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Claire Holland

Claire is an employment partner with significant experience advising large national and international companies having worked for a large international law firm for over 10 years. Working closely with clients to understand their aims and objectives, Claire provides commercial and practical advice, helping clients to manage the employment aspects of complex transactions and internal restructuring exercises, as well as advising on the TUPE implications of business transfers and outsourcing arrangements. Claire is recognised for her responsiveness and down-to-earth approach and her ability to cut through complex areas of law to provide clear and straightforward advice. Claire also plays a lead role in the firm’s Financial Services Sector, with particular expertise advising Private Equity backed portfolio companies and Retail Financial Services’ clients, regularly advising on board level employment and strategic issues, such as senior exits and integration projects. A highlight for Claire was working on Ensono’s $405 million international acquisition of Wipro’s Hosted Data Center Services business. Claire advised on the employment implications of the stock and asset deal in the UK, including advising on the TUPE information and consultation process, as well as project managing the employment advice across eight jurisdictions.

Foot Anstey

Claire Horton

Partner

Fieldfisher

Claire Howard

Claire is head of the Serious Injury team in Southampton and specialises in claims for adults and children who have suffered life-changing injuries, which may include brain or spinal injury. These injuries can result from road accidents, accidents at work, falls from height, defective products or chemical exposure. Claire has over 20 years of experience and has acted on behalf of accident victims throughout that time. She always ensures that clients receive the rehabilitation they need via co-operation with the defendant insurer, issuing proceedings early and securing court ordered payments or, if liability is disputed, ensuring the NHS provide all available support.

Irwin Mitchell

Claire Howard-Amos

Partner

HCR Law

Claire Jackson

Partner; Claire has a broad corporate and corporate finance practice, advising on all forms of domestic and international M&A transactions, including public takeovers, private acquisitions and disposals, joint ventures, and equity financings. She has particular expertise in the pharmaceutical, life sciences and healthcare and insurance sectors. Claire also has experience in shareholder activism and has advised a number of corporate clients on recent activist campaigns.

Slaughter and May

Claire James

After her undergraduate degree, Claire completed her legal studies in the College of Law, Bristol and obtained a distinction in the Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course. After qualifying as a solicitor in 2014, Claire worked in the Contentious Trusts and Probate team of an established high street firm before joining RWK Goodman in 2021 in our Contested Wills, Trusts and Inheritance Disputes team. Claire advises on all matters related to contentious probate and aims to provide practical and easy to understand advice to her clients. Claire undertakes all types of contentious trusts and probate work including: Acting for claimants and defendants in claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975; Challenging and defending Wills in validity disputes; Advising executors and beneficiaries on issues relating to the administration of estates; and Advising claimants and defendants in relation to claims under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996.

RWK Goodman

Claire Jeffs

Partner; Claire is Co-Chair of the Competition Group globally and works in Slaughter and May’s Brussels and London offices. Claire has extensive experience of both EU and UK competition law. She has been involved in a large number of high-profile merger cases before the EU and UK competition authorities, as well as coordinating merger approvals worldwide. On the contentious side, she has been involved in many cartel and other behavioural cases, including on appeal to the General Court in Luxembourg.

Slaughter and May

Claire Jones

Bevan Brittan LLP

Claire Jones

Bevan Brittan LLP

Claire Keepax

Senior Associate (Chartered Trade Mark Attorney)

Fieldfisher

Claire Kilpatrick

Managing Associate with expertise covering a wide range of construction related matters, including advising on standard form and bespoke contracts, as well as adjudication, litigation and various forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).

Stevens & Bolton LLP

Claire Kistner

Claire is a partner specialising in corporate and acquisition/leveraged finance transactions across the mid-market finance sector, principally acting for institutional lenders and corporate borrowers. She specialises in the healthcare sector, from care homes and nurseries to pharmacies and dental practices. Claire's clients include HSBC Bank plc, Santander UK plc and OakNorth Bank plc.

Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP

Claire Lehr

Claire is a solicitor and has over 20 years’ experience in the trade mark field advising clients in their branding and trade mark matters. Claire qualified as a solicitor in 1993 and has worked both in house (Dalgety PLC and adidas) and in private practice. Her experience is international, working in The Netherlands (adidas 1998) and Germany (Bardehle and Jonas 1999 – 2007). When she returned to the UK, she joined FieldFisher as an associate, before gaining valuable experience in the London Offices of US law firms, Edwards Wildman and Cooley between 2013 – 2017. In 2018, she moved to boutique IP firm EIP LLP as a partner and joined Edwin Coe LLP as a partner in 2021. She has significant experience in advising start up companies, from their initial searches to trade mark filings. Claire’s client portfolio also includes established large entities, including clients in the financial services, gaming, restaurant and clothing sectors. She is a member of INTA and currently serves as a Project Team Leader on its Leadership Development Committee. Claire is also an active member of MARQUES, being Vice Chair of the Programming Team.

Edwin Coe LLP

Claire Leslie

Claire Leslie is a Legal Director with significant experience supporting women that have suffered injuries during their pregnancy or whilst giving birth. She manages the firm's relationship with MASIC, a charity specialising in supporting women with OASI injuries. In addition to that she manages the firm's relationship with Shine, the UKs specialist charity supporting children with spina bifida and hydrocephalus. Her easy going and caring nature means she can build connections of trust with clients that have suffered significant injury and whose long-term impact is of a personal and sensitive nature. In addition, she has a strong practise acting for families who children sustain catastrophic injuries arising out of birth.

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Claire Leung

Solicitor

Lisa's Law Solicitors

Claire Livingstone

Claire is a consumer law specialist and leads Wiggin’s Consumer Law team. She is also an experienced commercial lawyer, providing advice to clients across the media, e-commerce, and technology sectors. “Consumer law compliance can be daunting – the law is complex, and the sanctions for breach are getting much tougher. I work with businesses from start-ups to established global brands, guiding them through the network of consumer protection laws and drawing on long experience of my clients’ niche markets. Outside of the consumer arena, I regularly advise on and negotiate complex commercial deals for businesses across Wiggin’s media, e-commerce, and tech sectors. This experience enables me to quickly identify the key commercial and legal issues, and to bring deals to a close effectively, efficiently, and with the best outcome for my clients. Having undertaken a number of in-house secondments during my years at Wiggin, I understand the internal and external pressures businesses face on a day-to-day basis and advise with a genuine understanding of the client’s viewpoint.”

Wiggin LLP

Claire Longland

Senior Associate Solicitor

TV Edwards Solicitors LLP

Claire McCracken

Claire is the regional office head of our Glasgow office and a partner in Weightmans’ corporate team, leading our corporate offering in Scotland. Qualified in Scotland and England & Wales, Claire has over 20 years' experience of acting for companies and organisations ranging from owner-managed businesses to PLCs. She is sector lead for Owner Managed Business in Scotland. Claire advises on all aspects of corporate law, including mergers and acquisitions, management buyouts/buy-ins, joint ventures, investments and all types of commercial contracts. She adopts a commercial and pragmatic approach to assist clients navigate the complexities of corporate transactions. Claire advises clients in a wide range of sectors but has particular expertise in the dental, pharmacy and audiology sectors. A keen runner she also advises clients on sports law, having acted for a number of sports governing bodies, clubs, and athletes.

Weightmans LLP

Claire McNamara

Claire is a partner in the firm’s best practice group and a member of the strategy board. As director of knowledge and learning, she is responsible for developing and driving the firm's knowledge management strategy and leading a highly regarded team of knowledge lawyers, knowledge and information professionals and technologists. She guides the learning and development team in delivering and supporting the firm’s training and continuing development programmes. Claire qualified as a construction litigation lawyer in 1999. She has acted for clients across the industry in a broad range of engineering, construction and commercial disputes. successfully concluding cases through negotiated settlements and where necessary at trial including to the Supreme Court. Having established and led knowledge functions at her previous firms, she joined Penningtons Manches Cooper in 2023. With over 15 years of knowledge management experience, her focus is on using knowledge, technology and project management expertise, to ‘makes things better’ - better for clients, better for the business and better for employees. One of Claire’s main drivers for her and the team is to identify opportunities for the firm to collaborate with clients, to help them deliver their own strategic goals. As a keen supporter of Penningtons Manches Cooper’s ambition to be regarded as the most human law firm and a qualified Mental Health First Aider, Claire works closely with colleagues on the delivery of the firm’s inclusion agenda. She is a qualified solicitor advocate and change management registered practitioner. She is a member of several key networks and committees supporting KM and innovation in the legal industry as well as a regular speaker at KM events and contributes to their advisory boards.

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

Claire Morgan

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Claire Morgan

Principal Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Claire Nelson

Claire regularly deals with the acquisition, disposal, funding and management of real estate assets within the UK often through complex and tax-driven multi-jurisdictional property structures, financing and tax mitigation arrangements. She specialises in investment, acting for a number of landlords with large portfolios on all their management needs. Conversely, on the corporate occupier side, she has built up a following of private equity companies and investment managers in dealing with their office moves. This allows her to see both sides of landlord and tenant transactions and enables her to cut through unnecessary arguments, saving time and money for clients. Claire has a reputation for ‘getting the deal done’ and tenaciously leads teams through transactions, advising in many sectors including offices and retail. She has a wide range of clients including high profile individuals, family offices, private and public companies and banks. She is also the Company Solicitor for the Carpenters’ Company, a City of London Livery Company.

Wedlake Bell LLP

Claire Newstead

Partner

Irwin Mitchell

Claire O"Flinn

Claire joined Keystone Law in 2013. A family law specialist, she is a highly skilled collaborative lawyer as well as a regular contributor to family law journals and the legal press. Claire has over a decade of experience in resolving complex financial and practical issues. She also advises parents when there is a dispute about their children. Her straightforward approach is reflected in her efforts to ensure that family issues are resolved as amicably as possible. Claire’s clients are based both in this country and abroad with many of those coming to her through recommendations from former clients.

Keystone Law