Lawyers in England
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Alain Orengo
Consultant • Specialty 1
Weightmans LLP
Alan Baker
Alan assists with a wide range of IP and commercial matters, primarily for clients in the knowledge and technology-based economies, the creative industries and the cultural sector. He has a diverse practice advising on copyright, trade marks and general commercial contracts, with a particular interest in technology law, software agreements and IP rights in an IT context. Alan also advises on data protection law, electronic commerce and the use of IP rights as business assets.
Farrer & Co
Alan Bates
Partner Alan advises on all aspects of procuring patent rights, from initial meetings with inventors, through drafting, filing, and prosecuting patent applications, to managing international portfolios of patents and patent applications. He represents clients, where necessary, in oral proceedings before the European Patent Office. Alan also advises on issues related to freedom to operate, validity of patent rights, patentability of inventions, and infringement of patent rights. Alan handles registered designs in fields such as medical devices.
Reddie & Grose LLP
Alan Boyd
Partner, Patent Attorney
D Young & Co LLP
Alan Brown
Partner
Ashtons Legal
Alan Burcombe
Partner: Alan Burcombe is a highly regarded and very experienced Solicitor specialising in Criminal Law.
BK Law LLP
Alan Corcoran
Alan Corcoran is a real estate lawyer in Shoosmiths' national real estate team. Alan advises on a range of commercial property related matters including investment and development work, site assembly, conditional sale and purchase agreements and options, together with broad asset management and property finance experience. His recent project experience includes advising long standing client, McKay Securities PLC, on the development and pre-let to St James Wealth of its 60,000 sq ft office development in Lombard Street, London, and the subject to planning disposal of a 1.1 acre site in Woking to Watkin Jones who plan to construct 350 build to rent apartments on the site. Alan also led the team which advised McKay on the real estate aspects of its recent £180 million revolving credit facility. Alan is recognised as a leader in his field of real estate by both Chambers and Partners and Legal 500. He has recently been noted in The Legal 500 Hall of Fame which highlights individuals who have received consistent praise by their clients for continued excellence. The Hall of Fame highlights, to clients, the law firm partners who are at the pinnacle of the profession as one of the elite leading lawyers for six consecutive years.
Shoosmiths LLP
Alan Gar
Alan is a highly experienced restructuring and insolvency lawyer whose practice is focused on advising debtors, creditors, restructuring professionals and intermediaries as well as shareholders, buyers and other stakeholders in the restructuring process. He has acted on a number of market-leading matters (in particular, cross-border mandates), providing advice on English insolvency law, schemes of arrangement, and standstill agreements, as well as the acquisition and enforcement of debt and reorganisations. Alan has particular expertise in advising debtors, creditors and advisory clients on restructuring mandates in Africa in the energy, mining and commodities industries. He also has special expertise in solvent restructuring and capital returns, particularly in relation to fund dissolution and redemption.
Keystone Law
Alan Greenberg
Alan is a CEDR accredited mediator who specialises in mediating financial and business disputes. Alan qualified as a chartered accountant before working in the corporate finance, insolvency and strategic consultancy sectors. He subsequently established Invex Capital where he gained further, and extensive, commercial experience in buying and selling, as a principal, a variety of businesses. Such work naturally entailed negotiating with investors, shareholders and directors as well as resolving employment and commercial matters whenever they arose. Having been at the coalface of numerous business negotiations and, naturally, some disputes, Alan believes that his accounting background, together with his experience in buying, owning and selling many businesses can add real value to his skills as a mediator in helping parties resolving their disputes and rebuilding relationships. Alan has experience in a wide spectrum of sectors including property, home improvement, oil and gas markets, specialist retail, business services and safety equipment. He brings to his mediation practice a strong commercial understanding garnered from his years in business along with an ability to understand the most complex of financial documentation. He continues to maintain strong contacts within the private equity, banking, corporate finance, insolvency and legal communities. Alan is currently Chairman of Equity FD and a Director of the Tradelink group of companies.
IPOS Mediation
Alan Hamblett
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Alan Hughes
Alan is head of the firm’s Retail Financial Services sector and provides regulatory and commercial advice to a diverse range of clients including financial advisers, investment managers, platforms, insurance brokers, credit providers and brokers and Islamic banks. Alan is proud to have built a cross-disciplinary team which collaborates and uses its deep sector knowledge to ensure that our clients always receive focused sector-specific advice – enabling our clients to achieve their goals whilst managing their regulatory risk effectively.
Foot Anstey
Alan Hunt
I have worked for brands and businesses at the forefront of creativity and innovation for over a decade. Having grown up in Australia, I bring a healthy dose of Aussie spirit to my work and a passion for all that London and the UK bring to the global stage. I specialise in the drafting and negotiation of commercial, route to market, e-commerce and technology deals, and the development, protection and exploitation of intellectual property assets. In 2019, I founded The Collective by Lewis Silkin, our network for creative, innovative, tech and brand-centric businesses – a community of thought-leaders sharing valuable insights on tomorrow's future. I advise clients across a broad range of sectors, but in particular, those in fashion, mobility, technology, retail, media, entertainment and advertising.
Lewis Silkin
Alan Jacobs
Senior Mediator (retired Solicitor). Alan has over 40 years dispute resolution experience. He is a former partner with a high street claimant clinical negligence & personal injury law firm, then with DLA Piper & finally with Mills & Reeve. A highly respected practitioner widely recognised as a leader for mediating clinical negligence and personal injury claims.
CEDR
Alan Karsberg
I am a specialist in investment, corporate occupier and landlord and tenant real estate work. I qualified in 1996 and have worked at Berwin Leighton (now BCLP), subsequently becoming a partner in 2007 at Olswang and then CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang. From 2000 to 2004, I was a lawyer at a US investment bank. I joined Fladgate in November 2018. I specialises in commercial real estate, advising investors and corporate occupiers. I have particular experience and expertise in investment work (especially complex portfolio transactions, sales and leasebacks, and complex pre-lettings), and landlord and tenant work (acting for both landlords and major corporate occupiers). I thrive on strong personal relationships with my clients, and seek to work with them in a way that suits them individually. I have enjoyed working with most of them for many years. I use my experience as a client from when I worked at a US bank as a constant reminder to see my work and approach transactions through a client’s eyes. I enjoy the contrast and need to adapt between the often purely commercial approach of investor clients and the often highly bespoke and personal practical requirements of a corporate occupier.
Fladgate LLP
Alan Larkin
Founding Director, Head of Innovation & Technology/Solicitor & Collaborative Lawyer
Family Law Partners
Alan Lewis
Partner
Constantine Law Limited
Alan MacDougall
Alan MacDougall heads up our Cambridge office and has over two decades of experience within the electronics and communications sectors. He works for high profile clients such as NEC, GHD and Intuitive Surgical. Alan also takes the lead in our Japanese business development projects. Alan has many years’ experience of drafting patents, prosecuting them through the UK and European Patent Offices, advising on infringement and validity, and the commercialisation of clients’ IP, as well as offering global IP strategic advice, including freedom-to-operate advice, licensing advice, entitlement disputes and competitor monitoring.
Mathys & Squire LLP
Alan Meneghetti
Alan is a partner in the Corporate department at RadcliffesLeBrasseur UK LLP, where he undertakes a full range of privacy, commercial and regulatory work in the general commercial, aviation and manufacturing sectors. The main focus of his practice is privacy and regulatory work, and commercial contract negotiations. Alan’s practice ranges from handling regulatory issues to the procurement of suppliers and responses to tenders, to data protection and privacy, information technology, intellectual property, and the drafting and negotiating of various commercial agreements, such as outsourcing, supply, service, and research and development. He has worked extensively on matters in Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the United Kingdom. Alan is a regular contributor to publications and speaker at conferences in these sectors, and his articles and book reviews have been widely published.
Weightmans LLP
Alan Owens
Alan has over 25 years’ experience as a litigation and regulatory investigations lawyer, latterly to the global online betting and gaming industry and related sectors, including operators, personal management licence holders, technology providers, advertisers, affiliates and online platforms. He is often appointed by global brands in disputes with strategic impact, navigating an external or governmental regulatory enquiry and co-ordinating internal investigations. He also has significant experience in complex technology disputes, often tied to long-term strategic partnerships. Alan also has significant experience working on disputes in the film, TV and online media industries, particularly concerning the failed funding or delivery of major film projects. Alan also works with clients in the preparation for and in the urgent management of significant data breaches and cyber security incidents, providing a co-ordinated response across multiple disciplines.
Keystone Law
Alan Pugh
Partner.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Alan Radford
Alan is a Partner specialising in dispute resolution both in the UK and the USA, multiple claims and risk management analysis; acts on behalf of professional advisors.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Alan Ross
Partner - Planning and Construction
Weightmans LLP
Alan Spiers
Alan has more than 33 years’ experience as a commercial property lawyer, primarily working on investment and development projects. He also has experience working with art galleries, castles, and corporate demerger of real estate companies. These matters are often complex and at times also involve working collaboratively with litigators or corporates. Alan is an experienced negotiator who acts for landlords (acquisition, preservation, enhancement and ultimate disposal of investments) and also enjoys working with corporate tenants, helping them to achieve the desired outcome when negotiating leases. In addition, he has excellent knowledge of landlord and tenant law.
Keystone Law
Alan Stone
Alan is a Partner, Head of Construction and co-head of Clients & Markets (Insurance) at RPC. Alan is a specialist construction and engineering lawyer who acts for both insurers and construction industry professionals including architects, engineers, surveyors, main contractors, sub-contractors, and sub-consultants. His specialities include construction disputes, professional negligence, insurance disputes, litigation, adjudication, arbitration, mediation, and dispute resolution, together with advisory work.
RPC