venture, shareholder and partnership disputes and cases involving IT, telecoms, construction, infrastructure, mining and international sale of goods disputes. Shai has represented clients from every continent around the world in disputes concerning a variety of national laws. He is an expert in international investment law regularly advising clients on their rights under international treaties.
RPC
Shaima Jillood
Shaima is amongst the leading UK lawyers acting for Middle Eastern and International Ultra High Net Worth individuals, families and companies. She is experienced in all aspects of residential property including acquisitions, disposals and financing of UK real estate. She also acts for many domestic and international Private and Islamic banks. She works closely with our private client & tax team when advising clients on tax efficient ownership structures in respect of all their UK investments. Shaima’s commercial acumen, hands-on approach and fluency in Arabic enables her to assume the role of trusted advisor to many families in the region. Over the past 20 years, she has successfully built a solid reputation in the London Real Estate market and the Middle East region as the go-to person for legal advice for many international families, intermediaries and businesses.
Boodle Hatfield LLP
Shaistah Akhtar
Shaistah is a Partner in the Dispute Resolution group specialising in complex commercial litigation, fraud, investigations and regulatory compliance. She is an expert on sanctions law and leads the team in this area. Her experience spans a number of industry sectors ranging from financial services (global investment banks, investment funds, asset management firms and private equity houses) to pharmaceutical companies, real estate developers, software firms and the defence industry. She also acts for high net worth individuals. She has particular experience in advising on contentious investor related claims and investigations, including shareholder and partnership disputes, fraud, negligence and misrepresentation claims, as well as matters involving contractual interpretation, warranties and termination. Shaistah has also acted in disputes and on enforcement actions both for and against governments involving state immunity issues. Shaistah has a long track record of acting for life sciences companies in both general commercial litigation and specialist areas such as follow on damages claims, product liability, procurement disputes and arbitration under the PPRS scheme. She has also advised on industry compliance issues arising under the ABPI Code, UK Bribery Act and FCPA. Examples of her work include: representing senior individuals in the Central Bank of Bahrain investigation as part of the US$10 billion Saad v Al-Gosaibi dispute; acting for UK and offshore insolvent investment funds in litigation and regulatory investigations to recover significant assets, including recovering almost £100 million for Connaught Income Series I Fund UCIS investors in its claim against Capita Financial Managers Limited; and advising senior management of GlaxoSmithKline in the Chinese Government's corruption investigation. She is representing parties involved in a multi-billion dollar tax evasion investigation encompassing offshore trust litigation and multi-jurisdictional criminal and civil proceedings. She also led the team acting for the Government of Nigeria in challenging a $10 billion arbitral award in favour of a BVI company arising from a failed gas deal, on the basis that the underlying contract and the award itself were procured through fraud and corruption. A successful application was made to the English Commercial Court to secure an unprecedented extension of time to challenge the arbitral award more than three years after it was made, extending the usual 28 day limit in which arbitral awards must be appealed, on the grounds that there was strong prima facie evidence of fraud and bribery. Shaistah's practice frequently has an international element and she has extensive experience of litigation and investigations in a number of European, Middle Eastern, Asian and African jurisdictions. This includes advising on sanctions involving Russia, Iran, the Middle East and North Africa, in addition to many other jurisdictions where sanctions are in operation, in both an advisory and contentious capacity. She has led internal investigations relating to alleged violations and advised on regulatory challenges involving sanctions in numerous sectors including financial services, life sciences and the travel industry, including making reports to HM Treasury and OFAC. She has also advised the Law Society and OFSI on its Guidance on sanctions regulations. Shaistah is a recommended lawyer in legal directories, described as "excellent" for commercial litigation, "tenacious” and a “real street fighter”, achieving successful outcomes in some of the most challenging cases. She has spoken at and chaired a number of conferences, including regular slots with the BVCA and the Cambridge Economic Crime Symposium. Shaistah is Co-Editor of Dispute Resolution in the Gulf: GCC Approaches and Egyptian Influences.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Shakira Maynard-Johnson
Solicitor
K J Smith Solicitors
Shalina Crossley
I have worked as an employment lawyer for over 20 years. Having completed my training contract at the firm, I am a Lewis Silkinite through and through. I am the Co-Head of our London Employment team and the firm's Training Principal. I advise on all aspects of employment law from hiring, firing and everything in between. I have particular expertise in complex and high-value discrimination and whistleblowing claims, partnership disputes and sensitive investigations. I am recognised in the Legal 500 and Chambers for my work. My clients are in a broad range of sectors, but particularly those in financial and professional services, sport and advertising.
Lewis Silkin
Shameela Ahmed
Shameela is a Partner and Head of Family Law.
Lee Bolton Monier-Williams
Shamika Bonner-Francis
Caseworker
Stuart Miller Solicitors
Shams Rahman
Shams joined Edwin Coe as a partner in the Litigation & Dispute Resolution team in September 2014, specialising in commercial and property related litigation. Before joining Edwin Coe, he previously worked at Bishop & Sewell LLP as a partner in their Dispute Resolution team, and at Payne Hicks Beach. Shams’ expertise extends to all forms of property contracts, partnership, company, shareholders and building disputes, consumer law regulation, and all aspects of commercial and residential landlord and tenant disputes. Shams has extensive experience in acting for commercial and private clients both here and abroad, and is experienced in using alternative dispute resolution methods where appropriate to achieve the best results for his clients, including commercial mediation and arbitration.
Edwin Coe LLP
Shanika Haynes
Team Leader Partner, Leeds and Manchester
Stowe Family Law LLP
Shannett Thompson
Shannett has a varied client base which consists of regulators, individual registrants, entrepreneurs, care homes and other businesses. In the healthcare sector, she is regularly instructed to conduct investigations on behalf of regulatory bodies in relation to allegations of a serious nature. In respect of individual registrants, the majority of her defence work is on behalf of doctors, nurses and therapists relating to all the stages of the fitness to practise process from initial complaint to appeal. She also appears as an advocate before both interim order and conduct and competence committees on behalf of her regulator clients. In the education section, she acts in respect of cases where a decision may be made to prohibit teachers from the profession. She also advises and represents students in respect of investigations, largely relating to academic and sexual misconduct. Shannett has contributed to publications by LexisNexis, Lexology, Cannabis Wealth, the Journal of Professional Negligence and City Wealth Magazine. She is an avid commentator and has features in newspapers and blogs. Shannett is also a diversity and inclusion advocate, winning the Chambers Outstanding Contribution Award 2021 – Diversity and Inclusion Private Practice and Judges Choice Award – Women for Africa 2022.
Kingsley Napley LLP
Shantanu SInha
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Shareenah Atwal
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Sharmila Mehta
Sharmila is a specialist UK immigration and nationality lawyer with more than 25 years’ experience in the field, working with senior executives, finance houses and multinational companies. She has particular experience in Tier 2 licence, compliance and global mobility issues. Sharmila works extensively with international family offices and prominent individuals from around the globe, helping them make the UK their home. Sharmila represents a number of business sectors at Home Office forums and committees working to shape government policy and UKVI procedures.
Keystone Law
Sharokh Koussari
Sharokh represents a broad range of UK and overseas corporate clients, entrepreneurs and high net worth individuals advising them on employment and commercial litigation matters. His clients are involved in various sectors, including wealth management, banking and finance, media, retail, technology, energy and renewables, and real estate. He regularly advises clients tactically in contentious situations with the aim of achieving solutions commercially and effectively. He regularly advises clients on shareholders’ and boardroom disputes, as well as heavy employment matters successfully resolving complex contentious issues. Sharokh has been rated by Chambers Global. He works regularly with international clients using his language skills. He is on the advisory board of Goal UK, the international humanitarian agency dedicated to alleviating the suffering of the poorest of the poor. He is multilingual in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Farsi. Sharokh was recognised by the UK Legal 500 2020 and 2021 editions as a ‘Recommended Lawyer’ within ‘Commercial Litigation’ and ‘Employment: Employers and Senior Executives’, ‘who has been noted in previous editions are being ‘highly experienced‘ and for ‘thinking outside the box to find creative solutions’. The UK Legal 500 2020 testimonials for Sharokh described him being: “strong tactically” and “a wise and measured litigator with commercial sensitivity and business acumen. He knows when to fight and when to negotiate a settlement and excels in both’. ‘Sharokh Koussari has a broad based practice and a commercial outlook; he is strong tactically’. Legal 500 2021 client testimonials provided: “He is a strategic thinker, able to grasp complex issues very quickly. Sharokh is a shrewd negotiator who sees the big picture and is able to come up with solutions to very complex problems.” “Sharokh Koussari’s advice has been very valuable to me. He navigated me through challenging situations with expertise and foresight. He has a no-nonsense approach to dealing with disputes which is just what you need, when dealing stressful high level employment disputes.” “Sharokh Koussari is a shrewd negotiator who sees the big picture and is able to draw focus to and prioritise elements that need critical attention.”
Spencer West LLP
Sharon Allison
Partner and Head of Medical Negligence
Ashtons Legal
Sharon Ayres
Partner
Gowling WLG
Sharon Bennett
Sharon specialises in financial cases for mid to high-net-worth families. She is a founding partner of Bross Bennett and a trained collaborative lawyer. She was appointed a deputy district judge in 2000 and continues to sit regularly.
Bross Bennett