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Cat Ellis
Partner - EPI Leeds, London, Manchester & Birmingham
Weightmans LLP
Cat Ellis
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Cate Baddeley
Partner
Preston Turnbull
Cate Maguire
Cate advises on matters including divorce and civil partnership dissolution, associated financial issues and issues surrounding children. She has particular experience of dealing with complex jurisdiction disputes, having worked on cases involving jurisdictions as varied as eSwatini (formerly Swaziland), Malaysia and Italy. She also has a strong network of overseas contacts, including in Australia and Canada, and spent time living and working in South Korea before beginning her legal career. As a result, she has a clear understanding of the particular issues facing international families, as well as the strategic issues at play in jurisdictional disputes. She also has a wealth of experience in dealing with complex trust and corporate structures and issues of company values, both in relation to domestic and cross-jurisdictional entities. Her high profile cases include representing Pauline Chai in the long-running Chai v Peng jurisdiction dispute, and Michelle Young in the Young v Young divorce.
Kingsley Napley LLP
Catherine Andrews
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Catherine Bacon
Professional Support Lawyer
Birketts LLP
Catherine Ball
Partner in private wealth department in Northampton, specialising in wills, probates, tax planning and trusts.
HCR Law
Catherine Banks
Partner, Residential Property Lead | Real Estate
SA Law LLP
Catherine Bedford
Widely regarded as one of the UK's most revered family lawyers, Catherine leads the family practice and is the firm's senior partner. Catherine has established her reputation at the pinnacle of family law. Her practice encompasses the full spectrum of family law in instances of relationship breakdown, and she advises on the highest profile, highest value and most complex cases in the family courts. Her clients typically face significant public and media scrutiny; Catherine resolves their most personal issues with empathy, sensitivity, determination and discretion. She’s described as having an “incredibly impressive strategic approach” and “unparalleled” client care skills. In April 2024 she was elected as the firm’s first female senior partner. Depending on each client’s needs, Catherine’s approach is tailor made; whether that be successful negotiating outside of the court process or tough litigating within it. Her work frequently involves high net worth individuals, ranging from successful CEOs and investment bankers, to sports stars and entertainers. Catherine specialises in complex financial matters, frequently advising her clients with regard to assets and trust structures, including locating hidden assets. Catherine is also highly experienced in all private law children matters including residence and contact, leave to remove children from the jurisdiction (both achieving and preventing), specific issue applications and prohibited steps orders. Catherine is particularly concerned with mental health issues for children and adolescents; she has for some time been involved with the Anna Freud Centre and is a trustee. She is also a trustee of the National Gallery Foundation Trust.
Harbottle & Lewis LLP
Catherine Bell
Catherine is a Director and solicitor-advocate specialising in clinical negligence, with particular expertise in complex neurological claims. She represents both children and adults who have suffered brain damage as a result of medical treatment, including children with cerebral palsy. Catherine also handles a broad range of clinical negligence claims including obstetric and gynaecological injuries, spinal injuries, visual impairment, amputations and fatal claims. Catherine has a proven track record of securing good results in complex high value cases, particularly those involving life changing injuries. She is a strong negotiator who has been praised for her confidence and conviction in fighting for the best outcome. She is recognised for ability to resolve complex issues and to successfully conclude challenging cases, including those considered too difficult by other firms. Catherine is recommended for the way she guides people through the complicated and technical legal process. She helps to secure answers and obtain the compensation to fund care and equipment that can help rebuild their lives. She is praised for her “patience and positivity” and for her supportive, empathetic approach – helping reduce the stress of litigation during what can be a difficult and emotional time. Catherine is listed as a Recommended Lawyer and recognised as a Rising Star in The Legal 500 (2024 edition), meaning she makes a material difference to the firm’s offering. Catherine is accredited as a legal panel member by AvMA, the specialist charity dealing with medical accidents, and also as a senior litigator by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL). Catherine is also ranked as a Leading Individual in Chambers & Partners (2024).
Freeths LLP
Catherine Bell
Consultant
Hall Brown Family Law
Catherine Bennett
Experience Catherine has over 12 years’ experience of handling complex, sensitive and high value claims for Defendants. She is a Nominated Partner for NHS Resolution and manages a team of lawyers undertaking a broad range of case work of differing value and complexity. She also manages Capsticks’ Claims Handling Service which provides an innovative, outsourced service for the management of healthcare organisations’ claims. Expertise Catherine is a recognised expert in defending the most challenging claims, including those concerning alleged breaches of human rights. Although very experienced in traditional court based litigation, Catherine has used mediation successfully on behalf of defendants on numerous occasions. Catherine is well known for leading the Capsticks’ claims handling service. She has developed an innovative in-house administrative service for Trusts. Training is one of Catherine’s passions and she has lectured extensively on medico-legal topics and trends in litigation at board level.
Capsticks LLP
Catherine Dabrowska
Associate
Elkington + Fife LLP
Catherine Dear
Associate Solicitor Catherine regularly acts and has considerable experience of dealing with complex property disputes for commercial and individual clients across a range of sectors including development, retail, housing and corporate occupiers. Catherine is regularly instructed and advises on all real estate dispute matters including freehold and leasehold disputes, landlord and tenant disputes (residential and commercial), complex and conditional break clauses, dilapidations, breach of restrictive covenants and recovery of rent and service charge. In addition to this Catherine is growing and developing her specialisms in business rates and rights of light and is regularly writing articles for the property publications on business rates and has been quoted within the press. Catherine has also provided training to RICS on rights of light and service charge disputes.
Irwin Mitchell
Catherine Eason
Catherine was promoted to Partner in 2023. She has extensive experience in large scale fraud cases and asset recovery and is an up-and-coming leader in the area. Catherine has been involved in a number of the firm’s largest and most high-profile cases, and acts for a range of clients from around the world, including high-net-worth individuals, banks and sovereign states. She has a breath of experience in both obtaining and resisting urgent injunctive relief, as well managing significant cases through to trial and enforcement. Catherine joined PCB Litigation (as it then was) in November 2017 after working in the litigation team of a large UK bank, advising on banking and general commercial issues. Prior to that Catherine was a civil litigator and Crown prosecutor for the Office of the Crown Solicitor, Auckland. She also has experience in regulatory prosecution and has conducted jury trials and other criminal hearings. Catherine was admitted to the bar in New Zealand in 2013 and is enrolled as a Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand. She has acted and appeared as both junior and sole counsel in the New Zealand District Court, High Court and Court of Appeal. Catherine holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Politics from the University of Otago, and spent a semester studying at the University of St Gallen, Switzerland.
PCB Byrne
Catherine Eley
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Catherine Fehler
Catherine is a Partner in the Media Disputes team. Catherine’s practice includes complex disputes in the media sector, a specialism she has focused on for her entire career, and she has a recognised expertise in defamation and privacy. She supports clients with intellectual property disputes, challenges to registered trade marks, performance rights issues, management disputes, corporate contractual disputes and matters of professional negligence and breaches of fiduciary duties, and also advises on reputation management. Catherine acts for a range of high profile clients from the media and corporate sectors, including performers, musicians and independent record and publishing labels. Catherine has significant expertise in Court of Protection matters, including the practice and procedures of the Court; and was an appointed professional Deputy.
Hamlins LLP
Catherine Flood
Catherine is a managing associate who advises clients on the development, financing, production and exploitation of feature films, television programmes and other content across both traditional and new media platforms. Catherine’s primary practice is her work with major US studios and streamers, including extensive work with Apple and Amazon. Additionally, she serves a range of UK independent film and television producers, as well as individual rightsholders, with notable clients including Complete Fiction, Marv and DNA Films. Catherine has a particular specialism in development and production work, where she advises on the full scope of legal and business affairs matters, taking a commercial and pragmatic approach. Catherine’s involvement in projects includes initial rights acquisition, copyright and chain of title issues through to all stages of production (from prep to post), dealing with the negotiation of cast, crew, location, production services and supplier agreements, as well as clearances. Catherine is very knowledgeable on union matters and regularly advises on the application of collective bargaining agreements to UK projects.
Harbottle & Lewis LLP
Catherine Forshaw
Catherine is a Senior Associate in our sports law team and leads our focuses on rugby and women in sport. She handles contentious and non-contentious regulatory, safeguarding, athlete eligibility, anti-doping and general commercial litigation matters for a wide range of clients, including national governing bodies, sports clubs, athletes, players and agents. Catherine has significant experience in advising national governing bodies and football clubs in relation to their regulatory frameworks and associated policies and procedures.
Brabners LLP
Catherine Gannon
Managing Partner
Gannons Commercial Law Limited
Catherine Haugh
Catherine is highly experienced at resolving commercial disputes of all kinds, many of which are complex, high value and/or commercially sensitive. Her practice encompasses breach of contract claims, director/shareholder disputes, public procurement claims and negligence. She acts for corporate and individual clients in both the private and public sector, including utilities and logistics companies, local Government departments, retailers, individual shareholders/directors, technology companies and partnerships. Catherine has considerable experience of litigating in the various divisions of the High Court and the Court of Appeal, and also regularly acts for clients in arbitrations and mediations. Catherine recognises that no two disputes are the same, and she works with her clients to understand their commercial objectives and then build a strategy designed to achieve those objectives as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.
Foot Anstey
Catherine Hawkes
Catherine is a Senior Associate in our Employment & HR team based in our City of London office. Catherine is an experienced employment lawyer, advising both organisations and senior executives on complex employment issues. Catherine frequently advises on discrimination matters as well as employee competition issues, including confidential information and post termination restraints. Catherine qualified in September 2015 and joined RWK Goodman in March 2017. She read law at the University of Reading and spent a year in the Netherlands at the University of Maastricht where she read European and International law. Catherine trained and qualified at Gordon Dadds and also spent a year in the City in an in-house role specialising in corporate and employment law.
RWK Goodman
Catherine Hendy
Catherine qualified as a solicitor in 2001 and joined Weightmans LLP as a solicitor in the corporate department in 2015. Catherine specialises in a broad range of corporate work including share and asset acquisitions and disposals, mergers, management buyouts and management buyins, debt and equity investment work, group reorganisations and restructures, shareholders agreements, joint ventures and general company and commercial advice. Catherine has acted for a broad range of clients including owner managed businesses, national and international corporate clients, institutional investors and management teams.
Weightmans LLP
Catherine Henney
Legal Director
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP