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Tony Watts
Tony is a true financial services and banking specialist. He has held senior legal positions at a range of household names including Barclays Wealth where he was co-head of legal. Since 2007 he has been in private practice, specialising in financial services law and FSMA regulation. He has wide experience of advising financial services businesses in both wholesale and retail sectors including exchanges and trading platforms; securities firms; banks; investment managers; corporate finance firms; retail financial advisers and intermediaries (including wealth managers and mortgage firms). A significant part of his work invovles him working closely with the law firm to provide expert financial services support. He is often asked to comment in the media on regulatory issues and is a contributor to Lexis Nexis. Tony is well-known as a lecturer on financial services regulation to audiences of lawyers and financial services professionals. Tony’s areas of expertise include current knowledge of UK and EU developments (including mortage credit directive, MIFID 2 and Alternative Fund Managers Directive); perimeter issues (ie what falls within the regulatory net for financial services or regulated credit regulation); innovative business models (eg crowd funding where he is particularly well-known advisory businesses such as Abundance Generation and UK Bond Network); obtaining authorisation and upgrade of regulatory permissions; issues involving financial promotions; ongoing regulatory advice; regulatory investigations and enforcement; employment-related issues (including problems related to approved persons and senior managers/certification regimes and FCA/PRA); questions relating to market abuse and market conduct; terms and conditions complying with regulatory and consumer law requirements for retail and other clients; investment management agreements; fund documentation and set-up; other financial services agreements including appointed representative agreements; introducer agreements, agency and distribution agreements; banking law and regulation including mortgage regulation; payment services and conduct of business requirements; lending and security; unfair contract terms legislation and other consumer law objectives. He has sucessfully advised clients on FCA investigations and enforcement and has qualified as a Higher Rights Advocate (Civil).
Keystone Law
Tony Yeaman
Tony is a partner and heads the NHS Resolution (formerly NHSLA) clinical negligence team. He has extensive experience in acting for the NHS, having specialised in this area since 1986 and having spent six years in-house as one of a team of regional legal advisers. He has managed multi-party group litigation, including the HIV haemophiliac litigation and has advised the NHS on a number of high-profile claims and inquiries. Tony now specialises in managing high-value and complex clinical negligence claims, whilst providing advice on complex healthcare issues such as treatment decisions and risk management.
Weightmans LLP
Torsten White
Torsten White is a partner in our Tax & Trusts team. He advises on all aspects of trust law, wills, powers of attorney and capital taxation, and specialises in advising individuals, trustees and partnerships on succession and capital tax planning in relation to farms and landed estates. Torsten advises a number of owners of homes, land and chattels of national heritage quality on aspects of conditional exemption and setting up and administering maintenance funds. He acts for clients in respect of offers of both land and chattels in lieu of inheritance tax.
Wilsons
Totis Kotsonis
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Toufique Hossain
Toufique Hossain is a Director in the Public Law and Immigration departments at Duncan Lewis Solicitors. He works predominantly under legal aid in order to represent those most in need. His practice is dominated by leading strategic litigation representing individual claimants and organisations who seek to challenge executive decisions, policies and practices. With great experience in high-profile litigation, Toufique continues to build a team passionate about human rights, developing wider judicial review practices, investigating novel points of law, and fighting injustices on behalf of those affected by unlawful government practices. Toufique has extensive experience in the Administrative Court, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, litigating across a range of areas and regularly conducting high-profile challenges to unlawful policies and practices, including unlawful detention and unlawful removals from the UK. Toufique and his team have achieved many notable successes, most recently as the lead solicitors in the Supreme Court in relation to the government’s Rwanda policy. Throughout his life and career, Toufique’s driving motivation has been to advocate for the disenfranchised. Whilst he remains involved in high profile litigation, his more recent focus has been on building a team of talented lawyers with a clear passion for human rights. In 2024, Toufique was presented with the Outstanding Achievement Award at the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year Awards, the highest honour that the judges can give, for his invaluable contributions to the legal aid field. Toufique is an accredited Supervisor and Level 3 Senior Caseworker under the Law Society’s Immigration and Asylum Accreditation Scheme.
Duncan Lewis Solicitors
Tracey Benson
Tracey is a Principal Lawyer and Head of the Serious Injury department in the South of England. Tracey has extensive experience surrounding all types of workplace accidents but handles all types of serious injury cases including road traffic collisions, public liability and sporting accidents. She also deals with fatal accidents. She has an interest in sports injuries and has handled notable cases on behalf of professional footballers and other sporting accidents which have attracted media coverage. She’s been instructed by the Professional Footballers Association to represent their members. She represents clients with severe acquired brain injuries, spinal injuries, injuries resulting in amputation (both traumatic and elective), severe burns and other multiple injuries and psychiatric injuries. She also undertakes pro bono work mostly relating to Inquest representation. Tracey regularly appears on the radio and television. She’s appeared on Good Morning Britain, BBC news, London Live and regularly appear on national radio stations. Many of her settlements have reached the national press. She has a reputation as a keen litigator and has a number of articles published in the legal press.
Slater and Gordon
Tracey Cassidy
Tracey Cassidy is Partner and Head of Children Law at Amphlett Lissimore. She is a Law Society Children Panel-accredited solicitor with more than 18 years’ experience in family and children law. Tracey represents children in both public and private proceedings and is highly regarded for her expertise in complex cases and her commitment to achieving the best outcomes for children and families.
Amphlett Lissimore
Tracey Hemingway
Tracey is a Partner in our pensions team. She has 24 years experience of advising trustees and employers in relation to their work-based pension schemes. Tracey’s key areas of expertise include: drafting scheme trust deeds and rules and complex deeds of amendment; advising on scheme rules interpretation; scheme design and benefit changes; scheme mergers and projects; corporate guarantees; employer debts to pension schemes under section 75 Pensions Act 1995, including corporate restructuring, debt triggers and ways of managing the debt, such as flexible apportionment arrangements; and pensions litigation including Court applications and Pensions Ombudsman cases.
Shoosmiths LLP
Tracey Lucas
Tracey is a Partner in Capsticks’ Clinical Law Department and a member of its Health Advisory and Inquest teams. She heads up our Birmingham office. Tracey provides advice and representation to NHS and private providers in all aspects of healthcare law, and prior to qualification was a legal manager in a specialist acute NHS hospital. In addition, Tracey provides advice to emergency services clients. Tracey represents clients at inquests, including the most complex inquests where issues are raised under Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights and where there are juries. Tracey regularly advises on issues under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, drafting advance decisions and representing clients in the Court of Protection. She has considerable experience in advising on all aspects of children’s healthcare law and child protection, including treatment decisions, drafting and commenting upon management reviews and serious case reviews. Tracey leads our work on NHS continuing healthcare cases and the management of legal issues involved in complex care packages. She also regularly advises on actions by patients for judicial review, particularly in relation to continuing healthcare funding decisions, s117 Mental Health Act 1983, responsible commissioner issues, treatment of overseas visitors, inquests and discharging patients from hospitals. Tracey regularly advises on confidentiality, information sharing and disclosure and regularly provides training on all aspects of healthcare law. Notable cases • R (DB) v Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust (2008) EWCA Civ 1354• R (on the application of G) v Nottingham City Council [2008] EWHC 400 (Admin).• R (on the application of Whapples) v Birmingham Cross City CCG [2014] EWHC 2647• An NHS Trust v A [2015] EWCOP 71
Capsticks LLP
Tracey Poole
Tracey is a solicitor with considerable expertise in estate and succession planning for both UK and non-UK resident individuals. She has experience in dealing with overseas advisers to assist with estate planning in different jurisdictions. Tracey advises UK resident and non-UK resident individuals and trustees on onshore and offshore trust structures, including advising on the implications of holding UK residential property in company and trust structures. Tracey also advises on trust matters, wills, lasting powers of attorney, Court of Protection matters and trusts for vulnerable and disabled persons. She also has expertise in issues relating to copyright arising from estates of composers/writers and lifetime trusts. Tracey’s practice has a particular focus on advising on charitable matters, including advising trustees of faith schools, assisting them with duties, obligations and compliance issues. She also specialises in the setting up of charitable vehicles and the winding up of charitable trusts or companies.
Keystone Law
Tracey Powell
Tracey is a senior associate in the corporate team based in London. Tracey advises on a broad range of corporate, banking and finance, funds and regulatory matters, with particular focus on the establishment, regulation and management of investment funds, including advising on fund financing.
Carey Olsen LLP
Tracey Rodford
Partner. An all-rounder with real commitment, Tracey represents parents resolving complex disputes regarding their children, separating couples unravelling their matrimonial finances and those planning marriage, looking to obtain some certainty if things go wrong. Tracey has represented high profile clients such as sports personalities, celebrities and international businessmen in complex high net worth and ultra-high net worth court proceedings and has been involved in reported cases such as Alireza v Radwan & Ors (2017) EWCA Civ 1545 Re R (Children) (2016) EWCA Civ 1130 MT v FY [2020] EWFC 48 (17 July 2020)
JMW Solicitors LLP
Tracey Russell
Tracey Russell is a Senior Associate (CILEX) working in the Conveyancing department. Tracey joined Shoosmiths in October 2005 as a Assistant Casehandler in the Conveyancing department. Tracey specialises in dealing with all types of residential conveyancing matters including the sale and purchase of houses, leaseholds, new build homes, shared ownership property, transfers of equity and remortgages. Tracey also specialises in company purchases. Tracey studied with the Institute of Legal Executives through distance learning, and qualified as a Legal Executive in 2012.
Shoosmiths LLP
Tracey Storey
I lead IM’s Serious Injury national team comprising of over 300 lawyers, sited in 12 offices and including our specialist teams – international, military and CICA. I have personally specialised in a range of injury cases including brain injury and spinal cord injury cases. I also have undertaken fatal, polytrauma and amputation cases. I have extensive experience in cases involving deliberate assault and child abuse. I have represented children, vulnerable adults and adult survivors of non recent child abuse.
Irwin Mitchell
Tracey Wright
Partner
Fieldfisher
Tracy Evlogidis
Tracy is a partner in the UK immigration team and leads the immigration practice in London. She is consistently ranked as a leading individual for immigration advice and a key player in the immigration arena, with over 25 years of exclusive experience in UK immigration. She advises on all areas of UK immigration and nationality law and has particular expertise in providing strategic advice to businesses and senior executives. She crafts solutions for her clients within the parameters of the immigration legislation governing the EU Settlement Scheme, permanent residence, complex citizenship and passport applications. Tracy has firmly established herself as a trusted advisor for high-net-worth individuals and leaders in the corporate and entertainment sectors. Her clients span a wide range of industry sectors including, finance, fintech, legal, luxury brands, fashion, sport, education, design and charitable institutions. Tracy has successfully completed many visa applications for various tech founders. She is extremely well-connected and has an exceptional track record of success with complex residency and citizenship applications requiring Home Office discretion. She has the personal trust and indeed friendship of a number of high-profile individuals which is testament to her professional and discrete ability to achieve success for her clients again and again. Tracy's corporate practice includes sponsor licence compliance advice and helping companies to stress test their practices for right to work audits. She provides strategic advice to companies, often working alongside the corporate and tax advisors to develop the optimum solutions to meet the clients' needs. Tracy works closely with the Home Office and is regularly consulted on policy and legislative proposals through her senior level contacts and participation in key working groups. She is a convener of the Business and Operational Forum and has developed particular expertise in advising clients on EU migration and Brexit-proofing their global mobility. Tracy also provides consultancy and strategic advice to many corporate client post-Covid with regard to digital nomads and hybrid working.
Forsters LLP
Tracy Gibson
Legal Director
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Tracy Kielty
Tracy has been with Weightmans for 20 years and is a qualified legal executive. She is in the Property Litigation team and specialises in housing disrepair cases for a number of Social Landlords.
Weightmans LLP
Tracy Lacey-Smith
Joint Managing Partner and Joint Head of Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution Tracy guides clients through commercial disputes using mediation, settlement negotiations or litigation as necessary. She has over 16 years’ experience in all forms of dispute resolution, acting for a wide range of clients across varied sectors including education, healthcare and not for profit. Her considerable expertise includes enforcing restrictive covenants, shareholder and boardroom disputes. She also advises on complex contractual matters, professional negligence issues, insurance matters and intellectual property concerns.
SA Law LLP
Tracy Norris-Evans
Tracy is head of our Injury division, and a partner specialising in complex personal injury and medical negligence cases of maximum severity, especially paediatric claims. Tracy is so interested in medicine that she has been appointed a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. Based in our Oxford office, Tracy represents clients across the country. Tracy understands the damaging effect of injury on the entire family and she appreciates the importance of achieving the right level of compensation, as well as making sure it lasts her clients for their lifetime. She has specialised in personal injury and clinical negligence catastrophic claims since 1989 and has successfully recovered damages in excess of £50m for her clients. Tracy heads the firm’s personal injury team and her specialisms include: injury claims to children through birth injury or accident head injury cases stroke as a consequence of physiotherapy acting as a Professional Trustee or Deputy for clients. Her high profile cases are regularly reported in legal publications including Lawtel, MedNeg, APIL and Healthcare Risk. Tracy became head of the personal injury team following the merger of RWK Goodman and Marshall & Galpin in 2008. She also heads up the Compensation Protection Unit across the firm.
RWK Goodman
Tracy Sell-Peters
Tracy is an expert in healthcare litigation which comprises claims, regulatory, advisory, criminal, inquest and inquiry work. In terms of her claims expertise, it includes advising on complex and high-value clinical negligence claims spanning the medical specialities. She has done a particularly significant number of brain injury and spinal surgery cases as well as orthopaedic, plastic surgery, ophthalmology, neurology and neurosurgery claims, brought against surgeons and physicians working both in the NHS and in their private capacity. She has vast experience of defending GPs and out-of-hours organisations, as well as care homes, hospital groups and agencies working in these environments. In her regulatory work, Tracy defends doctors, dentists and other healthcare practitioners whose registration is called into question by the General Medical Council (GMC) and other healthcare regulatory bodies (GDC, NMC, GOC, HCPC). Practitioners also turn to Tracy for representation in independent inquiries, including serious untoward incident inquiries and complex inquests, including deaths in custody. Tracy has defended many practitioners in fitness-to-practise hearings before their regulators as well as dealing with appeals arising from those proceedings. Tracy is well regarded when it comes to healthcare litigation and often represents doctors in Maintaining High Professional Standards (MHPS) NHS disciplinary proceedings and private hospital investigations. She has particular expertise in representing practitioners who face proceedings, often consecutively, in numerous different arenas (criminal, inquest, regulatory, disciplinary and claims). Judicial Review challenges are also a specialism of Tracy’s. She advises Medical Royal Colleges and professional bodies. She has been involved in a prominent case for the General Optical Council, including the prosecution of the remitted hearing. She has defended a number of different regulators in PSA and Judicial Review challenges. In addition to the above, Tracy also acts for insurers, defence organisations and private clients and is fluent in both French and English, and speaks German.
Keystone Law
Tracy Stansfield
Associate Solicitor
Hudgell Solicitors
Tracy Thames
Senior Litigation Executive
Hudgell Solicitors
Tracy Walsh
Tracy is a partner in the pensions team with particular expertise of public sector pension schemes (Head of the Public and Voluntary Sector Pensions Unit within the Pensions Team), pension scheme mergers, the employer debt regime, the pensions aspects of corporate transactions (including the Pensions Regulator’s moral hazard powers and Beckmann rights), and scheme funding arrangements (including complex escrow structures and liability hedging).
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP