Lawyers in England
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Andrew Katzen
Andrew Katzen represents clients accused of the most serious financial crimes and complex and difficult regulatory and disciplinary matters. He has spent over 25 years defending against allegations of fraud, bribery and money-laundering made by law enforcement. He is currently involved in the SFO investigations into Serco and BAT. He also conducts private prosecutions and criminal investigations in selected cases. He has an expanding practice in financial and other regulatory and disciplinary matters involving solicitors, accountants and doctors. Andrew writes and speaks on bribery, regulatory law and money-laundering and advises corporates and charities on anti-money laundering and terrorism finance issues. Andrew is an extradition law specialist and has long history of representing defendants where issues of freedom of speech and assembly are at stake.
Hickman & Rose
Andrew Kimble
Andrew is a partner and Head of the data privacy and e-commerce team. He advises on all aspects of data protection, privacy and freedom of information work including client audits, complex outsourcing, international data transfer arrangements and data licensing projects. Clients include major retailers, hospitality and leisure sector organisations and public sector bodies. He also specialises in information technology including IT procurement and e-commerce. He advises the Interactive Media in Retail Group (the industry body for the online retail industry) on data protection and ecommerce matters.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Andrew King
Partner
TLT
Andrew Krausz
Andrew is recognised as a leading practitioner in the Who's Who Legal, specialising in aviation litigation work and handling a broad spectrum of aviation related claims (including coverage), both in the UK and worldwide. With a passion for all things aviation and with a proven track record in the Courts as a "formidable litigator" and a tenacious problem solver, he has a particular interest in defending claims, typically those made against pilots and both GA and Airline operators. Having graduated from the University of St Andrews and completed his legal training at the College of Law in York, he worked as Assistant to the Group Lawyer in the Legal Department of Monarch Airlines. Andrew then trained at Beaumont and Son and spent 13 and a half years in the Aviation Department at Clyde and Co. Andrew has a broad practice which has typically included carrier/operator liability work (including major loss handling worldwide); product liability disputes; coroners' inquests; insurance coverage; and contractual and general commercial disputes. He has also assisted more broadly with regulatory and commercial issues. Andrew is a qualified, current pilot with night rating. He also held a commission in the rank of Flight Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (Training) Branch, for many years, where he had the opportunity to fly a wide variety of aircraft including piston and turbo-prop trainers, fast jets, helicopters and multi-engine types. Experience Indicative experience includes: Rogers' v Hoyle and Ors (High Court and Court of Appeal) - Tiger Moth, G-AOIL accident, Dorset. R v Hoyle – Tiger Moth, G-AOIL accident, Dorset – assisting successful Criminal Defence of pilot to Manslaughter and Endangering the Safety of an Aircraft. Allied Air accident, Ghana (Cargo Aircraft B-727 - Major Loss). Weal and Ors v Flying Time Ltd and Ors (High Court) – Defending claims in collision between two aircraft Vans RV-6 G-RVGC and Diamond DA40 G-CEZR at Shoreham Airport. Various pilot estate and ground claims (TCC, High Court and County Court)– Engine failure and crash of Piper Tomahawk G-RVRK into residential area of Eccles, Cheshire. Leicester Airport mid-air collision between Pitts G-IICI and Luscombe G-BVXS aircraft. Various claims in PFG Tripacer G-ARHN accident, Southampton. Various claims in Gazelle, G-WDEV crash, Salisbury. Cemair accident, Democratic Republic of Congo - Reinsurance and various multi-jurisdictional claims including Forum Non-Conveniens. Muirhead and McCready v FB Heliservices and Ministry of Defence. Complex claim involving collision of two Squirrel helicopters at Ternhill. Major loss of Challenger Business Jet, D-ARWE Almaty, Kazakhstan. Dealing with multi-jurisdictional claims and complex s.76B issues. G-STYX microlight accident, Isle of Sheppey. Representing deceased pilot interests in catastrophic technical failure case. Sims v Carruthers and Ors [2013]. Successfully defending microlight school. Stisted and Ors v Smith, Wooldridge and Ors. Helicopter Major Loss N-2NR . Dealing with certain coverage issues. Evans v Pascall and Blaver-Mann. Helicopter Major Loss G-WOOW . Dealing with certain coverage issues. John Abrahm v British International Helicopters Limited [2013] – Scotland. Successful strike out for want of prosecution. Beechview Aviation Limited v AXA Insurance Limited [2016] (successful subrogated claim in the High Court in Northern Ireland) Complex engineering dispute involving a business jet - ongoing litigation in Nigeria Numerous cases successfully defended at Trial in the County Courts for airlines with defences under the Montreal Convention (and dealing with other regulations such as EC261/2004). Examples include: James Brown v Monarch Airlines Limited [2014] Phyllis Hutchison v Thomas Cook Airlines Limited and Thomas Cook Tour Operations Limited [2013] – Scotland Christine Buckley v Monarch Airlines Limited - [2012] Jacqueline Foster v Thomas Cook Group PLC - [2011] Keith Barraclough v Thomas Cook Airlines Limited - [2010] Mohammed Hanif v Pakistan International Airlines Corp - [2009] Successfully defending insurers in various fraudulent aircraft damage cases. Experience of successfully defending a wide range of hot air balloon, microlight, fixed and rotary light aircraft, ground, business jet, airliner and military claims including defending the Red Arrows. Andrew regularly presents in a number of industry forums
Weightmans LLP
Andrew Lafferty
Partner
Fieldfisher
Andrew Lane
Partner
Forsters LLP
Andrew Lawton Smith
Partner
Gowling WLG
Andrew Leeds
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Andrew Legg
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Andrew Leslie
A highly experienced practitioner who specialises in defendant clinical negligence representing the NHS. He manages a high-value caseload of catastrophic injury claims, with a predominant focus on the most complex adult and child brain injury claims. Substantial experience in ADR, achieving multi-million pound settlements using periodical payment orders and successfully defending claims to trial when merited. Background in healthcare advisory work and coroner’s inquests, as well as lecturing to health sector audiences. Firm client relationship partner for a number of NHS clients.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Andrew Litchfield
Partner
Gowling WLG
Andrew Little
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Andrew Loan
Andrew is a corporate tax lawyer with over 20 years' experience advising on a wide variety of corporate tax and VAT matters, particularly taxation issues in the context of acquisitions and disposals of public and private companies, and also the taxation of corporate groups, finance, real estate and investment funds, and tax investigations and disputes. He holds a Chartered Tax Adviser qualification, which is known as the highest and most prestigious chartered credentials in professional tax expertise in the UK. Andrew also served as an officer of the taxes committee of the International Bar Association for several years. Andrew has written articles in a variety of publications, including Taxation, the Tax Journal, and PLC magazine, and speak regularly at international conferences on tax matters.
Boodle Hatfield LLP
Andrew Lord
Partner
Leigh Day
Andrew MacLeod
Partner • Specialty 3
Weightmans LLP
Andrew Mackie
Andrew is a Managing Associate at the firm and has over 14 years’ experience in advising charities and other not-for-profits on governance and regulatory matters. He deals extensively with the formation and registration of corporate charities, charitable trusts and other community-focused structures, and advises their governing bodies on their duties, roles and responsibilities. He regularly carries out constitutional and governance reviews, and provides training to trustees at all levels. Andrew has acted on several charity mergers and has assisted with the charity law aspects of several charity acquisitions. He also advises on contracts between charities and commercial entities, charity fundraising and trading and intellectual property matters. Andrew acts for charities and not-for-profits of all sizes and forms, including companies limited by guarantee, charitable incorporated organisations (CIOs), charitable trusts, Royal Charter bodies and statutory corporations. He has particular experience with arts organisations, armed forces charities and charities in the healthcare sector. Andrew is a former trustee and chairman of the London Philharmonic Choir, as part of which he sang first tenor for many years. In his spare time, he enjoys travel, theatre and music.
Foot Anstey
Andrew Marshall
Andrew advises and acts on a broad range of commercial and civil litigation and has a distinct specialism in complex trust and property disputes, as well as matters relating to fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty in respect of directors and trustees. He also has experience in liquidations and high-value estate disputes, having represented executors, administrators and beneficiaries. Andrew is skilled in applications to register and enforce foreign judgments, and also deals with applications for Norwich Pharmacal Orders and interim relief, including freezing injunctions. Andrew has represented numerous clients faced with regulatory proceedings and proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act, including restraint and confiscation proceedings. He has also represented clients in the High Court, the Appeal Court, the Privy Council, and in the criminal courts, in addition to the Employment Tribunal, Advocates Disciplinary Tribunal and the Licensing Court.
Keystone Law
Andrew Marshall
Andrew is currently a director at Edmonds Marshall McMahon having led the prosecution of major fraud and regulatory matters for a range of government agencies. Andrew has been involved in the notoriously difficult prosecutions of many corporates such as Shell, Rolls Royce, Luton Airport and Schindler Lifts. Andrew is a committed and experienced advocate in various tribunals, whose practice principally relates to large-scale cases requiring a strategic overview and with immense factual and legal complexity. Other areas of work include wide-ranging advisory and review work on criminal and quasi-criminal matters (with a particular speciality in disclosure), appellate work and asset forfeiture and restraint. In addition to being a Grade 4 advocate (the highest rank) for Crown Prosecution Service, Andrew was appointed to the Attorney General’s list of prosecuting counsel in about 1990 and to the list of standing counsel in 2005 thus leading in the largest and most complex cases brought by the government prosecution bodies. In June 2012 he was appointed to the Regulatory List (A) of advocates and undertakes the largest and most complex investigations and cases for the Environment Agency (Crown Court, Mercantile Court, Admin Court and Court of Appeal, Planning Inspectorate) and HSE. In 2013 appointed to the SFO Counsel list and currently undertaking insider trading prosecutions for the FCA. In 2014 invited to speak to the United Nations, Vienna in respect of counterfeit pharmaceutical case successfully prosecuted in 2012.
Edmonds Marshall McMahon
Andrew Maxwell
Partner and Head of Competition Andrew leads the Competition team at Freeths LLP. He has extensive expertise on EU and UK competition/antitrust law and all related practice areas. Andrew represents both private and public sector clients in antitrust proceedings before the European Commission, the UK competition regulators and the courts. He advises on all aspects of worldwide merger control, EU/UK merger investigations, merger arbitrage, EU/UK competition law and litigation, antitrust and market investigations, competition compliance, dawn raids and leniency applications, state aid, procurement and litigation, regulatory, trade and EU law.
Freeths LLP
Andrew McClintock
Head of real estate partner. Acts for buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants, lenders and borrowers for residential borrowing, or in connection with residential property transactions and commercial property leases. Also deals with business sales and purchases with a property basis and partnership matters.
Paul Robinson Solicitors LLP
Andrew McGlashan
Andrew is a partner in our Corporate Team. He is an accomplished M&A, capital markets and corporate specialist with a City background, having trained at Fox Williams and previously practised at BDB Pitmans. Andrew is highly experienced in capital markets transactions, acting for listed companies, nominated advisors and brokers in relation to IPOs, fundraisings and reverse takeovers. He also has vast experience in supporting private equity funds, as well as in advising both sellers and buyers on domestic and cross-border M&A transactions with deal values of up to £100 million. Andrew is extremely conversant with the start-up ecosystem, having spent a number of years advising start-ups, founders, university spinouts, universities and incubators. He works closely with a number of London-based universities and a variety of co-working spaces and incubators to provide legal help to their start-up companies. He also acts as a mentor to early-stage founders. In addition, Andrew handles general corporate and corporate governance matters. Outside of the Law, Andrew enjoys playing sports, including football, golf, rugby and cricket, and is an avid American football fan. He is also a former director of the Swansea City Supporters Trust (a shareholder of Swansea Football Club). Andrew is a very average guitarist but keen music fan, and likes cooking so much he almost became a chef. Expertise: Mergers and acquisitions Capital markets transactions Advising entrepreneurs, start-ups, university spin-outs, incubators and universities Private equity transactions Corporate governance
Acuity Law
Andrew McGregor
Andrew is a Legal Director in our sports team. A highly skilled sports lawyer, Andrew leads our football team and is a longstanding trusted advisor to many high-profile clients in the football market and beyond. Having worked in various in-house capacities, he advises an array of sports sector clients — including governing bodies, associations, organisations and sports agencies, as well as Premier League and English Football League clubs, managers, coaches, athletes and players — on a range of contentious and non-contentious issues. With considerable experience in sports-related dispute resolution, Andrew regularly represents clients in FA Rule K arbitration proceedings, FA Commission proceedings and High Court proceedings, as well as before the Court of Arbitration for Sport. He is also experienced at advising on football regulations and the content of football-related contractual documentation, such as domestic and international transfer agreements, player, manager and coaching staff contracts, agency representation contracts, agency consultancy agreements and a variety of other commercial agreements.
Brabners LLP
Andrew McMillan
Andrew is a highly experienced corporate lawyer specialising in M&A and data governance within the Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) sector. He has over twenty years' experience representing a range of domestic and international trade players and financial investors on high profile corporate transactions and strategic advisory work.
RPC
Andrew Mears
Partner, Patent Attorney
Mewburn Ellis LLP