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Ceri Stoner
Ceri is a partner in the tax group advising companies across all aspects of their taxation requirements, including tax transformation projects, with particular expertise in the technology and media sectors. She has a broad range of experience advising in relation to mergers and acquisitions, special projects, corporate structuring and re-organisations, as well as incentive arrangements for management and other employees. Ceri’s practice also includes advising on investment fund formation and carried interest arrangements, asset management and new start up business structures.
Wiggin LLP
Ceri-Ann McGraa
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Ceri-Ann Taylor
Ceri-Ann Taylor is a Legal Director in the Bristol Clinical Negligence Enable Law team. She has 17 years post qualification experience and is a member of the Law Society's Clinical Negligence Accreditation Scheme. Ceri's main specialism lies in delay in diagnosis of cancer cases, acting for patients who are facing a difficult diagnosis, or acting for bereaved families. Ceri also has a growing reputation for acting for patients who have experienced negligent over-prescribing of Tramadol, a dangerous and highly addictive opiate when not prescribed/consumed sensibly. Ceri also specialises in a wide range of other cases particularly spinal injury, and gynaecological cases. She is previously a Trustee of Compass Disability and continues to work closely with various charities who support her clients. https://www.enablelaw.com/team/ceri-ann-taylor/
Foot Anstey
Ceris Gardner
Ceris is a partner and head of the Charity and Philanthropy practice and head of the Immigration practice. Ceris' areas of expertise include tax, estate planning, family governance, charity law and philanthropy and immigration. She advises UK and non-UK domiciled and resident individuals, families, estates and trustees on UK and international tax and succession issues, establishing UK and offshore trusts, family limited partnerships and other cross border asset-holding structures. Ceris also has a wealth of experience advising on immigration, philanthropy and art and heritage property matters. Her wide-ranging experience means that, for clients, she is eminently qualified to take on the role of their trusted adviser. Ceris is well known for advising both grant-making and operational charities on matters of charity law and tax with a particular emphasis recently on governance and risk issues. She has twice won the "Trusted Advisor of the Year" award at the STEP Private Client Awards, a coveted accolade which is based on votes of STEP members. She appears on the 2019 Private Client Global Elite, which is the list of the world's elite lawyers advising UHNW. Ceris is named as a Leading Individual in the Legal 500 Directory and is ranked in Band 1 in the Chambers HNW guide 2020. She was named as one of the UK's Top Ten Tax and Trust Lawyers by Spear's Magazine in 2019 and 2020 and appears in the 2020 Spears 500. She was also ranked by Best Lawyers 2021 as a leading specialist in Charity Law, Art Law and Trusts and Personal Tax. Ceris is a trustee of Crimestoppers UK, Philanthropy Impact and National Philanthropic Trust Transatlantic and is Chair of the board of trustees of National Philanthropic Trust UK.
Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP
Cerise White
Cerise represents family members and vulnerable individuals in proceedings before the Court of Protection under the Mental Capacity Act 2005. Her work focuses on issues concerning a vulnerable adult’s capacity and best interests, in relation to both health and welfare and property and affairs. She is regularly instructed by the Official Solicitor in section 16 and section 21A Court of Protection proceedings, and has extensive experience acting for P through RPPR’s, and family members. Cerise also represents individuals in community care matters, including challenges and disputes arising under the Care Act 2014, and advises clients in relation to local authority duties and decision-making.
Miles & Partners LLP
Chandni Jobanputra
Managing Associate based in the South East
Ionic Legal
Chani Dhaliwal
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Chantal Beck
Senior Associate
Ashtons Legal
Chantal Stroker
Partner
TLT
Chantale Hooper
Chantale is an expert on banking and finance disputes, insolvency, debt recovery, contractual disputes, Enforcement of Judgment and regulatory matters and claims, including consumer credit claims. Committed to achieving the best result that is commercially satisfactory to the client, she says that she always gives the client options along with her recommendation on the best way forward. Outside of work Chantale enjoys dancing, being involved in the PTA at her children’s school, as well as walking the dog!
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Chantall Ul Haq-Weedon
Partner - Private Wealth
Weightmans LLP
Charlene Nelson
Charlene is a Chartered Trade Mark Attorney in our Intellectual Property team with over 10 years’ experience in the field. She assists clients in navigating through the complexities of trade mark and design right registration procedures around the world. In particular, she helps clients obtain a balanced and cost-effective portfolio of rights to enable them to support their strategic and commercial objectives and place them in the best position to avoid and resolve disputes quickly. Further, she regularly conducts clearance searches in the UK and elsewhere to ensure that new brands are free to use. Over the years, she has worked with a variety of different sized clients across different sectors and enjoys getting to know clients and understanding their businesses in order to provide targeted and bespoke advice. Charlene is an active member of ECTA and represents the UK on the Publications Committee.
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Charles Arrand
Charles is an experienced regulatory crime solicitor advising corporations and their directors on investigations, prosecutions and other enforcement actions in relation to the offences which can be committed by companies, including bribery and corruption, environmental, waste and nuisance, corporate manslaughter, health and safety, trading standards, animal welfare, pricing and promotions, food labelling, food hygiene and food safety, weights and measures, Coroner's inquests, product recall and product safety etc. Charles has over 20 years’ experience in pretty much all sectors but in particular - retail, food and drink, hospitality and leisure, manufacturing, rail, construction, property and facilities management, automotive, government and defence, mining, transport, warehousing and logistics, and healthcare and acts for individuals as well as many well-known global and high street businesses. Charles is acutely aware of reputational risk/brand protection and is used to having to act and advise in high profile matters. Charles is ranked locally and nationally in various legal directories over many years, and is a regular speaker at seminars and events, a provider of bespoke training for clients and umbrella bodies, a writer of articles on various subjects within his expertise and a reviewing editor of leading textbook Consumer and Trading Standards: Law and Practice.
Shoosmiths LLP
Charles Atkins
Partner and Head of Department since joining Gordons in 2007. Work undertaken includes defending claims of clinical negligence, representing clients at Inquests and Inquiries and representing professionals before their Regulatory bodies.
Gordons Partnership 2020 Limited
Charles Avens
Partner - Head of Immigration
Collyer Bristow LLP
Charles Bond
Partner, Head of Capital Markets Natural Resources (UK)
Gowling WLG
Charles Boyne
Charles has a wealth of experience in disputes relating to finance and insolvency and has represented financial institutions, corporate clients and insolvency practitioners. He has acted for an international property developer involving a high profile shareholder dispute regarding the ownership of a Premier League football club. Charles was instructed by the Insolvency Service in relation to progressing director disqualification proceedings and public interest winding up petitions and advised on the first compensation order application under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986. He provides advice to insolvency practitioners helping them to recover and realise assets of the insolvent company or the bankrupt for their creditors. Charles acts for a number of banking institutions assisting them with enforcing security against corporates and individuals. Charles represents clients faced with the threat of insolvency and has experience in making applications to restrain the presentation of winding up petitions, setting aside statutory demands and preparing applications for injunctive relief.
Weightmans LLP
Charles Braithwaite
Partner
Collyer Bristow LLP
Charles Buckworth
Charles leads RPC's Fintech practice and is an experienced non-contentious technology and outsourcing partner within RPC's commercial, technology and outsourcing group. He is an expert in commercial contracts and tech-related transactions, focusing on large, complex, and/or strategic transactions for his clients. His focus is across multiple sectors, and he is an acknowledged expert in matters relating to tech and financial services. His clients include tech companies, insurers, brokers, payment schemes, payment institutions, other financial services firms and corporates of all sizes. He is a member of techUK’s financial services working group.
RPC
Charles Burnett
Charles is a leading practitioner in asylum, human rights and complex immigration matters, with particular expertise in cases involving political persecution. His practice covers international refugee law, public and administrative law, and a broad scope of human rights and immigration issues. Charles oversees the firm’s most complex asylum and human rights cases, including discretionary immigration applications, high-level appeals, judicial reviews of Government decisions and challenging removals matters. Charles sets the strategic direction of these cases and provides high-level advice to individuals facing immigration decisions involving asylum and human rights matters. Charles has extensive experience in multi-jurisdictional protection cases in the UK and abroad, including matters requiring engagement with international institutions. He manages complicated cases and coordinates strategic solutions with Counsel and leading country experts. His analytical, detail-focused approach enables him to develop strong and effective strategies for individuals requiring international protection in complex human rights cases.
Gherson LLP
Charles Cameron
Partner; Charles advises sponsors, trustees and insurers on corporate pension plans. His experience ranges from pension plan restructuring driven by M&A or insolvency, to funding and covenant negotiations on change of control, to plan closures. Corporate pension plans combine uniquely the features of reputation sensitivity and financial risk in a legal context which is complex, highly regulated and where the positions of trustees, sponsors, shareholders, employers, unions, regulators and politicians need reconciling. Charles has a lot of experience in doing so, and in leading or being part of the multi-disciplinary adviser teams necessary, sourced from our financing, insurance, tax and dispute resolution groups.
Slaughter and May
Charles Courtenay
I am a Partner in Michelmores’ Commercial & Regulatory Disputes team, focusing on intellectual property and other complex disputes, with particular emphasis on cross-border, technology, and finance matters. I am dual qualified as an English barrister and a California attorney. I have litigated and advised in many major IP matters (including patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret cases), along with a number of important contract disputes in software and other technology and finance industries. I have taken key matters to trial and arbitration both in England and the United States, winning a number of important and valuable decisions. Before joining Michelmores, I led the European Intellectual Property Disputes team at Latham & Watkins, London, and spent time in-house at JP Morgan. Previously, I worked for eight years with Latham in Los Angeles, litigating for a number of the world’s leading technology firms. I am also the 19th Earl of Devon, and in 2018, I was elected to the House of Lords as a Crossbench Hereditary Peer, where I champion the interests of Devon and speak on Technology, Heritage, Agriculture, and the Environment. I am a member of the Intellectual Property All Party Parliamentary Group as well as the AI APPG. I chair conferences on technology and AI-related matters for the Westminster Forum and am also a board member of the British American Parliamentary Group. My legislative work is unrelated to my legal practice. Independent of my role at Michelmores, I am also the owner and steward of the Powderham Estate, near Exeter. Powderham is a mixed estate combining arable, pasture, forestry, and foreshore, and is centred on the ancient Courtenay family home of Powderham Castle. Expertise Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Commercial Commercial & Regulatory Disputes Intellectual Property International International Private Wealth Natural Capital Natural Capital for Development Natural Capital for Funders & Investors Natural Capital for Land Managers Natural Capital for Local & Central Government Private Wealth Sustainable Economy Technology & Innovation Charles Courtenay - Partner - Commercial & Regulatory Disputes | Michelmores
Michelmores LLP
Charles Edwards
Partner in the Personal Injury department. Charles is an experienced, collaborative practitioner with more than 25 years’ experience in the field of personal injury who thrives on achieving the best possible outcomes for his clients. He is listed in The Legal 500 Hall of Fame, which highlights lawyers who have received constant praise from their clients for continued excellence and are considered to be at the pinnacle of the legal profession. Charles specialises in the highest-value and most complex value personal injury claims, with a particular interest in claimants who have sustained either spinal cord or brain injury. He has experience in dealing with a variety of types of claims, covering road traffic accidents, accidents at work and in accidents public places. Over the past 20 years of his career at Stewarts, Charles has settled claims for clients totalling in excess of £200m. These include high-level spinal cord injury cases, brain injury cases involving minimally aware clients, high-earning City workers, and claims with an international element.
Stewarts Law LLP
Charles Enderby Smith
Charlie is a partner at Carter-Ruck. He regularly advises on international law, commercial and media disputes. He maintains a leading practice in international sanctions, spanning international administrative and judicial challenges before various tribunals including the authorities and courts of the EU, the UK, the US and the UN. Charlie maintains a pioneering sanctions practice, with his cases often testing new rules and legislation, and establishing important principles of law. He is highlighted as a recommended lawyer in the Legal 500, where he is also referred to as a “future superstar”. As well as maintaining a strong public international law practice (most notably through his work on international sanctions) Charlie regularly advises on contractual, banking, company law, harassment, libel, privacy and wider media disputes (both pre- and post-publication); more often than not in an international and multi-jurisdictional context. His client base includes high-profile, celebrity, corporate and high and ultra-high net worth individuals. Charlie’s views are often sought by media outlets as an authority on sanctions, and he has written widely on this topic and others. Charlie’s qualities include great attention to detail, strategic and creative thinking and a highly sympathetic approach to clients and their specific concerns.
Carter-Ruck