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Caroline Wildemeersch

Caroline Wildemeersch is a senior partner at Laurius and specialises in the national and cross-border takeover and transaction practice. Private equity, venture capital, financing, (dis)investments, distressed transactions, … Caroline listens, analyses, advises and guides Belgian and international companies, financial institutions and investment funds with strong know-how and over two decades of experience. Complex transaction or challenging corporate law issue: Caroline goes the extra mile for her clients. Her goal? Achieving efficient and effective results through understandable advice and targeted negotiations.

Laurius

Caroline Williams

Partner

Walkers

Caroline Wofinden

Director leading the Plots & Management team acting for national, regional and local residential and commercial property developers selling new build properties as well as acting for social housing providers in respect of shared ownership and associated work.

Freeths LLP

Caroline Yarrow

Partner

Broadfield Law UK LLP

Caroline Zalka

Head of Weil's nationwide Securities Litigation practice

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Caroline Zayid

National Leader of the Firm’s Litigation Practice Group. Practice focuses on product liability and class actions, at the trial and appellate levels. Has litigated many significant product liability cases including on behalf of manufacturers of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and consumer products. Has also acted on numerous cross-border class actions in relation to health care, financial services, securities, and automotive products. Extensive experience in administrative and public law for public and private sector clients. Represents clients at all levels of courts including the Supreme Court of Canada, the Federal Court of Appeal, and the courts of appeal of Ontario, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

McCarthy Tétrault

Caroline de Weerdt

Partner Employment law

La Gro

Caroline van Gent

Caroline specializes in employment law and civil service law. She has extensive experience on advising companies and individuals on labour law issues, conducting negotiations and litigating when appropriate. She makes assessments of and gives advice on (changes in) employment conditions and non-standard contractual provisions, such a non-compete clauses. On the area of public servants law, Caroline gives advice, conducts negotiations and litigates on a wide range of matters on behalf of (semi-) public administrative bodies and (semi-) public servants. Caroline is also the member of the Healthcare Industry Group of BarentsKrans.

BarentsKrans

Carolyn Alford

Partner

King & Spalding

Carolyn Bane

Carolyn is a general commercial lawyer with extensive experience in advising retail businesses, particularly within the FMCG sector. Having worked in-house at Cadbury Schweppes and at Ocado as Head of Commercial Law, Carolyn has acquired a broad range of skills and a deep understanding of the sector, the challenges which can arise and how to quickly overcome them.

Keystone Law

Carolyn Bertin

Carolyn has a wealth of experience in commercial law and specialist skills in IT law, particularly focused on cloud computing and data privacy. She provides business-focused solutions on a broad range of commercial transactional matters and helps companies to address compliance issues particularly in regard to data privacy. Currently Carolyn is working with a range of clients in the technology sector including a global security software vendor, a leading cloud computing services provider and a rapidly growing cloud storage service provider.

Keystone Law

Carolyn Bigg

DLA Piper

Carolyn Bottomley

Carolyn deals with all aspects of family law with a particular emphasis on the resolution of high-value, complex financial disputes arising from divorce and relationship breakdown as well as arrangements for children. She has a wealth of expertise in dealing with clients from the entertainment industry who have a public profile to protect. An accomplished negotiator, Carolyn fights her client’s corner and achieves results with and without the court’s intervention. Carolyn is also experienced in drafting pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements and resolving issues between unmarried couples with the utmost of discretion. Carolyn is dual-qualified with experience practising in England and Wales as well as Australia and as a member of Resolution she is committed to dealing with family matters in a non-confrontational manner where possible.

Keystone Law

Carolyn Bowie

Carolyn is a key member of the firm's business immigration team. She has wide experience in professional legal services and has been a member of the team since January 2018. Carolyn’s experience of working in the field of immigration law allows her to advise a wide variety of clients – from FTSE 100 companies and multinational organisations to universities, the NHS and individuals – in relation to a full range of immigration issues, including: Sponsor Licence applications and compliance Skilled worker visas and extensions Global business mobility visas Visitor visas Student visas Creative worker visas Family member visa applications and extensions Applications for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) British citizenship Advice on recruiting non-UK Nationals European applications Right to work assistance General HR and recruitment advice Offering practical help in the face of complex Home Office rules, Carolyn assists clients to manage the risks involved with the sometimes inconsistent application of those rules. In addition to her legal qualifications, Carolyn has a First-Class Business Degree and her commercial experience puts her in the best position to work with her clients with the aim of achieving a positive outcome. Carolyn also works with employers on a range of HR and employment law issues. She is a member of the Immigration Law Practitioners Association (ILPA) and the Employment Lawyers Association (ELA). Her articles are regularly featured in well-known publications, such as The Scotsman newspaper, and on the firm’s media. Carolyn is interested in all areas of immigration, employment, and discrimination law. She is also one of the firm’s Diversity and Inclusion Champions and is a qualified mental health first aider - a testament to her passion for inclusivity.

Weightmans LLP

Carolyn Burbridge

Consultant

Level

Carolyn Caufield

Herrick, Feinstein LLP

Carolyn Chiang

Associate

Lim Chee Wee Partnership

Carolyn Elizabeth Clarkin

Associate

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Carolyn Gillespie

Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Carolyn Gleason

Partner Carolyn Gleason heads the Firm's Global Regulatory Practice Group and International Trade Practice and is co-chair of the Firm's Food, Beverage and Agribusiness Industry Group. Carolyn has in-depth knowledge of dispute settlement proceedings under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and World Trade Organization (WTO), and has served as government counsel and chief private sector counsel in numerous successful dispute settlement actions. She has been appointed member for the president's US Agricultural Private Sector Advisory Committee since 1994, advising the US government on US trade initiatives and objectives. For further details of Carolyn's biography, please view McDermott website: https://www.mwe.com/en/team/g/gleason-carolyn-b

McDermott Will & Schulte

Carolyn Heaton

I head a team of specialist solicitors who act for adults and children who have sustained severe brain and/or spinal cord damage. Quite simply, our job is to try and make the lives of our clients and their families easier and more comfortable. The cases my team pursues are often very complex and involve large amounts of money. Rehabilitation is always at the forefront of our minds, and we aim to get our clients the help they need when they need it. This normally involves sorting out help with care and getting the client the therapies they need such as physiotherapy, speech and language therapy and occupational therapy. Equipment/transport/housing/employment and education are some of the other issues that we look at during the course of the claim. Compensation can never turn the clock back, but it can enable clients to have a decent quality of life again and reduce or eliminate the stress placed upon their loved ones.

Irwin Mitchell

Carolyn Lamm

Partner

White & Case LLP

Carolyn Lowe

Carolyn has 23 years’ experience of bringing clinical negligence claims. She deals with all types of medical cases, but particularly specialises in representing bereaved parents in cases which involve stillbirths and neonatal deaths. She also represents children who are brain damaged as a result of negligent care during their birth. Other areas of speciality are in relation to complex orthopaedic claims and cardiac claims. Carolyn has represented numerous families of patients who have died as a result of clinical negligence. She also advises them in relation to Inquests and Coronial law. Recent settlements: (1) £8.5m for a 29 year old man who suffered severe brain damage at birth due to negligent medical care at Luton /7 Dunstable Hospital. He has cerebral palsy and requires 24 hour care. (2) Represented a woman who suffered severe damage to her shoulder as a result of a failure to diagnose and properly treat a bone infection at Milton Keynes Hospital. A settlement of £200,000 was achieved. 3) Achieved a £750,000 settlement for a man whose claim related to negligent knee surgery. This left him with severe, permanent pain and being likely to require an amputation. (4) Settlement of £500,000 for a man who has suffered permanent damage to his heart after his GP failed to deal adequately with symptoms of endocarditis, a severe infection of the heart. (5) Settlement of £480,000 for a man and his young children who lost their wife and mother as a result of negligent care by her General Practitioner

Freeths LLP

Carolyn Miller

I am a employment lawyer with a significant interest and expertise in workplace discrimination and equality. I also advise clients on large scale redundancies, disciplinary and grievance matters and HR issues. I am known for my no-nonsense approach and my advice is always practical and solution focused. I advise mostly on contentious issues but also have experience in non-contentious matters. I am involved in the delivery of training to clients throughout the UK and I recently joined forces with a cancer charity in Glasgow to deliver training to managers dealing with people returning to work after long term illness. I am also a qualified business coach and I enjoy the challenge of unlocking the potential of an individual and helping them focus on their career path.

Lewis Silkin