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Alice Snedeker

Alice E. Snedeker practices in the area of intellectual property law and counseling, with a focus on patent litigation in district courts and the International Trade Commission. Ms. Snedeker represents several well-known technology companies in complex patent litigation involving technologies such as fiber optics communications, 802.11 wireless LAN technologies, wireless chipsets, video imaging and conferencing, cable television technology, telecommunications and computer hardware and software applications, and consumer technology accessories. She provides technical and legal analysis, works with experts and witnesses, takes and defends depositions, prepares and argues motions, manages discovery, and prepares pretrial documents. Ms. Snedeker also represents clients in complex commercial litigation, including matters related to trade secrets, defamation, restrictive covenants, products liability, breach of contract, fraud, and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Ms. Snedeker regularly provides pro bono assistance to veterans, immigration, and community-based organizations with a variety of legal services, such as drafting life planning documents and petitions, assistance with landlord-tenant disputes, assistance with petitions for asylum, and challenges to state regulations limiting women’s rights.

Duane Morris LLP

Alice Taylor

Director

Fieldfisher

Alice Townley Smith

Principal Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Alice Trainor

Senior Associate

Ashtons Legal

Alice Whittaker

Alice leads the Environment and Climate Group at Philip Lee. This specialist team of highly experienced lawyers focuses on planning, housing and infrastructure, environment, energy and climate law. The team advises multinational corporations, European energy utilities, banks and investors on a range of renewable energy projects and investments, infrastructure developments, acquisitions and joint ventures in the sustainable development sector. The Group is well known for its experience in the offshore and marine environment, working on offshore renewables, subsea fibre optic networks, interconnectors, ports and harbours. Alice has advised on major projects including the successful applications for the new National Children’s Hospital and new National Maternity Hospital, pending applications for the Dublin Array offshore wind farm, the re-development of the Port of Cork, and one of the first re-powering applications for a large onshore wind farm. Alice is a key part of the firm’s Planning Team which acts as lead advisor to the Irish Planning Board, defending planning judicial review proceedings in the Irish and European Courts. Alice acted for the Board in the High Court and Supreme Court challenges to the grant of planning for Apple’s proposed large-scale data centre development, successfully defending the Board’s decision in both courts.

Philip Lee LLP

Alice Wilson

Alice Wilson is the Lead Partner for Weightmans’ UK Property Damage team and has specialised in all aspects of property and business interruption insurance for 15 years. Alice acts for major insurers and their policyholders in relation to major and complex coverage disputes, subrogated recoveries, and in the defence of claims made against policyholders. Her experience covers a broad spectrum of property claims, including substantial fires, explosions, flooding, theft, building collapse and subsidence. Not only is Alice an established expert in this field, she brings with her a unique insight into the challenges faced by her insurer clients, having undertaken several secondments within insurer property claims teams. She prides herself on her forensic approach to claims and ability to cut through complex issues to provide clients with a commercial route to a favourable solution, avoiding litigation whenever possible. Clients praise the high quality of her advice and her ‘can-do’, down to earth and approachable manner. Alice joined Weightmans as a Partner in April 2022. She is the current Chair of the Property Committee of Insurance Law Global.

Mills & Reeve LLP

Alice Yandle

Alice is a Partner in Farrer & Co’s Employment Team. She is an experienced employment lawyer, advising both organisations and senior executives on complex employment, partnership and regulatory issues. Alice frequently advises on employee competition matters, including confidential information and post-termination restraints in the context of team moves. Alice advises C-suite executives, senior employees and partners on all employment and partnership matters including: negotiating complex joining arrangements and departures including the implications for equity and incentive awards, particularly in the private equity context; advising those subject to misconduct investigations, often with regulatory considerations; advising on high value discrimination and whistleblowing complaints and on disputes concerning the enforceability of restrictive covenants. Alice represents employers in a range of sectors including insurance, financial services, corporate, legal, and education. She advises on the full range of employment issues, including complex restructuring exercises, workplace investigations (including those with regulatory implications), TUPE, negotiating employee entrances and exits, and advising on the drafting of and enforcement of restrictive covenants. Alice has extensive litigation experience when advising both senior executive and employers, and is adept at handling and defending complex and high-value discrimination and whistleblowing claims in the Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal. Alice also has substantial experience in High Court and Court of Appeal litigation, including on employee competition matters. Alice also has an extensive practice in the education sector and regularly advises schools on safeguarding issues, pupil-related matters, special educational needs, the full range of Equality Act 2010 issues, parental complaints and complex investigations (including staff misconduct matters involving DBS and TRA referrals and hearings), alongside her employment work for schools.

Farrer & Co

Alice von Batenburg

Special Counsel - Banking and Finance

Anthony Harper

Alicea Tan

Alicea Tan specialises in investment funds. She advises both well-established and first-time managers on the structuring, formation, marketing and operation of open-ended and close-ended structures utilising vehicles such as the Singapore Variable Capital Companies (VCC) and limited partnerships as well as offshore vehicles, covering traditional assets and alternatives (hedge, private equity, venture capital, private credit, real estate, digital assets and other asset classes and strategies). Her experience includes re-domiciliations and restructuring of existing fund structures, portfolios and investors. Alicea advised two (2) of the 18 fund managers selected for the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s VCC pilot programme and completed the launch and redomiciliation of the respective funds on the same day the VCC regime went live in Singapore. In addition, Alicea advises sovereign wealth and other institutional investors on a range of LP matters concerning their anchor investments. She also regularly advises asset and fund managers on the establishment of business operations in Singapore, related regulatory matters including licence/exemption applications and has counselled managers and their principals on a wide range of compliance and governance issues, liaising regularly with Singapore regulators. In Alicea’s private client practice, she advises private and HNW/UHNW clients on legacy succession matters and structuring and formation of family offices, private trusts and Section 13O/13U structures. Alicea is also involved in a variety of general corporate matters which includes downstream private equity and venture capital investments, financings and joint ventures.

Shook Lin & Bok LLP

Alicia B. Clark

Partner

Ballard Spahr LLP

Alicia Bali

Partner

White & Case LLP

Alicia Chryssochoides

Partner

Piper Alderman

Alicia Cobb

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Alicia Compton

Alicia Compton is a Consultant in William Fry’s Employment & Pensions Department. She advises on employment matters with particular experience in advising on the employment aspects of corporate restructuring, the termination of employment and in relation to employment issues in the public sector. Alicia has written extensively on employment law and is the Practice and Procedure contributor to the Irish Employment Law Journal.

William Fry LLP

Alicia Donahue

Partner

Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP

Alicia Fole

Alicia, Senior Associate in Kennedys' office in Madrid, is an expert in Civil Liability, specialising in casualty, PI (in particular, medical malpractice, architects, lawyers and court clerks, and engineers) and product liability. Skilled in the art of negotiation and practised in court appearances, she handles both contentious and non-contentious matters for local and international insurers. She is experienced in acting as TPA for London Market insurers, international insurance companies and MGAs that underwrite policies in Spain, managing the bordereaux and handling the claims from their receipt to their final resolution including the assessment on coverage and the insured’s and/or the insurer’s defence. Alicia frequently handles the revision, interpretation and adaptation of insurance policies to Spanish law. Being a dual qualified lawyer allows her a wider global vision of the policies, as she is aware of the intricacies of the law both in Spain and in England and Wales. As part of her activity, Alicia is a regular speaker at local and international seminars to discuss insurance trends and to explain the Spanish legal system to foreign underwriters and claims managers, as well as helping to promote and develop diversity and inclusion in the insurance market.

Kennedys

Alicia Franch

Alicia Franch is Team Leader in both the Dispute Resolution, Corporate Crime area and Compliance area at Baker McKenzie since September 2015. Previously, Alicia also worked in her same areas of expertise in other law firms. She has also worked as a professor in different law firms and colleges as well. Working as a lawyer on many types of proceedings (extraditions, European Arrest Warrants, proceedings before the European Public Prosecutor's Office and Spanish criminal proceedings) and undertaking work regarding corporate compliance. Experience in drafting and filing all sorts of criminal complaints and appeals, cross-examination of witnesses and defendants and attendance to oral trials and expert ratifications. Specialized in White Collar Crimes, such as crimes against the Public Treasury and Social Security, European Union subsidies fraud, crimes against the property, misappropriation, fraud, unlawful administration, bribery, fraudulent insolvencies, crimes against the environment, crimes against historical heritage, labor accidents, and felonies against the Public Administration, among others. Within Baker McKenzie's Criminal Law department, Alicia Franch plays a key role in handling complex and high-profile cases, particularly in the area of economic and corporate crime. Her practice encompasses a wide range of criminal proceedings, including extraditions, European Arrest Warrants, and domestic litigation, where she is known for her strategic litigation skills and procedural precision. Alicia frequently advises on corporate compliance frameworks, helping clients mitigate legal risks and align with regulatory standards. Her work is especially focused on offenses such as tax evasion, subsidy fraud, and crimes involving public administration and corporate governance. She is also deeply involved in trial advocacy, from drafting and filing criminal complaints to conducting cross-examinations and managing expert witness testimony. Her practice reflects a strong integration of legal rigor and practical insight, particularly in cases involving environmental liability, labor-related offenses, and protection of cultural heritage.

Baker McKenzie

Alicia Gibson

Associate

McKinney, Bancroft & Hughes

Alicia Guerra

Alicia Guerra has developed a multi-disciplinary practice focused on local, state, and federal land use entitlement and permitting and environmental review for a broad sector of private industry, developers, and public agencies. Ms. Guerra’s practice often involves complex and controversial projects at all levels of the administrative process including due diligence, land use entitlements, development agreements, disposition and development agreements, permitting advice, and counsel for water resources, environmental compliance, and wetlands natural resources. She has handled all aspects of these substantive areas, from advising private and public sector clients regarding the applicability of the law, to guiding clients through the permitting and entitlement processes at the local, state or federal level. She advises clients on legal strategies for defensible entitlement and environmental review processes in the face of challenges from local, state and national environmental groups opposing projects. Ms. Guerra provides assistance to residential developers and home builders of master planned residential and mixed use and golf course resort communities, life science companies and REITs, commercial enterprises, industrial companies, and public agencies in land development, entitlement, and environmental review and natural resources permitting processes. Her expertise includes the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Endangered Species Act (ESA), the Clean Water Act (including Sections 401 and 404), federal and state flood control statutes, California’s planning laws, and other state and federal laws governing the use of land, water, and other natural resources. Ms. Guerra assists public and private clients with federal and state natural resources permitting under the federal and state Endangered Species Acts and the Federal Clean Water Act, including the Section 404 permitting and Section 7 consultation processes. She also assists clients with federal and state permitting of energy projects, flood control, reclamation and transportation projects. Her practice focuses on advising commercial/industrial developers, home builders, REITs, public and quasi-public agencies, and industrial and institutional companies in navigating the Clean Water Act and federal and state Endangered Species Acts and other State and Federal laws. Due to her multi-disciplinary practice and her experience advising both public and private sector entities, Ms. Guerra also advises public agency clients in negotiating and drafting joint powers agreements for infrastructure projects in Northern California. Additionally, she advises both private and public sector entities in negotiating development agreements and disposition and development agreements during the entitlement and post-entitlement processes as such agreements govern the development and construction of major infrastructure. Ms. Guerra was recognized by Super Lawyer Magazine as a Northern California Super Lawyer, a recognition she has received since 2014. In addition, she has been recognized in the Best Lawyers in America, Environmental Law and Land Use and Zoning Law, for 2024-2026.

Buchalter Law Firm

Alicia Herrador Muñoz

Partner of Augusta Abogados Alicia’s professional activity is centred on civil and commercial litigation and arbitration. She advises on matters regarding termination and/or interpretation of civil and commercial contracts, banking advice, corporate conflict, company valuations, administrator responsibility, unfair competition, implementation of works, etc., for companies and for individuals, both local and international, and conducts litigation proceedings before courts of law and arbitration tribunals. She has extensive experience in legal advice to companies in crisis and has taken part in a number of the leading insolvency proceedings in Catalonia and in several production unit purchase processes for companies going through insolvency proceedings.

Augusta Abogados

Alicia Jiménez

Partner and Co-Head of Labour, Labour Procedural, Social Security and Immigration.

Rodríguez Angobaldo Abogados

Alicia Jovais

Alicia Jovais represents market-leading companies in all aspects of antitrust litigation and related counseling. Alicia draws on extensive experience and her solutions-focused approach to devise actionable strategies for clients relating to: Consumer class actions Monopolization, conspiracy, and unfair competition claims Distribution policies Licensing disputes and other IP-related antitrust claims California state claims, including under the California Unfair Competition Law Arbitration-related matters She helps multinational companies navigate the nuances inherent in complex antitrust litigation, and partners with clients to fully understand their commercial objectives. Bringing a wealth of litigation experience to each matter, Alicia regularly conducts witness examinations and argues pre-trial matters in court. Her first-chair deposition experience includes deposing economic experts, fact witnesses, and corporate representatives. Alicia maintains an active pro bono practice, with a focus on representing clients in asylum proceedings. Before joining the firm, Alicia served as a law clerk to Judge Mary M. Schroeder of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. During law school, she was a judicial extern to Magistrate Judge Joseph C. Spero of the Northern District of California and a law clerk in the Civil Division of the US Attorney’s Office in San Francisco.

Latham & Watkins

Alicia Lim

Senior Associate, Insurance & Reinsurance

Rajah & Tann Asia

Alicia Lloreda

Partner

Lloreda Camacho & Co.