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Caroline Harbord
Partner
Forsters LLP
Caroline Hart
Senior Associate, Solicitor, Litigator
Mewburn Ellis LLP
Caroline Holley
Caroline advises a diverse client base on both contentious and non-contentious matters, with a particular focus on cases involving an international element. Her practice ranges from drafting and negotiating pre-nuptial agreements to advising in complex financial disputes arising out of all aspects of relationship breakdown. She also has considerable experience advising in private law children matters, including in relation to contact disputes, relocation applications and abduction. Her practice involves a significant level of international work and she has particular expertise in complex cross-jurisdictional cases. She speaks French and Italian and frequently uses her language skills and experience to assist clients whose cases involve international elements. She has also spent time on secondment with a top family law firm in Los Angeles, California. Caroline recently advised in the important case of Prest v Petrodel which was heard in the UK Supreme Court. The extremely complex case, the importance of which extends beyond family law and into important aspects or trust and company law, was ultimately decided in her client’s favour.
Farrer & Co
Caroline Keeley
Partner, Mediator and Head of Family Law
TWM Solicitors LLP
Caroline Klage
Caroline is a specialist in cases involving child brain injury and heads up the firm’s child brain injury department. She has been instrumental in successfully concluding a number of high value complex cases. Caroline relishes a challenge and has won a number of cases rejected by other firms on the grounds that they had poor prospects of success. Caroline champions a pro-active and practical approach. This ensures that cases are progressed swiftly and without delay with clients receiving the maximum amount of compensation possible and where appropriate, interim payments of compensation to help to fund their complex care, treatment, therapy and equipment needs as well as to alleviate financial hardship. Caroline is an IPSEA qualified SEN (Special Educational Needs) advisor. Caroline frequently comments in the national press and in social media on healthcare issues. She is also a contributor to the Journal of Personal Injury Law.
Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP
Caroline Korah
Caroline, a partner in family law at Vardags, specialises exclusively in family law and most notably on all aspects of children law. Sensitive and tenacious with trilingual capacity, Caroline is well-versed in domestic and international disputes, with particular experience in cross-border disputes. Her expertise spans widely from child arrangements and relocation matters to parental child abduction (Hague and non-Hague), foreign orders, injunctions and protection orders. Coined a ‘rising star’ in her field, Caroline is renowned for her straight-talking, empathetic and unpretentious approach as a lawyer.
Vardags
Caroline Liggins
Caroline understands the importance of building a relationship of trust and the need for continuity when representing young and vulnerable clients. She works with a wide range of other professionals in order to ensure that her clients are empowered to effectively participate in their defence and navigate their way through the criminal justice system. Caroline is regularly instructed in Crown Court cases involving allegations of the most serious crimes. She has acted in cases concerning sexual offences, murder, assault, fraud, conspiracies, the possession or use of firearms and drug supply. Caroline’s expertise has seen her regularly called upon to discreetly represent high profile individuals as well as their children. Caroline is seen as a leader in the field of youth justice. She was asked to speak to the House of Commons as a part of the Justice Select Committee opposing the introduction of Knife Crime Prevention Orders and she currently sits on the committee for Youth Justice Specialist Panel and Quality of Advocacy Working Group with the Ministry of Justice. She is often asked to talk at conferences on aspects of Youth Justice. Caroline is also part of an All-Party Parliamentary Group which hopes to reduce the amount of time children can be lawfully kept in police custody. She also provided the impetus for the formation of the Youth Practitioner’s Association (YPA) which aspires to promote and ensure proper representation for young people within the criminal justice system. Clients rely on Caroline’s practical, no nonsense but empathetic approach and sound judgement when making difficult decisions. Her willingness to support clients to achieve the right results justifies her enviable track record.
Hodge Jones & Allen
Caroline Litchfield
Caroline is a Partner and leads our manufacturing and supply chain team. An experienced corporate lawyer, she handles transactions such as acquisitions, disposals, MBOs and joint ventures and advises on shareholder agreements and corporate matters. Caroline also has extensive sector expertise in the automotive sector. She regularly advises on the acquisitions and disposals of car dealerships and other automotive businesses, including multi-franchise car dealership acquisition projects. This gives her a deep understanding of the key considerations for businesses that operate across the sector.
Brabners LLP
Caroline Little
Consultant
Hanne & Co
Caroline Miller
Caroline leads the Private Client team which includes the On-shore, Off-shore and Disputes teams as well as a dedicated Arts & Luxury practice. Her contentious work includes dealing with disputes arising from either a Will or Trust as well as claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (“1975 Act claims”), Variation of Trust Applications, and the removal of personal representative applications. Caroline advises Executors, Trustees, beneficiaries and professionals on their duties, obligations and rights with regards to Wills and Trusts. In addition to this, Caroline also advises on a wide range of non-contentious private client matters, including wealth protection, estate planning, trust and estate administration, and the preparation of Lasting Powers of Attorney, as well as applications to the Court of Protection. Caroline acts as both trustee for her trust clients and executor for her deceased clients.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Caroline Mostowfi
Caroline is a partner in the real estate and projects group with a dual specialism in property and projects. Caroline focuses on regeneration and development projects in the housing, leisure and care sectors. Caroline also leads the energy and climate change team and has acted for a number of registered providers and local authorities in relation to a range of renewable energy matters. Many of the projects which Caroline has advised upon have involved a housing focus (affordable and private development) often with a regeneration dimension or an element of service provision including care, extra care, leisure and energy services. Caroline has a wealth of experience in acting for a range of registered providers, local authorities, charities and companies. Her current focus is on the housing and care sectors.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Caroline Murgatroyd
Associate Solicitor
Hudgell Solicitors
Caroline Noblet
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Caroline Park
Partner dealing with matrimonial finance including complex and high net worth cases, pre and postnuptial agreements, cohabitation cases and private law children work.
Hughes Fowler Carruthers
Caroline Penfold
Caroline is a Partner and Head of Family. Caroline advises on all aspects of private family law including divorce, complex financial and property cases often involving substantial assets and an international element, disputes over children including residence, contact and removal from jurisdiction, emergency injunction and enforcement proceedings. She is highly skilled and experienced in advising her clients on divorce, matrimonial finance, pre and post nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, civil partnerships, children matters, including residence and contact, domestic violence and emergency relief and enforcement of orders and agreements.
Weightmans LLP
Caroline Phillips
Partner; Caroline has a broad international practice covering banking, capital markets, securitisation, derivatives and structured finance in which she advises issuers, borrowers and counterparties of all types. Caroline is qualified in England and Wales. Caroline regularly acts for a number of UK and international companies – from FTSE 100 companies to large private companies, from PE Sponsors to their portfolio companies. Recent clients include: Athora, Aviva, Barratt Developments, Canada Life, Corsair, Currencies Direct, Drax Group, INEOS, Just Group, KPS, Ovo Energy, Palamon, Pension Insurance Corporation and Walmart.
Slaughter and May
Caroline Phipps
Principal
LK Law LLP
Caroline Prosser
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Caroline Robins
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Caroline Robinson
Solicitor, Public Law and Human Rights Caroline regularly advises people who may face stigmatising and career-threatening consequences because of the way public authorities hold and process information about them. She represents teachers, youth workers and other regulated professionals challenging decisions by the police and the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) to retain and share criminal record information. She also represents clients seeking the deletion of police cautions, Police National Computer records and locally held police data. Caroline is experienced in advising survivors of domestic abuse on using the Victims’ Right to Review scheme to challenge CPS and police failures to prosecute. In addition, Caroline has expertise in bringing complaints on behalf of individuals, pressure groups and companies to ombudsmen and regulators, and advising on related public law issues. Caroline also has a particular interest in judicial review challenges concerning those subject to immigration control, including in respect of local authority accommodation and support for young people under the Children Act and Leaving Care Act. She also challenges asylum support decisions and brings judicial reviews and civil claims arising from detention until immigration powers.
Bindmans LLP
Caroline Roche
Director Caroline deals with all aspects of wills and probate including; drafting wills to include a wide range of complicated situations; advising in relation to any inheritance tax which may be due from the estate; dealing with the tax situation in both taxable and non-taxable estates; and handling the affairs of a loved one who has died without making a will. She also specialises in handling Powers of Attorney matters relating to both health and welfare and finance and property. She has a proven track record in successfully dealing with a variety of contentious probate claims; this includes claims made under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, claims for equitable relief under proprietary estoppel, constructive trusts, and resulting trusts, and TOLATA claims. In addition, Caroline also has extensive experience in dealing with both non-litigated and litigated Clinical Negligence claims as well as considerable experience in representing clients who have been accused of committing motoring offences. Caroline carries out work for the employment department at Duncan Lewis Solicitors with a particular focus on settlement (compromise) agreements.
Duncan Lewis Solicitors
Caroline Shelton
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Caroline Sheridan
Caroline has built a sophisticated and highly regarded mediation practice. She particularly focuses on the workplace and employment arena where she deals with highly sensitive and complex cases involving multi-party/ multi-cultural stakeholders, but she has a broad commercial and civil practice too which further adds to her credibility. As a highly skilled executive coach with a deep belief that ‘everything is possible’, Caroline brings hope where parties have often had none. In her role as CEO of Sheridan Worldwide, Caroline has won numerous awards from Mediator of the Year to HR and Lloyd’s Market L&D Supplier of the year. Caroline frequently mediates highly emotional and contentious cases concerning allegations of breach of contract, race/sex discrimination, bullying and victimisation, professional negligence, management and union relations, relationship breakdown, partnership disagreements, sales of businesses between two or more individuals to teams and groups, and multi-party complex disputes with regulatory/ international implications. Her sector experience includes partnerships; finance, insurance and banking; cross-border; family businesses; public sector/ healthcare; media and hospitality; the voluntary sector; education; trade unions; and private industry. She has been influential more broadly in creating awareness of the importance of mediation globally. In 2025 she has lectured to the Mediation Institute in Mumbai at its specific invitation. Former Board Director for the Civil Mediation Council (CMC), she now sits on its Mediation Standards Board where she remains instrumental in commissioning content to ensure mediators are trained in mental health/neurodiversity as part of their registration application. Sheridan Worldwide is a regular sponsor of and speaker at mediation-related conferences for a variety of organisations including the CMC and Acas, and provides mediation-related training to clients and their advisers.
CEDR
Caroline Stenner
Consultant
Birketts LLP