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Christopher Letters
Partner
Gowling WLG
Christopher Leung
Director
Fieldfisher
Christopher Lillywhite
Christopher is a commercial litigation and international arbitration Partner at Velitor Law. He specialises in complex, high-value international disputes and has advised clients across a broad range of sectors, including financial services, metallurgy and mining, renewable energy and industrial manufacturing. He has particular expertise in shareholder disputes, claims involving directors’ duties and civil fraud. As a litigator, he has experience at all levels of the English courts and he has appeared in both commercial and investment arbitrations (including as advocate) conducted under a variety of different arbitral rules including the LCIA, ICC and ICSID Rules.
Velitor Law
Christopher Maulkin
Director, Solicitor & Collaborative Lawyer
Family Law Partners
Christopher Millard
Christopher has over 35 years' experience in technology law, both in academia and legal practice. Christopher Millard is Professor of Privacy and Information Law and head of the Cloud Legal Project in the Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London. He has over 35 years' experience in technology law, both in academia and legal practice. In recent years, his research has related mainly to contractual and regulatory issues in cloud computing, the internet of things, machine learning, blockchain, and robotics. His first book, Legal Protection of Computer Programs and Data (1985), was one of the first international comparative law works in the field and he has since published widely on legal and regulatory issues relating to information technology, data protection, e-commerce, and internet law. Christopher is Editor and Co-Author of Cloud Computing Law (Oxford University Press, 2nd edition 2021) and is a founding Editor of both the International Journal of Law and Information Technology and of International Data Privacy Law. He is a Fellow and former Chair of the Society for Computers & Law, a past-President of the International Federation of Computer Law Associations, and a past-Chair of the Technology Law Committee of the International Bar Association.
Bristows LLP
Christopher Nuttall
Head of Pensions
HCR Law
Christopher Proudley
Christopher is a consultant in our Real Estate team. He specialises in planning and compulsory purchase, advising both the private and public sectors on all related matters and has practiced in this area since qualification. He advises on planning policy, applications and appeals for planning permissions, negotiation of section 106 agreements and submission of unilateral undertakings, as well as CIL liability. He also deals with contracts for sale of land conditional on planning permission, compulsory purchase matters, both promoting and resisting, and town centre and other brown field site regeneration. He advises on infrastructure agreements, listed buildings and conservation areas, the risk of judicial review and road closure orders. He regularly speaks on planning and related matters, both at conferences and individually for his clients.
Druces LLP
Christopher Richards
PSL Principal Associate
Gowling WLG
Christopher Shelley
Partner in the IP and commercial department, specialising in intellectual property and competition law; practice includes all aspects of these areas of law, principally non-contentious; IP practice focuses on science and technology-based companies, particularly in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, and the publishing sector.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Christopher Sing
Partner heading up the employment law team across Freeths’ Milton Keynes and Oxford offices. Head of schools in the Freeths national education team. Specialising in all aspects of employment law with experience in both non-contentious and contentious matters. Having previously trained as a barrister, strengths include identifying and avoiding potential disputes and conducting negotiation and advocacy in the employment tribunals.
Freeths LLP
Christopher Smith
Senior Associate Dr. Christopher Smith handles patents and registered designs in the electronics and software fields. Chris joined Reddie & Grose in 2010 and qualified as a European Patent Attorney in 2014. He works mainly in the electrical and computing fields.
Reddie & Grose LLP
Christopher Stanwell
Christopher is a leading strategic adviser in all aspects of planning and compulsory purchase law. His expertise spans mixed-use regeneration, heritage, housing, retail, leisure, offices, and data centres, with particular focus on energy and infrastructure projects. His judicial review experience includes the Supreme Court and prominent Court of Appeal cases. He has acted as a Parliamentary Agent on behalf of those affected by nationally significant infrastructure projects, such as HS2 and Crossrail, as well as advising on amending legislation and public affairs and policy. Christopher advises on legal aspects of Net Zero, Climate Change, Biodiversity Net Gain, and ESG. He also has considerable experience on the interaction of planning law with procurement and regulatory law. He regularly carries out legal reviews of planning applications to make sure they are compliant and minimise the prospects of a successful legal challenge to a development. In addition, he has advised on some of the most significant lettings and corporate transactions where planning due diligence has played a key role. His clients include developers, banks, funds, institutions, private clients and operators in the energy, leisure, waste, and transport sectors.
Keystone Law
Christopher Stiles
Partner
Gowling WLG
Christopher Tayton
Position Chris Tayton is a partner in the dispute resolution team, advising on all types of commercial disputes, including public procurement, product liability, IT and IP, as well as commercial agency disputes. His insightful expertise ensures practical and cost-effective solutions to achieving clients’ objectives, from reaching an early amicable resolution, to issuing legal proceedings for urgent protection. Clients include a wide range of businesses, from international shipping companies to local businesses and, as well as advising on all types of commercial disputes. Commercial Agents Regulations Advised many principals and commercial agents on their rights and duties under the Regulations. This has included acting on a successful international arbitration brought against a Swedish listed company leading to a multi-million pound award, and defending a UK plc against a substantial claim for compensation brought by a disgruntled former agent. IT disputes Extensive experience advising the legal and commercial issues confronting IT dispute suppliers, software and hardware designers, as well as businesses using these services. Judicial review and public procurement challenges Advises businesses and public authorities on public procurement challenges and judicial reviews, including defending a local authority against a judicial review of their decision made in respect of a Foundation School and challenging a decision made by the Welsh Government to award a high value services contract. Product Liability Experienced in acting for manufacturers/suppliers on product liability claims including product recalls, as well as consumers and customer seeking redress for defective products.
Clarkslegal LLP
Christopher Tite
Christopher represents corporate, entrepreneurial and UHNW clients from around the world. He helps them to create, grow and protect their business and private wealth. His work covers the full legal spectrum and is both advisory and transactional. It frequently involves the provision of general counsel and family office-style services. Christopher has a long-standing involvement with the ports sector in the UK and internationally. He is a non-executive director of The Bristol Port Company and a founder member of UK Port Advisers. He is the Consulting Editor to Halsbury’s Laws of England on Ports & Harbours and he was a member of the British Government’s former UKTI Ports Advisory Group. He has particular experience of corporate governance, gained from external board appointments and his trusteeships of several significant charitable and private trusts. He is a member of the Greenwich Hospital Advisory Board (a Crown foundation and the Royal Navy’s oldest charity) and was previously a trustee of the Fleet Air Arm Museum and the Tall Ships Youth Trust. Christopher is a Freeman of the City of London.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Christopher Towner
Chris specialises in commercial projects work with particular expertise in the energy sector. Chris spent six years in the energy and projects team at Herbert Smith, advising a range of companies, merchant banks and public sector clients in relation to a wide range of issues connected with the UK electricity and gas markets. The matters he has advised on range from large cross-border mergers and acquisitions to day-to-day advice on the terms of contracts with customers and suppliers. Chris has also spent six months on secondment to Eastern Natural Gas and Calor Gas.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Christopher Williams
Patner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Christos Michaels
Christos is a highly respected film lawyer with almost 30 years experience advising UK and international film production companies on all aspects of production, film finance and distribution. He has been Head of Film at Lee & Thompson for over 6 years. Prior to joining Lee & Thompson, he spent 6 years as Head of Business Affairs at Icon Entertainment & Icon Distribution. As a partner at Lee & Thompson, he has played a pivotal role in structuring and negotiating deals across the independent and studio sectors, working with producers, financiers, and talent to bring feature films and high-end television projects to life. Throughout his career, Christos has developed an in-depth understanding of the UK production landscape, having advised on a wide array of projects that exemplify the rich diversity of British cinema. His portfolio includes clients ranging from emerging producers to established production companies, and he has advised on numerous BAFTA nominated films.
Lee & Thompson LLP
Chuanli Ding
Managing Director
Lisa's Law Solicitors
Chuks Ibechukwu
Managing Partner, OA UK LLP
Olaniwun Ajayi (UK) LLP
Chun Wong
Chun Wong is the Head of the Dispute Resolution team at Hodge Jones & Allen. She has over 15 years litigation experience and specialises in a wide range of civil litigation disciplines especially contested probate and TOLATA claims. She strives to provide an excellent service to her clients whether they are Claimants or Defendants, bringing or defending claims in county courts, the High Court or the Court of Appeal. Notable cases include Kousouros v O'Halloran and another [2014] EWHC 2294 (Ch) and TPKN v Ministry of Justice (2019) EWHC 1488 (QB). Chun has appeared on radio, TV and press and is a keen blogger and user of LinkedIn.
Hodge Jones & Allen
Ciara Campfield
Ciara has amassed a wealth of experience advising a range of education institutions on corporate, commercial and governance matters. She has a particular interest and specialism in advising on the development of joint ventures and multi-partner collaborations comprising local authorities, education and business. She has a particular interest in advising general further education colleges and sixth form colleges on corporate and commercial matters, including mergers, restructures and federations. A core aspect of Ciara’s work involves advising on the set up of new education institutions (academies and group training organisations offering skills-based learning focused on local area and needs). Ciara also provides a range of commercial and corporate advice to academy trusts and spends her time advising the largest multi academy trusts on project work and public procurement issues and strategy.
Stone King LLP
Ciara Cullen
Ciara leads RPC's Consumer Brands & Retail sector group and has acted as a trusted advisor for over 20 years to some of the world’s best-known consumer brands, across Food & Drink, Fashion & Beauty, Luxury, FMCG, Tech & Digital Media. Ciara has deep sector knowledge and plays a pivotal role in helping clients and industry players navigate the fast-moving Consumer Brands & Retail landscape. An IP specialist, Ciara advises on the full range of IP rights and supports brands with IP exploitation and enforcement, licensing and collaboration, and sponsorship opportunities. Ciara has significant litigation experience before the UK and Irish High Courts and Courts of Appeal, IPEC, and ICC and has helped clients successfully resolve disputes through all forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Ciara’s practice also has a strong regulatory focus supporting clients with their key strategic priorities, including the implementation of their net zero strategies, the design and roll out of their green marketing campaigns and cutting-edge product innovations. Ciara also has a wealth of experience helping clients manage customer and supply chain relationships, including the resolution of disputes relating to supply and logistics, exclusive distribution rights, lead brewer terms, and licensing arrangements - whether through contract management, mediation, arbitration, or litigation. A recognised thought leader, Ciara regularly contributes to leading industry journals (e.g. Managing IP, The Distillers Journal, The Brewers Journal) and speaks at key industry events (Retail Week GC Summit, BRC's Climate Action Week Panel, Low2No Bev Show, and The Gin Guild annual conference).
RPC
Ciara Jenkins
Ciara is an Associate in the Employment, Pensions and Immigration Team. Ciara advises employers on the full spectrum of employment law across a number of sectors, with significant experience in the retail sector in particular. Ciara’s non-contentious experience includes drafting employment contracts, service agreements, settlement agreements and employment policies and procedures. She advises clients on general day-to-day employment issues such as disciplinary and grievance procedures, managing sickness absence and managed exits as well as HR projects such as redundancies and restructures. Ciara’s practice also includes the provision of employment support in commercial and corporate matters, often involving the application of TUPE. On the contentious side, Ciara acts for employer clients defending Employment Tribunal claims and she has dealt with claims involving unfair dismissal, constructive dismissal, redundancy, whistleblowing and complex discrimination. Ciara also has experience of preparing and presenting training on a variety of topics, including employment law updates and managing performance and malingerers.
Weightmans LLP