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Susan Apthorp
Susan is a highly regarded family law specialist representing clients in divorce proceedings where there are substantial assets and cross-border disputes. Further, she has particular expertise and interest in complex cases involving children, such as international relocation and provision for children with complex medical needs from married and unmarried families. Susan regularly advises on complex financial remedy proceedings, Inheritance Act cases, pre-and post-nuptial arrangements and jurisdictional disputes. She also has keen interest in and experience in protecting vulnerable clients, particularly those who have experienced coercive control and other forms of domestic violence in their relationships and/or who need additional protection to ensure their safety and well-being during the course of proceedings. When situations cannot be resolved amicably or in a commercial manner, Susan has extensive experience and a record of successfully litigating at the highest levels including the Court of Appeal. Susan’s clients are generally wealthy individuals and ultra-high-net-worth individuals and their partners/spouses from a range of different professions and backgrounds, often with international financial interests and keen to avoid media exposure and/or reputational damage.
Keystone Law
Susan Breen
Susan Breen is a Partner in the firm's top ranked Betting & Gaming Group in the Innovation Department. Susan's practice spans both corporate and M&A, as well as regulatory and commercial advice with over 20 years' experience acting for gambling industry clients. A particular strength of Susan's practice is her ability to blend her corporate knowledge with regulatory, infrastructure, and compliance advice to many of the industry's leading operators, service providers and business owners both in the UK and internationally. Much of Susan's work is international with a particular focus on helping clients buy or build businesses in an environment that has become increasingly complex from a legal, regulatory and tax perspective. She has been involved in many of the sector's high profile and innovative transactions over the last two decades. Clients include significant operators, regulators, governments, affiliate marketing groups, games developers and service providers. Susan has been a senior trusted adviser for many years to certain high profile clients and governments in other jurisdictions. She has extensive experience of advising operators and their key shareholders on the risk management and issues facing operators in regulated or yet to be regulated markets. In addition to advising established businesses, Susan has also advised new entrants to the online gambling market in the UK, Africa and the US. Susan is regarded as a pre-eminent lawyer in the betting and gaming sector by Legal 500, Chambers UK and Chambers Global, particularly for "servicing clients on complex, cutting-edge transactions, providing the regulatory overlay which makes her skillset so unique in this sector". Clients say that her "industry knowledge and understanding is unparalleled", "she cuts to the crux of the issues and gets on with it" and that she "really goes the extra mile for her clients".
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Susan Carville
Susan is an Associate in the Liverpool motor team. She qualified in 2004 and joined Weightmans in 2005 having qualified into a large North West claimant personal injury firm. Susan manages her own motor caseload and has extensive knowledge of motor claims litigation.
Weightmans LLP
Susan Fitzgerald
Co-founder & Consultant
Beck Fitzgerald
Susan Freeman
Susan is a Partner in the Real Estate department. An experienced real estate lawyer, her in-depth understanding of the property market, the emerging world of tech and her business training as a Sloan Masters MSc (London Business School) graduate, combined with a wide circle of contacts is an effective combination. She is also the business development Partner for her department and uses her commercial know how and connections to benefit clients and the firm. Susan's contacts help to make the firm’s programme of client seminars and events “must attend” networking opportunities. In 2021, Susan received an honorary doctorate from the University College of Estate Management (UCEM), in recognition of contribution to the built environment. She is ranked in Bisnow's 51 Most influential Women in UK real estate list 2018 as "the woman who knows everyone". She is also listed in Property Week's Women's Power List, which describes her as "a world-class networker" with "a contact book full of CEOs", and ranked in Newington's Women of Influence List 2020, which celebrates women in planning, property and the built environment. Legal 500 described her as "immensely well-connected", while Estates Gazette comments that she is the "consummate hostess and business networker." In the tech sector, Susan is ranked 40 in the Tyto Tech Top 500 List 2018 and also one of the Top 10 Most Influential Online Commercial Real Estate People in 2018 by Duke Long, the "most quoted man in commercial real estate". She was also ranked number 31 out of 100 individuals singled out for their contribution to PropTech in the 2016 Onalytica PropTech influencers list. Susan is a member of the Mishcon Technology Group, which has recently launched MDR LAB - an incubator programme for tech start-ups in the legal space. She has also mentored for Pi Labs accelerator programme for proptech start-ups since it launched and is a regular speaker on the #proptech circuit. She is also on the Diversity & Inclusion Advisory board of Property Week and is an active member of a number of property-related organisations, including Vice Chair of the British Property Federation's newly formed Technology and Innovation Group. Susan is a member of the new ULI Europe Technology and Real Estate Product Council and chaired the FUTURE: Proptech Advisory Group which brings together key influencers in real estate and proptech. She is on the board of BEE Midtown, the Holborn and surrounding area's Business Improvement District and chairs its Property Group. She is also on London Chamber of Commerce Property and Construction Committee. Susan currently writes for Property Week on property industry issues and is active on twitter as @Propertyshe. She is ranked in 25th position in The #CREi List of Top Twitter Influencers for 2022, and was listed in 27th position – the highest ranking British female – in Duke Long’s Top 100 Commercial Real Estate People You Must Follow On Twitter in 2019. In 2022, Ascendix listed PropertyShe as one of their Top 10 Commercial Real Estate podcasts. Susan undertakes regular speaking and panel engagements and hosts a regular PropertyShe podcast interviewing an eclectic mix of property influencers who define and make a difference to the real estate industry and built environment. The podcast series is recognised on Incube's list of top commercial property and PropTech podcasts.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Susan Haggard
Susan is an experienced commercial property law specialist with a diverse client portfolio. She acts for private investment companies, commercial landlords and tenants, developers, charities, and HNW individuals and family offices. She advises on all aspects of commercial property investment and on disposals and acquisitions of all types including office and mixed-use buildings, retail parks, leisure, shopping centres and warehousing. Susan acts for retail tenants, including household names, and corporate tenants, including HQ acquisitions for corporate tenants. Additionally, Susan is highly experienced in advising landlords on commercial property leasing and portfolio management, having acted for corporate, institutional and private landlords over many years.Susan also advises on commercial and residential development, including greenfield and brownfield redevelopment and city centre/urban regeneration.
Keystone Law
Susan Harlow
Consultant
Hanne & Co
Susan Harris
Sue is a Senior Associate in the Real Estate Team specialising in the corporate occupiers sector and has extensive experience in acquisitions and disposals of both freehold and leasehold properties acting for both Landlords and Tenants. Sue heads the asset management team, acting for a national convenience store operator dealing with their portfolio management including TOGC disposals, underlettings, lease renewals and licences. Her recent experience includes advising: acting for high street retailers in respect of acquisitions, disposals and management of their portfolios; a national convenience store operator on the acquisition of a portfolio of more than 30 properties; the assignment of 300 properties due to group company restructure; Sue has been an Associate in Shoosmiths’ real estate practice since 2009, having joined the firm from Eversheds in 2005. Sue previously worked at Wragge & Co where she qualified as a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives
Shoosmiths LLP
Susan Hughes
Partner; Susan has a broad financing practice covering acquisition finance, general bank finance, project finance, debt capital markets transactions and refinancing and restructuring work. She also has broad experience advising on corporate transactions and energy and infrastructure transactions.
Slaughter and May
Susan Hunneyball
Partner
Gordons Partnership 2020 Limited
Susan Johnston
Legal Director
Gowling WLG
Susan Ledger
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Susan Leonard
Legal director in the commodities team and practises shipping and international trade litigation and arbitration. Has acted in Commercial Court, LMAA, LCIA, GAFTA, FOSFA, and RSA/SAL proceedings.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Susan Mabbott
Susan brings her considerable interpersonal skills to firm wide operational leadership of this department across our five-office network. Her experience at working at every level within the firm, along with a natural flair for spotting strengths, means that she is well placed to put the right people in the right roles. She is a qualified business coach and mentor (Institute of Leadership and Management). This involves leading on the delivery of firm strategy through key sector and departmental business planning and making sure they fit with central projects, to include IT case management and Human Resource and Learning and Development activities. Susan is a member of the firm’s Exec as well as the Core Insurance Sector and Local Authority Boards. Locally, Susan leads Nottingham’s Technical Claims and Social Care Team handling a broad range of Defendant personal injury, and RTA related litigation on behalf of Local Authorities, health bodies and other public sector clients, as well as commercial and agricultural organisations. She is an appointed nominated Partner for the NHS Resolution’s Risk Pooling Scheme and thus has responsibility for ensuring high quality service delivery from her team dealing with those claims. Susan is also client relationship partner for a number of commercial insurance and public sector clients. Susan’s work continues as Partner sponsor for the firm’s highly successful apprenticeship scheme, Browne Jacobson being the first law firm to engage a cohort of apprentices within its legal teams.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Susan Matthews
Susan joined Weightmans in 2015 from a Chartered University where she was Director of Legal and Secretariat (2008 – 2015). As the manager of an in-house legal, student complaints, academic appeals and breaches and information governance teams, Susan was directly responsible for managing and advising on strategic legal, regulatory and compliance risk. Susan currently works with Higher Education institutions to provide legal advice and pragmatic support to University clients on student and staff related legal matters. Susan’s credentials in HE legal practice include: A track record in building collegiate relationships with University central services and in working directly with academic colleagues on legal issues; Wide experience of delivering collaborative projects on a range of University issues. Practical and proportionate adviser on solutions and approaches to legal issues that impact on HE services, organisational performance, external contractual relationships, research projects and University partnerships that have led to or may lead to legal dispute. Developing innovative proposals to support University colleagues to address legal challenges: e.g. legal processes for in-house teams; legal risk assessment; template documents, legal process review, developing and delivering bespoke training. Susan specialises in supporting HE managers on the implementation of solutions in response to legal issues and acting as an addition to the HEI’s team. Susan is the third member of the Weightmans HE team to be recruited from an in-house position.
Weightmans LLP
Susan Monty
Susan is a commercial litigator who specialises in the resolution of complex financial and regulatory disputes. With over 20 years’ experience in private practice and as an investigative lawyer at the Serious Fraud Office, she advises companies and individuals on all aspects of financial misconduct, ranging from complex and multi-jurisdictional civil litigation, fraud claims and asset tracing to breaches of fiduciary duties and professional negligence actions. In addition, she acts in Government and internal corporate investigations relating to regulatory issues and enforcement, brought by regulatory bodies such as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Competition and Market Authority (CMA). Susan has advised Government bodies and the Law Commission on potential law changes. She is also recognised as a thought leader in this area of law, regularly lecturing and writing for major legal publications. Areas of expertise: Civil Fraud All proceedings where deceit or misrepresentation, fraud or dishonesty form part of the basis of the action, including: Breach of fiduciary duty Abuse of confidence Conspiracy to defraud Fraudulent trading Undue influence Conversion Mortgage fraud Fraud on a power Negligent mis-statement Insolvency litigation Allied forensic investigations both in the UK and abroad (in particular with the US Securites Exchange Commission, Department of Justice, and European authorities), which involve tracing and freezing assets, including: Freezing orders Search and seizure orders Delivery up injunctions Acting as court-appointed supervising solicitor to carry out search and delivery-up orders Regulatory, Professional Disciplinary and Misconduct Whether in response to matters raised by regulatory bodies, implementing protocols for internal investigations, or advising on forthcoming regulatory changes such as the Senior Managers Regime, recent work includes acting for individuals and organisations with regard to the following professional bodies: Financial Conduct Authority Prudential Regulation Authority Takeover Panel Solicitors Regulation Authority Bar Standards Board Accountancy Actuarial Disciplinary Board Competition Markets Authority Pension (PPF) Ombudsman Financial Services Ombudsman Charities Commission Gambling Commission Payment Systems Regulator Financial reporting Council Financial Crime Cases involving allegations of dishonesty including: Offences under the Fraud and Theft Acts Money laundering Market abuse Mis-selling Insider dealing Market manipulation Tax evasion Cybercrime offences Terrorism Act offences Bribery and corruption
Keystone Law
Susan Newell
Susan is an Associate in both Ecclesiastical and Education and Charities and Not for Profit.
Lee Bolton Monier-Williams
Susan Sherry
Partner.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Susan Simpson
Partner
Fieldfisher
Susan Thompson
Susan is a Partner in the Employment Department and her practice covers working with both employers and senior individuals in all areas of employment law (including partnership disputes). Susan has particular expertise in advising on collective redundancies and TUPE, and bringing and defending discrimination and whistleblowing claims. Susan regularly advises employers on day-to-day HR issues and employees on termination of employment and severance terms. Susan’s clients include major PLC’s and SME’s. She has also represented senior individuals, including partners in City law firms and accounting practices. Susan seeks to provide clients with pragmatic no nonsense advice. She regularly speaks at conferences and particularly enjoys working with clients providing interactive in-house training on various employment law topics. Susan is often asked to comment on developments in employment law by news agencies, including the Financial Times and the Evening Standard.
Simkins LLP
Susanna O’Leary
Susanna specialises in the sale and purchase of residential premises and the refinancing of residential and commercial premises. She also advises on landlord and tenant issues relating to residential and commercial property. Susanna acts for individuals and a number of private banks and charities.
Farrer & Co
Susannah Fink
Legal Director
Gowling WLG
Susannah Gate
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Susannah Kintish
Susannah is a Partner in the Firm’s Employment Department. She acts for employers and employees on contentious and non-contentious matters with experience of the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court and Employment Tribunal. She works at the forefront of the legal landscape advising clients on matters arising out of the “gig” economy and is a recognised commentator in both the press and legal profession on matters relating to worker status. Susannah acted for Pimlico Plumbers in the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal in the landmark case on worker status and holiday pay respectively. Susannah frequently advises businesses and individuals in relation to restrictive covenant, theft of confidential information and team move cases, including in respect of applications for injunctive relief. She is recognised in this area and has authored a chapter on the subject in the pre-eminent employment practitioners' textbook: Harvey on Industrial Relations and Employment Law. Susannah also advises both businesses and senior individuals in relation to (and conducts) investigations, particularly (but not exclusively) in circumstances where there is a regulatory and/or serious reputational risk for her clients. Susannah advises on strategic issues as well as on terminations, redundancies, settlement agreements, all aspects of discrimination and whistleblowing legislation, restrictive covenants, executive remuneration issues and corporate strategy and structuring issues. Susannah also has experience of advising on confidentiality and privacy issues in relation to both Court and Tribunal proceedings. Susannah frequently advises C-Suite Executives on a wide-range of employment-related issues. Susannah is recognised as having a strategic, pragmatic and commercial approach by her clients who come from a range of sectors including financial services, private equity, insurance, professional services, Fin Tech, design, fashion and recruitment. Susannah is a member of the Firm’s Technology Group, Retail and Fashion Group and Recruitment Services Group and advises on start-up and scale-up issues for companies. Susannah is also a member of the Employment Lawyers’ Association and a board member of Cosmetic Executive Women. . Susannah undertakes regular pro-bono work. She represented the Jewish Labour Movement in relation to the referral of the Labour Party to the Equality and Human Rights Commission on issues of antisemitism. Susannah also advised the Criminal Bar Association in respect of the Equality Act issues arising out of the proposed extended operating hours. She also acted for the family of Siham Hamud in connection with the legal proceedings threatened by her school following her refusal to comply with the school's uniform policy on the grounds of her religious belief. For her involvement in some of the biggest employment cases in recent years, Susannah has been recognised by The Lawyer’s Hot 100 2020 as a standout lawyer shaping the legal profession in the UK.
Mishcon de Reya LLP