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Sharon Fryer

Partner - Head of Commercial Services

Collyer Bristow LLP

Sharon Heselton

Principal Lawyer (non solicitor) and Probate Specialist

B P Collins LLP

Sharon Kirkham

Sharon is a partner and heads up the securitisation team of over 35 securitisation specialists. Sharon joined Devonshires in 1994 as a trainee legal executive and studied part-time, qualifying as a solicitor in October 1998 and winning the Law Society Prize for Outstanding Performance, becoming a partner in 2006. Sharon’s team acts for over 90 registered providers. Her experience includes the securitisation of residential street properties and developments under loan facilities of amounts varying from £1m to £450m on behalf of registered providers. Sharon’s notable transactions include acting for Circle in their merger with Affinity Sutton in 2016 to create Clarion, acting for Circle, Orbit, Great Places, Regenda, Wythenshawe and Your Housing on their large scale refinancing exercises, acting for Swan Housing and Riverside Housing in the switch from their syndicated facilities to bilateral facilities and acting for AmicusHorizon (now Optivo), BPHA, Bromford Housing Group, Circle (now Clarion), Great Places Housing Group, Hyde Group, London & Quadrant Housing Trust, Midland Heart, Moat Homes, Notting Hill Housing Trust, Radian Housing Group, Raglan Housing, Riverside Housing, Swan Housing and Yorkshire Housing (to name just a few) in the property charging on their bond issues/private placements. Clients state that ‘Sharon Kirkham’s commitment, understanding and support in securitisation work is second to none’. Sharon is seeking to achieve ‘stress-free securitisation’ in the sector by giving Security Training Seminars to RPs throughout the whole of England and Wales.

Devonshires Solicitors LLP

Sharon Lai

Partner

DKLM Solicitors

Sharon Latham

Sharon Latham is a partner in Clarke Willmott solicitors' Bristol Employment team specialising in HR/legal/strategic support for businesses.

Clarke Willmott LLP

Sharon Macaulay

Partner & Joint Head of Wills, Trusts & Probate Disputes

Taylor Rose

Sharon Mitchell

Consultant | Corporate & Commercial Sharon works closely with directors, managers and entrepreneurs to optimise key legal aspects of their organisation such as intellectual property rights, IT contracts, funding, acquisitions, joint ventures and day-to-day operations. She is also an experienced adviser on international channels to market, including multi-level marketing and franchising. Her wide range of client work and experience includes working in house and providing legal awareness to other professionals. This brings a breadth of expertise that allows her to quickly identify the legal implications of an organisation’s situation and objectives, whether transactional or ongoing. Sharon helps clients to define strategies that enable them to achieve those objectives with the minimal risk to their venture.

SA Law LLP

Sharon Renouf

Bevan Brittan LLP

Sharon Tan

Sharon is a Partner in the Employment department with significant experience advising on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment law. She brings a commercial and strategic approach to the increasing array of employment issues that clients face, and is adept at handling matters ranging from executive contract negotiations/exit arrangements, business restructurings and redundancies to Remuneration Code issues and the operation of forfeiture provisions (malus and claw-back). Sharon has particular expertise in complex, high-value Employment Tribunal disputes, and High Court litigation, including team moves and the enforcement of restrictive covenants, as well as bonus, discrimination and whistleblowing claims. She has advised LLPs on partnership matters and is well-versed in the issues that affect their members. She also has a breadth of experience advising on the employment aspects of domestic and multi-jurisdictional corporate transactions, and in managing international projects involving complex legal issues and sensitive business considerations. Her client base spans multiple business sectors and includes financial and private equity institutions, manufacturers, insurers, sporting organisations, charitable foundations and online businesses. Clients range from well-known global brands and internationally listed organisations to entrepreneurial businesses. Recognised as a leading employment lawyer by Chambers UK and Legal 500, Sharon is the subject of excellent reviews, with clients and peers citing her in these publications as “a tremendously clever lawyer” who is “really on the ball”, "supportive and commercial" and “on top of the case”. Chambers UK states: 'Sharon Tan has a comprehensive grasp of the entire spectrum of employment law, attaining effusive recommendations from senior market sources. To cite one client, "she gets the relevant points very quickly and takes time to understand our business."' Sharon is also one of only two employment lawyers to be named in The Lawyer Hot 100 2016 and has been recognised by Who's Who Legal: Labour, Employment & Benefits every year since 2016 as a leading practitioner in the employment law field. Sharon also advises on data privacy and data security laws, and the creation and deployment of data privacy programmes, with a particular focus on the applicability of such laws to the personal data of employees.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

Sharon Thandi

Sharon specialises in corporate, governance and regulatory advice and primarily works with registered providers of social housing (RPs) on a variety of matters that range from incorporation and registration as RPs, through to dealing with regulatory intervention and partnership working with third parties. Sharon advises clients across the housing, charities and third sectors on their corporate and company secretarial needs, including providing training and support to boards and executive teams on their regulatory compliance and a range of other legal issues. She also advises on establishing and reorganising group structures, strategic governance advice and reviews, co-operative and community benefit society law, general company law and charity law.

Devonshires Solicitors LLP

Sharon Thomas

A partner in the healthcare team, Sharon has wide experience in representing NHS bodies and detaining authorities at mental health review Tribunals, inquests, in declaratory proceedings and in bringing and defending judicial review. She provides regular training sessions to NHS staff, both locally and nationally, on topics such as consent to treatment, Mental Capacity Act 2005, Deprivation of Liberty safeguards, changes to the Mental Health Act 1983, data protection and data sharing and Children Act issues. Sharon has also successfully defended a large number of judicial review and human rights claims at letter of response stage. She also advises NHS trusts in a number of high-profile matters that are not subject to litigation. Her expereince includes: R (On the Application of DR) -v- Mersey Care NHS Trust (2002) MHLR 386, QB (Admin) Re GK (Patient: Habeas Corpus) (1999) MHLR 128 Re SC (Mental Patient: Habeas Corpus) 1996 QB 599 Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust and North West Wales NHS Trust -v- Luke Winston-Jones and Rith Winston-Jones (2004) QB (Family)

Hill Dickinson LLP

Sharon Williams

Senior associate

Irwin Mitchell

Sharon Williamson

Partner

Hill Dickinson LLP

Sharron Boyce

Associate (legal executive)

Brett Wilson

Sharron Carle

Sharron is a specialist tax solicitor who has considerable commercial and real estate transactional tax experience. She has particular expertise in designing and implementing Stamp Duty Land Tax planning and mitigation structures which take into account the impact of other taxes, commercial driving factors and security issues and advising on VAT in the property development and investment sectors. Sharron is a regular speaker on SDLT at conference and training events, has written for the special SDLT edition of the Tax Journal.

Keystone Law

Shashi Chambers

Specialist Real Estate Partner with particular focus on development and development finance work. Many years’ experience of high value commercial transactions, often involving complex issues. Has acted for developers and funders on mixed use developments. Currently focussing on the aviation and logistics sectors where recent work includes: Acting on the development and lease of a brand new distribution centre in Swindon for a national logistics client. Advising a major UK airport on a variety of real estate and commercial contracts, many worth millions of pounds. Acting on the development of a new 135,000 sq ft logistics warehouse hub. Advising airports on concessions, tenders and commercial arrangements including contracts specific to airport operators. Acting for a national logistics giant on various projects involving their UK portfolio.

Freeths LLP

Shattik Shaheen

Shattik Shaheen is an Associate with expertise in a wide range of transactional and non-transactional corporate matters. Shattik is a corporate solicitor with a focus on private M&A and joint ventures. His expertise also covers corporate real estate, corporate restructurings, general corporate advisory, and banking and finance. His diverse background, including experience as a banking solicitor and in an international bank, adds a multifaceted perspective to his advice. Clients benefit from his well-rounded guidance and his commitment to delivering exceptional results.

Howard Kennedy LLP

Shaul Brazil

Shaul Brazil is a partner at BCL specialising in business crime and regulatory enforcement. Recommended in Chambers UK and Chambers HNW, he is also ranked as an expert in Who’s Who Legal (Business Crime Defence and Investigations). Shaul specialises in acting for individuals and companies in complex cross-border matters. He has extensive experience advising on multi-jurisdictional corruption and fraud investigations, asset recovery proceedings (in the UK and overseas), and extradition proceedings (in particular, politically motivated requests). He has acted in numerous high-profile investigations and prosecutions brought by the SFO and many other UK and overseas enforcement authorities. Shaul also has broad experience acting in ancillary matters such as judicial review proceedings, FCA investigations and applications to Interpol for the deletion of notices or diffusions. He advises companies in relation to regulatory and criminal law issues such as anti-bribery and corruption and anti-money laundering compliance, data protection and responding to requests for assistance in law enforcement investigations.

BCL Solicitors LLP

Shaun Lavery

Legal Director - Large Loss 3

Weightmans LLP

Shaun Livingston

Associate Solicitor

TV Edwards Solicitors LLP

Shaun McCabe

Shaun heads up the Nottingham team and is one of the best known lawyers in the East Midlands market place. He heads a team of dedicated banking specialists who have a dominant position in the East Midlands. Shaun advises lenders, private equity houses and corporate borrowers on refinances, acquisitions, development finance, investment finance, asset based lending and general lending matters. Shaun has a particular expertise advising on private equity transactions and advising on asset based lending structures. Shaun is recognised as a leading individual in the legal directories. He is an experienced operator well known in the Midlands market and , during the course of this year, has advised a number of high profile deals including: • advising Palatine Private Equity on the secondary buy out of CET UK supported by senior facilities from Clydesdale Bank and mezzanine facilities from Beechbrook Capital (this transaction was named on East Midlands deal of the year by Business Insider) • advising Littlefish on its MBO backed by Lloyds Development Capital and HSBC (named as SME deal of the year in the West Midlands by Business Insider) • advising Wise Living Homes on a £33m development finance facility provided by ICG Longbow

Browne Jacobson LLP

Shauna-Leigh Thompson

Shauna joined Weightmans in 2018 and brings over 7 years’ experience in dealing with debt and asset recovery litigation to the Insolvency and Recoveries team. Shauna’s versatility in the insolvency and recoveries field has enabled her to advise a broad range of clients from government bodies, local authorities, owner-managed businesses, insurers, and corporates across a multitude of sectors (financial services, education, retail, health, hospitality, manufacturing, logistics and construction). Her practice area’s span (un)regulated recoveries litigation (both local and cross-jurisdictional), and insolvency actions (including dealing with instructions to act on behalf of trustees and office holders’ post-appointment). Her extensive experience and technical capability in dealing with matters relating to the Consumer Credit Act, wrongful interference of assets, and title disputes, has meant that she has been a trusted advisor for various clients regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Shauna’s ability to navigate this niche and heavily regulated area has given her a deserved reputation for providing innovative and thoughtful solutions to her clients in this space. Shauna’s tenacious, yet human, approach to litigation has allowed her to successfully deal with complex and/or sensitive claims, including the recovery of assets from deceased estates, unjust enrichment, overpayment of pensions and salaries, Orders for sale and possession of property, and the enforcement of international arbitration awards in the UK. Shauna has a proven track-record in relation to instructions from insolvency practitioners to assist in bringing claims on behalf of insolvent entities. Her involvement is often commenced at the investigatory stage, allowing her to gather and contemplate evidence and inform the likely claims to be brought on behalf of the insolvent entity. She has successfully assisted office-holders in bringing multi-million pound claims for breaches of fiduciary duties, misfeasance, and pursuant to other provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986 (including s127 claims for void payments). Her robust approach to building successful cases has resulted in most matters settling at the pre-litigation stage with favourable terms for the office-holder and creditors. Notable cases Instructed on behalf of a service provider to recover a debt of £120,000 where the defendant had historically alleged a valid defence. Shauna’s tenacious approach to resolution led to full payment of the debt (plus interest and costs) within weeks of instruction. Her understanding of the legal and commercial position enabled her to adopt the most suitable recovery method and execute this on a cost-neutral basis. Acting for a globally established leader in the motor industry, to recover debts and assets arising from breaches of asset finance and consumer regulated agreements, Given the naturally sensitive nature surrounding financial services, Shauna has perfected the balance of a robust approach to recoveries whilst adhering to stringent statutory requirements and Financial Conduct Authority guidelines. Despite the changing and challenging recoveries landscape, Shauna has contributed to the collection of millions of pounds for this client across their portfolio. Promptly achieved settlement following the registration and enforcement of an arbitration award obtained out of jurisdiction (value in excess of £400,000), with the debtor having previously evaded meaningful engagement for over a year. Assisted a local authority in relation to a claim and possession proceedings against the estate of deceased persons for unpaid care fees pursuant where probate had not been undertaken, following Shauna’s instruction and pre-action correspondence, payment was made in full (exceeding £100,000 plus costs). Instructed by a liquidator to assist in claims against a former director in respect of misfeasance, securing settlement and security with a value of over £450,000. Successfully set-aside judgment and struck out a claim brought against a client which was entirely misplaced and without merit, successfully pleading indemnity costs which were awarded in full.

Weightmans LLP

Shaw Stapely

Shaw provides pragmatic and commercial advice to technology companies on the end-to-end launch and delivery of products to market. Having worked with smaller companies in private practice as well as in-house in large corporates, Shaw advises on all areas of legal, regulatory and compliance. He has also helped take start-up businesses to scale and international expansion. With experience across all areas of commercial and consumer law, and spending several years as lead in-house counsel for a technology business supporting all areas of its strategy and day to day operations, Shaw has special expertise in consumer protection, customer segmentation and migrations, consumer credit, product liability, data protection and GDPR, cyber security, intellectual property, marketing and advertising and brand protection.

Arbor Law

Shawn Kirby

Shawn is an international dispute resolution specialist with a particular focus on complex commercial disputes before arbitral institutions and courts around the world. Shawn is dual-qualified as an English solicitor and as a barrister and solicitor in New Zealand. His contentious work has included acting in ICC, LCIA, SIAC, LMAA, UNCITRAL and ad hoc arbitrations subject to numerous governing laws, as well as in English court proceedings and in an advisory capacity in relation to court proceedings in many other jurisdictions. Based on his dispute experience, Shawn is also often asked to assist clients in the negotiation of high value contracts, particularly in the energy, construction and shipbuilding arenas. Shawn led the WR team which won "Deal of the Year: Disputes" in the Latin Lawyer Awards 2021 and he is recognised in the Legal 500 rankings with clients describing him as "extremely pragmatic and [a] solution maker" (Legal 500, 2023: Projects, Energy & Natural Resources: Oil & Gas).

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