Lawyers in England
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Alice Gardner
Partner
TLT
Alice Hardy
Partner, Public Law and Human Rights team. Alice specialises in human rights claims and public law challenges against government bodies and detaining authorities, with particular interest in women’s rights, protest law, discrimination and coronial law. Alice represents victims of sexual violence and domestic abuse and other individuals who have been poorly treated by the State, including the criminal justice system. Her caseload includes civil claims and judicial reviews against the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Justice, prosecuting agencies and local authorities. She also acts for environmental and political activists and campaigning groups, challenging unlawful decisions and injunctions that restrict the right of protest and freedom of speech. Alice also represents bereaved families at inquests and in judicial review challenges and civil claims, where their loved one has died in custody or in other circumstances in which the State is implicated in the death. Alice gave oral evidence to the House of Commons Justice Committee in 2015. She regularly delivers training on protest law, coronial law and women’s rights. She participated, by invitation, in the Law Society round table event to inform its response to the Independent Human Rights Act Review in 2021.
Bindmans LLP
Alice Harley
Alice is an Associate in the Private Client department. She acts for individuals, families and trustees on a broad range of tax, trust, inheritance and succession issues. lice regularly advises on complex estate planning matters for UK and international clients, including tax residence and bespoke lifetime planning to mitigate taxation on death, making effective use of available tax reliefs. Recently, she has advised on various planning options for individuals and family trust structures in light of the upcoming changes to the regime for agricultural and business property relief. Alice is experienced in preparing UK Wills and Codicils and Letters of Wishes, as well as preparing and registering Lasting Powers of Attorney.
Payne Hicks Beach LLP
Alice Honeywill
Specialises in pensions law and advises trustees and employers on all aspects of pension scheme operation and governance, as well as drafting pension scheme documents. Advises on bulk annuity purchases, liability management exercises and regulatory matters, as well as technical issues and pensions tax. Advises on SIPP and SSAS matters. Clients include Western Power Distribution and the Trustees of the QinetiQ, University of Oxford, and Inchcape Motors pension schemes.
Burges Salmon LLP
Alice Johnson
Alice joined Druces in 2019 having trained in Family and Private Client law. Promoted to Senior Associate in 2025, she advises high net worth individuals on estate and tax planning, including will preparation, trust and estate administration, retaining a focussed practice in charity law and Court of Protection applications. Her probate practice spans France, Spain, and Italy, navigating double-taxation treaties, being particularly knowledgeable on the Trust Registration Service. Alice handles contentious probate cases and provides pre-arrival planning for non-domiciled individuals, covering residency tests, remittance basis, advising on domicile and breaking domicile, de-enveloping offshore trusts and BVI companies and advising on ongoing offshore trusts. Actively building relationships with charity and trust company clients, recently expanding her network in the Channel Islands. Alice is a full member of STEP. When not in the office Alice enjoys playing netball and travelling. In 2024, Alice Johnson was awarded Lawyer of the Year – Associate for her contribution to the industry and exceptional client service.
Druces LLP
Alice Kendle
Alice advises individuals, institutions and corporate clients on a wide range of contentious matters. She advises both claimants and defendants at all stages of the litigation process from pre-action to trial. Alice recently co-authored Deathbed gifts: at a crossroads, which appeared in Trusts and Estates Law and Tax Journal in December 2015.
Farrer & Co
Alice Killingbeck
Partner, Head of Family Office & Private Client team
KPMG Law
Alice Mantle
Alice is a Managing Associate in the Family team. She advises on a broad range of family law issues, including: divorce/dissolution and financial remedy proceedings; private law children matters (including relocation and schooling disputes); cohabitation disputes; nuptial and civil partnership agreements; and surrogacy. She has experience working for a wide variety of clients, including high net worth and ultra-high net worth individuals, professionals, entrepreneurs, business-people, homemakers, those with significant inherited wealth and with links to/assets in multiple jurisdictions. Alice is experienced in advising clients on a range of alternative dispute resolution processes, including arbitration, Private Financial Dispute Resolution hearings and mediations. She has acted for clients in numerous Private Financial Dispute resolution hearings and in arbitrations (children and financial) – often in highly acrimonious cases. Alice is a member of Resolution, an organisation which believes in a constructive, non-confrontational approach to family law matters and campaigns for improvements to the family justice system. Prior to qualifying at the Firm in September 2015, Alice spent her training contract working in Reputation Protection, Trust & Succession Disputes, Corporate, Private Commercial Litigation and Family. She continues to work closely with colleagues across the Firm, to ensure clients needs are met.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Alice O\'Mahony
Alice is an Associate Solicitor in the Charity & Social Enterprise Team. She advises on a wide range of charity, company and trust law matters and has particular expertise in working with faith-based organisations. Alice is also a member of Stone King’s specialist Charity Legacy Protection Team. Alice advises charities and social enterprises throughout every stage of their journey, including: the establishment and registration of new charities; changes of legal form (incorporations and conversions); governance issues and regulatory compliance; constitutional reviews; and collaborations, mergers and wind-ups. Alice is a member of Stone King’s specialist Faith Sector and enjoys working with a wide variety of faith-based organisations, providing advice that is sympathetic to the particular religious context and ethos of each client. She also advises charities on their legacy income and how to maximise this in a way that is sensitive both to the needs of supporters and the Trustees’ duty to maximise their charity’s entitlement. Alice delivers training as part of the firm’s Trustee Training Programme and bespoke training to individual clients.
Stone King LLP
Alice Overton
Alice is a Partner in our Banking, Governance and Corporate team. Alice qualified into the Banking, Corporate and Governance team in 2014 having completed her training contract at Devonshires. She joined the partnership in 2021. Alice advises on a wide range of transactions including bank funding, bond issues, private placements, financial due diligence, loan security arrangements and intra-group funding. Alice also leads the firm’s consumer credit work, advising many Registered Providers and Registered Social Landlords on consumer credit regulation, assisting with applications and variations for FCA permissions, advice on how to avoid regulation and on remaining compliant when regulated.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Alice Price
Senior Associate, West Midlands
Stowe Family Law LLP
Alice Quirk
Alice joined the Family Department as an associate in November 2017 after qualifying as a solicitor in 2013. Alice works hard to help clients achieve the best possible result on a wide range of family matters, including divorce, financial remedy and issues relating to children.
Farrer & Co
Alice Robinson
Paralegal in the Sheffield Wills, Trusts and Estates team.
Irwin Mitchell
Alice Scambler
Head of Tunbridge Wells team, Director, Solicitor and Mediator
Family Law Partners
Alice Taylor
Director
Fieldfisher
Alice Townley Smith
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Alice Trainor
Senior Associate
Ashtons Legal
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
Alicia Rice
Alicia advises on all aspects of high-value residential property, for both domestic and overseas clients, including purchases, sales, re-finances, acting for private lenders and other associated matters. Alicia’s clients are predominantly high-net-worth individuals, private companies and trusts. She also has experience of acting for private banks on secured lending transactions. The nature of her clients’ transactions means she often works closely with other teams across the firm if they need advice on related matters, for example, planning, stamp duty land tax, family and private client. Prior to joining Farrer & Co, Alicia trained at a regional firm in London which had a core real estate practice. During her training she regularly acted for buyers on several well-known new-build developments across London and gained experience in the prime central London market. Alicia qualified as a solicitor in March 2023. She approaches her work in an efficient and commercial manner and is committed to keeping her clients regularly updated to make what she appreciates can often be a stressful process as streamline as possible for her clients. Alicia enjoys working in the fast-paced environment that residential property transactions often demand and building close-working relationships and rapport with all parties involved.
Farrer & Co
Alicia Thomas
Alicia advises on a broad range of tax and structuring matters but has a particular focus on advising in relation to the formation and structuring of private investment funds and investment management businesses, including family-owned investment management businesses and investment platforms. Alicia’s clients range from large international investment fund managers to UK family investment platforms and the executives that operate them. Alicia has advised on fund raisings for a number of our investment fund clients operating in private equity, credit and hedge fund strategies as well as family office investment platforms and particularly specialises in advising on structures which involve the interaction of UK and non-UK tax considerations. Alicia has a particular specialism in structures which include both a UK and US nexus and she has spent nearly a year on secondment within the tax group of a leading New York law firm.
Macfarlanes LLP
Alicia Videon
Alicia is a corporate finance lawyer with particular experience in real estate, acquisition finance, energy and infrastructure. She advises on secured, unsecured and general corporate lending and credit derivatives, with a focus on leveraged deals. Alicia specialises in restructuring and insolvency, where she often advises funds, international banks and corporate clients on the restructuring of complex financial agreements. She has extensive international experience dealing with the financial arrangements of distressed corporate borrowers, to achieve an overall business restructuring, and with distressed M&As. She also assists with negotiating and documenting debt trades, especially distressed debt. Alicia is admitted to practise law in England and Wales, Hong Kong and South Australia.
Keystone Law
Alida Coates
Alida is the partner who heads up the Midlands and South West Workplace Illness teams, which are two of the largest and most experienced specialist teams in the area. Qualifying in 1996, Alida has only ever worked for injured claimants and has over 18 years’ experience recovering compensation in the asbestos disease arena, having worked as part of the team which won the first environmental asbestos exposure case (Hancock) in 1995. Since that time, Alida and her team have worked tirelessly to obtain justice for victims exposed to asbestos who have developed asbestos illnesses (Mesothelioma, lung cancer, pleural thickening and asbestosis) both through their employment and through environmental exposure. Alida has obtained one of the highest awards during lifetime for a Mesothelioma sufferer (£1.5m) and regularly engages the services of experts to assist families to engage carers to assist with practical care needs caused by these illnesses. The emphasis of the team is to make a difference to the quality of life of their clients, as quickly as possible, not merely to measure success in terms of damages recovered. Alida has a unique insight into the difficulties suffered by the victims of asbestos exposure, she is respected both for her knowledge and understanding of the issues facing her clients. Alida is recognised by many health and other professionals as a leading lawyer in this field. She lectures regularly and is a Trustee of Mesothelioma UK. The team has also recovered compensation for those affected by other workplace illnesses over the last 12 months, including (but not limited to) asthma, vibration white finger, carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive strain injury.
Irwin Mitchell
Aliki Zeri
Aliki is a Managing Associate in our Energy, Projects, Infrastructure & Construction team. She is a dual-qualified lawyer (Greece, England and Wales). Aliki spent three years as the General Counsel of WElink Energy Europe, focussing on the development, construction, financing and refinancing of large scale, unsubsidized solar pv projects in Europe. She has significant experience in advising clients on the acquisition, development and disposal of renewable energy assets, including onshore wind turbines and has produced a number of articles on a variety of environmental law matters.
Foot Anstey