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Christian Massey
I’m a Partner in Michelmores’ Private Property and Landed Estates team, and head of the Private Wealth team. Working closely with a mix of well-known individuals, entrepreneurs, companies, trustees and charities, I’m generally tasked with advising them on substantial landed estate, agricultural, country house and high value residential property transactions, whether as vendor or purchaser, as well as assisting with legal issues arising from the day-to-day management of those properties. I’ve dealt with properties all over England and Wales, but I’m particularly active in the Cotswolds, Oxfordshire and “M4 corridor” regions. I’m proud to say that I’m Top Ranked in Chambers UK and recognised as a High Value Residential Property law expert in Chambers High Net Worth, the independent legal guide. I am also a Recommended Lawyer for Agriculture & Estates by the Legal 500. While much of my work has a property focus, my clients old and new rarely hesitate to ask for advice on any subject that affects them, their lives or their families. I thrive on developing and maintaining long-term relationships, often across several generations of one family, and bringing on the people at Michelmores who are going to look after those same families in the future is really important to me. I think that growing with our clients and their families is a legacy to be proud of. My journey with Michelmores has been an interesting one. I joined the Firm in my twenties and while I moved on to develop a successful career elsewhere, I always remembered the great culture and strong moral compass; when I finally came back here twenty years later, it was exactly as I’d remembered it, while evolving and growing to become even better. Areas of Expertise Agriculture International Private Wealth Private Property & Landed Estates Private Wealth Property Christian Massey - Partner - Private Property & Landed Estates | Michelmores
Michelmores LLP
Christian Smith
Christian is the firm’s Head of Dispute Resolution and oversees the commercial litigation department’s busy and varied practice. He has over 20 years’ experience representing individual and corporate clients across a broad range of sectors. Christian has considerable experience advising and acting in shareholder disputes and insolvency proceedings and is regularly instructed by clients seeking or defending injunctions. His steadfast and hands-on approach in fast-paced, highly contentious litigation brings many of his cases to an early resolution. Clients value Christian’s ability to get to grips with disputes quickly and find practical solutions to complex problems. He has been recognised as "The steadiest of hands; superb with clients" - Legal 500, 2020. Christian also enjoys working relationships with many of the UK’s leading insolvency practitioners. He is regularly instructed to consider claims by liquidators against directors, claims of misfeasance, preferences, transactions at an undervalue and breach of director’s duties. Christian and his team provide a full-service commercial dispute offering; working closely with lawyers from across the firm’s other practice areas to review existing commercial contracts and advise on corporate governance and risk management generally. The team design and implement proficient litigation and enforcement strategies to protect, defend and enforce their client’s interests.
Seddons GSC LLP
Christian Taylor
Christian has more than twenty years of experience in advising clients in relation to a broad range of commercial real estate matters. He acts for investors in commercial and high end residential real estate and for developers of residential, commercial and mixed use schemes. Christian also has particular experience in acting for businesses in the transport (including aviation and shipping), logistics and distribution sector in regard to their real estate requirements. This includes giving advice on landlord and tenant matters.
Seddons GSC LLP
Christian Wilson
Christian is a specialist Employee Ownership Trust lawyer and is ranked a Leading Individual in Legal 500 and a Notable Practitioner in Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession. Having supported owner managed businesses through the trials and tribulations of trade sales and management buy-outs, Christian now predominantly supports companies considering a transition to employee ownership. Having led the project to take the first law firm in the UK into a model of employee ownership Christian’s work includes supporting other law firms to become employee-owned in the highly regulated world of law firm ownership and management. In the last year alone Christian has worked with, advised and supported over 30 companies to consider, begin and complete their succession into employee ownership. Christian is an independent trustee of three EOTs and has been chair of several charities and was a non-executive director of the Eden Project.
Spencer West LLP
Christina Cheriyan
Director
Fieldfisher
Christina Cree
Christina is a highly proficient family law solicitor who joined us in 2014, having worked at firms in West London and Lancaster. She became Partner and Head of Family Department in 2015, describing HMG as “a small firm where individuals matter”. She is supremely experienced in matrimonial matters, particularly divorce and financial settlements, as well as pre-nuptial agreements, and matters arising from the breakdown of cohabiting relationships and issues surrounding children. When approached by a client Christina really listens, always sensitive to heightened emotions in difficult situations, giving space where it is needed. She takes her time to explain the law and how it applies to the client’s individual circumstances. “Clients need to know what the likely outcome of their matter is – what money they will be left with, what the arrangements for the children might be. If they are being unrealistic, I don’t shy away from telling them that. I will not promise the world if it can’t be delivered. I always aim to provide the individual support and information clients need – my clients come to me to interpret that law for them and make it work for them and their particular circumstances.” This sincerity and understanding clearly works, as clients describe her as a good listener, trustworthy, sympathetic and effective; colleagues echoing this with descriptions like knowledgeable, powerful, caring, approachable and empathetic. Christina is a member of Resolution who promote a consolatory and non confrontational approach to family matters, an accredited specialist in Private Children Law and Complex Financial Remedies and Chair of Oxfordshire Resolution. Christina is also listed in Legal 500 where she is described as “impressed by her confidence (not misplaced) in advising clients. She always gets it bang on. She is a fighter and won’t stop until she gets the client what they are due (and more sometimes). An excellent tactician and lawyers and clients have confidence in her and rightly so”.
RWK Goodman
Christina Duck
Senior Associate
Ashtons Legal
Christina McDonald
Christina joined Weightmans in 2007 and is a Principal Associate in the large loss team in Liverpool. She has considerable experience in defending catastrophic motor, employers' liability and public liability claims, for insurers and their insureds and for the Motor Insurers' Bureau. Christina deals with claims involving fatalities, traumatic brain injuries, spinal injuries, complex orthopaedic injuries, psychiatric injury and chronic pain.
Weightmans LLP
Christina Polychronakis
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Christine Anglesea
Christine is an IP director and member of the firm’s tech and engineering practice groups. Christine has amassed significant experience of drafting and prosecuting patent applications in high tech and physics areas of technology. In particular she has worked on computer implemented inventions, telecommunications, nanotechnology, audio processing and health devices. During her time at Swindell & Pearson, Christine has established trusted relationships with some of the firm’s multinational clients by providing consistently high-quality work within agreed budgets and time frames. Christine drafts patent applications which are suitable for use all over the world. She has a reputation for drafting clear and comprehensive patent applications and enjoys working closely with inventors and clients to make sure that the patent applications are technically correct and focussed on the client’s commercial interests. Christine prosecutes a significant number of patent applications before the European Patent Office and is very experienced in the nuances of European law. She is skilled in optimising patent applications for prosecution in Europe and in formulating strategies for obtaining allowance of these patent applications before the European Patent Office. Before joining Swindell and Pearson Christine graduated from the University of Cambridge where she studied experimental and theoretical physics and learned to adapt her northern accent so that southerners could understand her. When she is not at work, Christine spends most of her time caring for her young family and occasionally swimming with her local swimming club Etwall Eagles.
Swindell & Pearson Ltd
Christine Braamskamp
Christine Braamskamp serves as Managing Partner in the London office and co-leads the firm’s Investigations, Compliance, and Defense team, as well as the firm’s Culture Risk and Sensitive Investigations team. A former barrister, Christine leads highly complex criminal, reputational, and regulatory matters. Christine’s practice spans a range of industries and areas. Formerly called to the Bar in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, she brings her diverse and international civil and common law experience to a range of compliance, investigation, and white-collar defense matters.
Jenner & Block LLP
Christine Burrows
Christine has over 12 years’ experience as a non-contentious construction lawyer. Christine acts for clients across both the public and private sector. Her work involves negotiating building contracts, bonds, guarantees, collateral warranties, professional appointments and construction aspects of development agreements and agreements for lease. Her recent projects experience includes: Advising a developer on a number of high profile city centre developments including the preparation and negotiation of building contracts, appointments, warranties and security documentation; Advising investors in shopping centres and retail parks on their construction projects relating to the operation of and extension to the centres. In addition advising the investors on the construction elements of the sale of such assets; Acting for a local authority on a large town centre re-development project including retail, cinema and car parks; Advising funders on a variety of construction projects.
Shoosmiths LLP
Christine Caffrey
Senior Associate Solicitor | Employment Christine advises organisations and individuals in all areas of employment law, from maintaining harmonious employer-employee relationships to resolving disputes. She works closely with senior management and HR professionals to advise on employment contracts, policies and procedures. Christine also advises on specific employee-related issues such as disciplinaries, grievances, sickness absence, redundancy and restructuring. Christine regularly reviews and negotiates settlement agreements and gives advice to employees who are facing redundancy. She deals with tribunal proceedings in relation to a range of employment matters including unfair dismissal, breach of contract, discrimination claims and whistleblowing. In addition, Christine specialises in data protection law. This involves advising organisations on how to meet their legal obligation to manage and protect personal data and helping them address complaints and suspected data breaches.
SA Law LLP
Christine Chiew
Christine is an immigration lawyer specialising in both private-client (including high-net-worth individuals) and corporate immigration. She also advises on all aspects of relocating to the UK and UK business generally. Christine has a wealth of experience and knowledge in corporate immigration and sponsor licence applications for organisations who wish to employ foreign workers. She frequently advises Tier 1 (Investor), Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) and overseas clients wishing to establish themselves in the UK. Christine has expertise in advising private clients and their families (unmarried/civil partners, spouses, children, and domestic workers) on full immigration/relocation, from leave to enter/remain applications and extensions, to settlement and obtaining citizenships. Christine speaks English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Malay.
Keystone Law
Christine De Ferrars
Partner, specialising in real estate development projects. Particular expertise in large scale residential projects and estate management/long-term stewardship schemes.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Christine Dowdall-Platt
Christine advises borrowers and lenders on a range of domestic and cross-border debt finance transactions. Christine’s experience includes leveraged finance, real estate finance, corporate acquisitions, general corporate facilities and specialty finance.
Macfarlanes LLP
Christine Dubignon
Partner
Forsters LLP
Christine Dyson
Christine is a Partner and Solicitor at Hodge Jones & Allen, where she heads the Court of Protection & Deputyship department. She is also a Director of the Hodge Jones & Allen Trust Corporation Limited. She specialises in property and financial affairs Court of Protection applications, including Statutory Wills, trustee matters, and gift applications. Christine acts as a professional Deputy for over 50 clients, many of whom have sustained catastrophic injuries and received substantial damages or interim payments. Christine works closely with clinical negligence and personal injury lawyers to provide the evidence required for successful claims. She also manages interim funds, supports clients through the financial aspects of their claims, and provides expert witness statements on deputyship costs in litigation proceedings. In addition to her Deputyship work, Christine acts as a professional trustee, helping clients understand their financial awards and guiding them in managing their money within a safe, protected framework. Her approach ensures clients are empowered to make informed financial decisions. Christine has successfully completed the intermediate tier Professional Deputies Forum qualification.
Hodge Jones & Allen
Christine Hart
Christine is a Legal Director in our employment and pensions team. She is an experienced employment lawyer who handles issues such as TUPE, industrial relations, employment tribunal claims, HR-related matters and recruitment sector legal issues. Christine acts for employers across the North West ranging from SMEs and family businesses to large corporates, as well as business owners and senior leaders such as directors. Christine has a strong background in contentious and non-contentious matters and has practised in employment law for over a decade. In addition, Christine regularly provides training to businesses on key issues ranging from disciplinaries and grievances to anti-bullying and harassmentShe trained under employment judge Paul Holmes and served as Head of Employment at a Bolton-based law firm prior to joining us.Christine is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association.
Brabners LLP
Christine Philips
Partner
Fieldfisher
Christophe JOFFE
Partner
Joffe & Partners LLP
Christopher Ainsworth
Member
Freeths LLP
Christopher Allen
Partner
Rosenblatt Law
Christopher Axford
Christopher is the Head of Corporate and is a member of Druces Executive Committee which manages the firm’s direction and vision for the future. He deals with a broad range of corporate and commercial matters, including AIM and AQSE work, national and international joint ventures and group restructuring. He specialises in mergers and acquisitions in regulated industries and has particular expertise in advising financiers, investors, owners and operators in the leisure and healthcare sectors. He is also experienced in dealing with Sharia’a compliant transactions. Christopher is a contributing author of Jordans “Care Standards: A Practical Guide” (2009). He read Economics at Exeter University before switching his interests to Law and being called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of Lincolns Inn and cross qualifying as a solicitor in 2003. He joined Druces in October 2007 from another City practice where he was a Partner. He lives in Canary Wharf with his wife Claire. His interests include fine wine and food, the theatre, reading and he occasionally remembers that he is a member of a gym. In Legal 500, 2020, Christopher is recommended for his work on corporate and commercial M&A, “health sector transactions” and is renowned for his “extensive experience in acting in regulated environments.” He is recognised for making clients “feel very valued” while “also being extremely professional”. Chris heads the Islamic Finance team, well known for “offering timely and commercial advice”, who act for Middle Eastern investors in property investment deals. He also heads the real estate finance team which is “hands-on, pragmatic and focused on execution”, noted for its niche specialisms in sharia-compliant transactions and syndicated property investment. In Legal 500 2019, Christopher is recognised for his work within the healthcare sector, a sector strength for the Druces LLP team, when he acted for Montreux Healthcare Fund on its acquisition of Active Assistance (UK) Group, and advised part of Pickstock Group on the sale of a residential nursing home to Guide Total Care Group. Christopher heads the real estate finance team who are said to “demonstrate an excellent technical ability, are thorough and methodical, and best of all are an absolute pleasure to deal with”. He also heads the Islamic Finance team who have particular experience in real estate securities. “Chris Axford, on the banking side, is always working hard to ensure our documentation is up-to-date in all respects and keeping us well-protected”
Druces LLP