Lawyers in Wales
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357 lawyers listed
Hannah Wile
Associate
Stowe Family Law LLP
Harriet Morgan
Harriet is head of the Charities and Third Sector team, a specialist in charity property. She is ranked in the Legal 500 and Chambers directories as a Leading Individual. She regularly advises a broad range of local and national charities on property and governance matters. She also advises on charity structures and incorporations, as well as group structures for housing associations and charities with trading arms. Charities that Harriet acts for include; English and Welsh housing associations, the Royal Voluntary Service, Arts Council of Wales, Wales Millennium Centre, Assemblies of God Churches, and the Church in Wales. Harriet advises churches of all denominations, specialises in Ecclesiastical law, and is the Registrar of the Diocese of Llandaff in the Church in Wales. She advises churches on incorporating to become charitable companies or CIOs, guiding them through the process of registration at the Charity Commission and the transfer of assets, as well as on constitutional and property issues. Harriet’s work in the Housing sector includes advising general needs housing associations on residential and mixed-use developments, social and intermediate rented properties as well as low cost home ownership. Supported living structures and developments are a niche area of expertise.
Hugh James
Hazel Gibb
Senior Chartered Legal Executive
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helen A’Bear
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helen Marriott
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helen Mortlock
Legal Director
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helen Rowland
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helen Thomas
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Hugh Hitchcock
Hugh is a senior partner and shareholder, and a member of our Senior Leadership Team. He heads up the Acuity Litigation and Dispute Resolution department, comprising Commercial Litigation, Property Litigation and Construction Litigation. Before joining Acuity, Hugh gained a wealth of experience as a partner/director at a boutique law firm, and in the media litigation department at Frere Cholmeley Bischoff, where he acted for an array of notable clients including Elton John, Sting, and The Beatles’ record company. Hugh works both nationally and internationally with clients on a wide range of commercial litigation cases. He has vast experience in high-value contractual claims against large national firms, recovery claims and minority shareholder claims. He has also practised in the niche area of defamation and has had notable successes against several national newspapers. Hugh has consistently been noted in The Legal 500 as a tenacious litigator with successful reported results against national and international firms. Expertise: Commercial contract disputes Director and shareholder disputes Professional negligence Contentious insolvency and antecedent transaction claims Defamation, privacy and reputation management All types of injunction proceedings Intellectual property disputes
Acuity Law
Hugh Powell
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Huw Landry
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Huw Roffe
Huw is a partner in our Litigation & Dispute Resolution team and an experienced commercial disputes solicitor. He assists businesses in a range of commercial dispute and has a strong track record of providing advice within a range of business sectors, with experience in construction-related disputes. Huw has appeared in both High Court Litigation and Arbitrations, as well as all forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Expertise: Commercial contract disputes Director/Shareholder disputes Construction disputes Professional negligence claims Defamation and reputation management
Acuity Law
Huw Rolant Jones
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Ian Davies
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Ian Wilson
Ian is a Principal Lawyer and supervises the Cardiff Criminal and Misconduct Department. He undertakes a full range of criminal litigation and police misconduct matters, including representing clients at inquests involving policing issues. Ian has undertaken criminal litigation since qualifying in 1983. He has represented individuals in a wide range of cases, including a defendant in an OFT/CMA prosecution of an alleged £10 million pyramid scheme, a defendant in civil proceedings brought by the FCA and clients facing health and safety allegations. In addition, Ian is regularly instructed by the Police Federation of England and Wales and has also presented lectures on topics such as the Advocacy, Criminal Justice Act, Fraud Act, Police Misconduct Regulations and Police Appeals Tribunals.
Slater and Gordon
Ioan Owen
Ioan is a senior property Partner in the Cardiff office. He advises a wide range of private, public and third sector clients including office owners and occupiers, national retailers and investors. Ioan works primarily in the landlord and tenant sphere of property, acting for landlords, tenants or investors. He acts for a number of investor landlords and office occupiers on acquisitions disposals renewals and estate management issues. Ioan has extensive experience advising national retailers on their retail leases across England and Wales and also acts for a number of companies on their office portfolio requirements including lease renewals termination and dilapidation issues. His experience includes advising a FTSE 100 company on a £60m new headquarters development, comprising a purpose-built 12 storey 220,000 sq. ft building. Ioan advised on all pre-letting requirements, approval of funding, construction and overage requirements. Ioan also advised on a £20m 80,000 sq. ft development which included dealing with all pre-letting requirements approval of funding and associated issues
Geldards LLP
Ioan Prydderch
Ioan is head of the firm’s business services division. This division comprises all of the teams which provide transactional, contractual, advisory and dispute resolution advice to businesses and organisations across various sectors. Ioan also is Head of our Construction, Energy and Projects team and has spent almost 20 years advising clients on non-contentious and contentious construction matters. He has extensive experience in the construction and engineering sector and has acted in a number of high value and complicated disputes. Ioan’s role involves advising the firm’s key clients on some of the most significant construction projects and disputes in Wales and the wider UK. Ioan and his team act for a wide range of clients, ranging from government and public authorities to banks, developers and contractors. Some notable projects include advising on: politically sensitive, high value and complex transport and construction projects for the public sector; a supply contract for the supply of steel for the construction of the new nuclear facility at Hinckley Point, Maidenhead, England; a multimillion pound claim brought by one of the UK’s largest energy companies arising from an alleged EWI system failure on a large housing estate in the UK; a high profile dispute arising out of the Mersey Gateway project. Ioan heads up the firm’s public sector practice and manages the relationship between Hugh James and key public sector organisations, such as the Welsh Government and Natural Resources Wales. Regularly advising on dispute resolution, Ioan is very familiar with adjudication, and, as an accredited mediator, he is familiar with the range of alternative dispute resolution processes. Ioan’s mining practice has also developed further during 2017-8, with Ioan and his team advising SRK, consultants for the resource and mining industry, on a number of international disputes. Ioan has almost 20 years’ experience advising the public and private sectors on issues relating to construction law and is widely recognised as an expert in his field. He advises clients on procurement and the contractual documents involved in construction and engineering projects, including PPP and PFI deals, and more recently the Mutual Investment Model (MIM) as well as high value renewable energy projects. Ioan has particular expertise in arbitration and adjudication, alternative dispute resolution, professional negligence, energy, procurement, project documentation and standard forms of contract (JCT, NEC, ICE, FIDIC, GCWorks, PPC2000, RIBA, BPF, ACE, CIC). Ioan is a member of the following institutions and societies: Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Society of Construction Law Adjudication Society.
Hugh James
Jacqui Callan
Partner and Head of Criminal Defence
Richard Nelson LLP
James Coleman
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
James Egan
James is a real estate partner with experience of large-scale development work, joint ventures, and general property transactions in the private, public and third sectors. James handles many of the firm’s high value, high profile real estate transactions leading multi-disciplinary teams of solicitors. He has significant expertise in the development of office blocks, health campuses and primary care resource centres and currently acts for developers, tenants and purchasers in the procurement, acquisition, funding, development and subsequent lease arrangements and sales of such developments. He also leads teams advising large clients such as the Welsh Government, NHS Wales, charities and social landlords on portfolio management.
Blake Morgan LLP
James Lewindon
Head of Eversheds Agile – UK
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
James Molland
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
James Pearn
Consultant Solicitor
Hugh James
James Ryan
Jim is an experienced specialist town and country planning lawyer whose practice also includes contentious matters, compulsory purchase, highway law, rights of way and the law of commons, and town and village greens. Jim also provides planning advice to lenders of development finance as part of the lenders’ necessary due diligence processes. His early career was spent as an engineering technician in local government and then as an infrastructure designer in the housebuilding industry, before reading for a law degree at UWE Bristol and subsequently training with Burges Salmon in Bristol. In June 2010, Jim was appointed to an in-house role as Head of Legal Services to M J Gleeson Group plc, a role he held until the end of 2014. Expertise: Town and Country Planning (with a bias towards contentious matters) Compulsory Purchase The law of Highways and Rights of Way The law of Commons and Town and Village Greens
Acuity Law