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Catherine Gleason-Mercier
Alternative Dispute Resolution Arbitration Commercial and Business Litigation Construction and Infrastructure Law eDiscovery Services
Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP
Catherine Gordley
Counsel Catherine Gordley focuses on EU competition law. She specialises in representing clients before the European Commission in complex merger proceedings as well as in antitrust and abuse of dominance investigations. Catherine has particular experience in merger control, including advising clients in Phase II merger proceedings and in other transactions requiring remedies. Her merger experience spans a wide range of sectors, including financial services, aviation, steel, chemicals other basic industries. Her practice includes advising on distribution, licensing and abuse of dominance issues, particularly in the luxury/retail goods and media sectors. Catherine is also active in the life sciences sector, advising pharmaceutical companies on matters related to distribution, pricing, product denigration and generic/biosimilar market entry. Catherine regularly prepares compliance programmes and assists companies with their implementation.
Van Bael & Bellis
Catherine Grun Meyer
Catherine Grun mainly focuses on inheritance, estate and family law (including marital and marital property law), foundation law as well as employment, corporate and contract law. Her work also includes dispute resolution in these areas.
Niederer Kraft Frey Ltd
Catherine Hagerty
Partner
Norton Rose Fulbright
Catherine Hallgath
Partner
Mills Oakley
Catherine Haugh
Catherine is highly experienced at resolving commercial disputes of all kinds, many of which are complex, high value and/or commercially sensitive. Her practice encompasses breach of contract claims, director/shareholder disputes, public procurement claims and negligence. She acts for corporate and individual clients in both the private and public sector, including utilities and logistics companies, local Government departments, retailers, individual shareholders/directors, technology companies and partnerships. Catherine has considerable experience of litigating in the various divisions of the High Court and the Court of Appeal, and also regularly acts for clients in arbitrations and mediations. Catherine recognises that no two disputes are the same, and she works with her clients to understand their commercial objectives and then build a strategy designed to achieve those objectives as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.
Foot Anstey
Catherine Hawkes
Catherine is a Senior Associate in our Employment & HR team based in our City of London office. Catherine is an experienced employment lawyer, advising both organisations and senior executives on complex employment issues. Catherine frequently advises on discrimination matters as well as employee competition issues, including confidential information and post termination restraints. Catherine qualified in September 2015 and joined RWK Goodman in March 2017. She read law at the University of Reading and spent a year in the Netherlands at the University of Maastricht where she read European and International law. Catherine trained and qualified at Gordon Dadds and also spent a year in the City in an in-house role specialising in corporate and employment law.
RWK Goodman
Catherine Hayes
I advise and support employers on how to navigate all aspects of Irish employment law from agency workers to zero hours contracts and everything in between. Having worked in Lewis Silkin's London office for 5 years, I have good experience working across jurisdictions, although I now focus exclusively on Irish employment law from our Dublin office. I have over 10 years' experience in employment law and focus on clients' strategic objectives to achieve commercial and pragmatic solutions. I advise multinational and Irish employers across a broad range of sectors, but with a particular focus on technology, life sciences and retail.
Lewis Silkin Ireland LLP
Catherine Hendy
Catherine qualified as a solicitor in 2001 and joined Weightmans LLP as a solicitor in the corporate department in 2015. Catherine specialises in a broad range of corporate work including share and asset acquisitions and disposals, mergers, management buyouts and management buyins, debt and equity investment work, group reorganisations and restructures, shareholders agreements, joint ventures and general company and commercial advice. Catherine has acted for a broad range of clients including owner managed businesses, national and international corporate clients, institutional investors and management teams.
Weightmans LLP
Catherine Henney
Legal Director
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Catherine Hill
Partner and Head of Art & Cultural Property
Forsters LLP
Catherine Hood
Catherine is a real estate lawyer who works to enable real estate investors, developers and corporate occupiers to successfully fulfil their property requirements. She has 20 years of experience including a three year part-time secondment to a shopping centre developer as sole in-house counsel. Her special expertise is in the management of complex and multi property deals and she has a particular interest in automotive, health and shopping centre sectors. Examples of the types of work Catherine has undertaken include: acquiring landmark listed building 55 Colmore Row, Birmingham and working on the financing, ongoing redevelopment letting and subsequent sale for £98m for IM Properties plc; Working with IM Properties on their industrial and logistics development at Hinkley. negotiating and agreeing legal documentation for CBRE's new office in Birmingham; advising a French motor vehicle manufacturer on all aspects of their English property portfolio including acquisitions, taking leases, redevelopment, underlettings, and disposals (including a nine property sale and leaseback) and the sale of their main UK assembly plant; providing real estate support to purchaser's principal legal advisor on Project Isobel (RBS debt sale with a value of over £1billion). Managing a team which reviewed security over 900 properties, sampled titles for more detailed reporting, responded to specific questions on the portfolio, liaised with overseas counsel in relation to real estate/security matters and co-ordinated planning, banking and insolvency specialists; managing real estate due diligence team acting for a US private equity firm acquiring Farnborough Business Park for over £70 million including dealing with real estate aspects of the financing and undertaking major land disposals; leading the real estate team acting for a UK private equity house on property elements of the acquisition of a special education provider. Catherine reviewed and supervised review of 15 certificates of title, negotiated property aspects of corporate sale agreement and dealt with real estate aspects of debt funding. Subsequently acquiring a freehold property leased to the company and dealt with debt and equity financing aspects; acting for investment companies, individuals and pension funds acquiring and disposing of investment properties and portfolios (retail, office and industrial); completing land sales for residential and commercial development (including phased payments with security, overage and multiple land draw downs) and "contaminated" and "remediated" land (both with and without overage) for utility suppliers. advising healthcare developers (within and outside LIFT) on developments such as the Portway Lifestyle Centre, the Lyng Centre for Health and Social Care, the City of Coventry Health Centre and advising PCT's on property solutions for equitable access programmes.
Shoosmiths LLP
Catherine Jackson
Associate, Crime, Fraud and Regulatory Catherine defends professionals such as accountants, teachers, lawyers, doctors, politicians, diplomats and journalists accused of criminal acts in the course of their employment and outside of their work. She is known for her ability to secure discontinuance and alternative forms of disposal on behalf of her clients, including in cases where the allegation has been as serious as rape. She has defended a large number of high profile individuals, both male and female, accused of historic sexual offences, most recently in the wake of the #MeToo campaign. Most of these police investigations have resolved without prosecution or publicity. Catherine specialises in acting for parents falsely accused of harming their children. In particular, she has represented parents in alleged ‘baby shaking’ investigations and Court proceedings, including a mother of twins and a mother of triplets, neither of whom were ultimately charged. Through this work she is privileged to have instructed some of the best medical experts in the world. Internationally, Catherine defends in complex multi-jurisdictional fraud cases such as an alleged plot to defraud the Libyan state out of billions of pounds, a ‘fake sheikh’ case with more than a million dollars allegedly embezzled from Saudi Arabian royalty and one of the largest confiscation proceedings ever to be prosecuted with an alleged benefit figure of £50 million. She has successfully defended people accused of facilitating unlawful immigration into the UK by the Home Office Criminal and Financial Investigations Team; and clients investigated by SO15 Counter Terrorism Command and questioned under Schedule 7 Terrorism Act 2006.
Bindmans LLP
Catherine Jewell
“Enthusiastic and committed” patent and trade mark expert Catherine Jewell is admired by clients for a mastery of the detail that allows her to present complex advice in a user-friendly way. Whether in the patent or trade mark sphere, Catherine impresses with her legal and technical skills and her professionalism. She has drafted and prosecuted patent applications for clients with diverse needs and budgets, representing large multinationals in prosecution, opposition and appeals at the European Patent Office and UKIPO, while also helping smaller clients to develop their products from concept to market, including drafting patent applications and advising on trade mark registrations. Catherine’s patent practice is focused on the chemicals field. During her time as a patent attorney she has worked with a wide variety of technologies, including energy applications such as photovoltaic systems, general organic chemistry, materials chemistry, ceramics and polymers, drug delivery systems such as self-assembling lipid-based formulations, and pharmaceutical chemistry. Catherine has handled inventions ranging from veneered floor tiles to epoxidation processes, siloxanyl polymers, zeolites and graphene coatings. Also experienced in trade marks, Catherine advises on strategies for handling, extending and maintaining international portfolios of marks. She conducts and advises on searches and defends her clients’ brands through opposition proceedings and the negotiation of settlement agreements. Catherine is qualified to practise as a trade mark attorney under the laws of both the UK and the Republic of Ireland, allowing her to continue to practise before the EUIPO in relation to European Union Trade Marks and Designs post-Brexit. Catherine is part of the team responsible for Beck Greener’s award-winning CSR function. This has seen her play a key role in overseeing the firm’s long-term transformation from a fully office-based working environment to a hybrid model with home-working. She also plays a leading role in implementing the STEM: Branching Out project, intended to help raise the profile of the legal profession among disadvantaged communities, and to broaden the appeal of careers in IP. Fully committed to thought leadership, Catherine is a regular lecturer at the UCL School of Pharmacy as part of their Masters degree in Pharmaceutical Entrepreneurship, and is the joint author of “3D Printing Techniques in the Pharmaceutical Sciences – Intellectual Property Issues” in the Springer overview publication “3D Printing of Pharmaceuticals” (2018).
Beck Greener LLP
Catherine Joffroy
Catherine Joffroy is a partner in Dentons' Paris office and a member of the Corporate and M&A Group. With over 35 years' experience, she advises French companies on cross-border transactions and investments in emerging markets, notably Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Uzbekistan, as well as Central and Eastern Europe, including the Indian market in recent years. A native French speaker, fluent in English and bilingual in Russian, her practice covers advice on restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, setting up subsidiaries, project financing, investments, international contracts, EU sanctions and Russian countersanctions. Recognized for her in-depth knowledge of CIS markets, Catherine is a regular speaker at international conferences, in particular at Medef International. A French foreign trade advisor since 2008, and Vice-President of the Eurasia Commission, Catherine puts her expertise at the service of the French economy on a voluntary basis. She is also Knight of the Legion of Honor of France, in recognition of her significant contribution to the development of trade relations between France and CIS countries.
Dentons
Catherine Johnson
Partner
Birketts LLP
Catherine Jones
Principal associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Catherine Karatzas
Managing Partner
Karatzas & Partners
Catherine Kearney
Catherine joined the Large Loss team in London in March 2019. She was admitted as a solicitor in Northern Ireland in 1999, Ireland in 2002 and England and Wales in 2005 and has practised in all three jurisdictions. Catherine is named as a key lawyer in the 2021 edition of the Legal 500 UK, for defendant personal injury work in London. She has over 20 years' experience in personal injury litigation and over 15 years' experience in defending motor, public and employers' liability claims for insurer clients and self-insured organisations. She specialises in defending large loss claims involving brain, spinal, amputation, complex and fatal injuries. Catherine has advised clients in relation to: catastrophic spinal injuries sustained by a motorcyclist who collided with a car at speed, securing a substantial reduction for contributory negligence following a High Court trial of liability where the defendant’s CCTV and accident-reconstruction evidence was preferred to that of the claimant (Hernandez v Acar & EUI Ltd [2019] EWHC 72); jurisdiction to determine a claim for personal injuries brought by a UK-domiciled claimant injured in a French adventure park who had sued the park’s French-domiciled insurers (Thwaites v Aviva Assurances [2010] Lloyd’s Rep. IR 667); the successful defence of a police misfeasance and assault claim following a seven-day jury trial and the successful section 33 Limitation Act application for strikeout of a related claim due to prejudice to the defendant; settlement of the claim of an equity partner in a national law firm who was cognitively impaired following a road traffic collision, involving the need to forecast likely loss of drawings; settlement of a claim involving brain injury in a young man where surveillance footage indicated that he was more independent than had been claimed; settlement on a PPO basis of the claim of a young man spinally injured in a road traffic accident; settlement on a PPO basis of the claim of a young man severely brain injured in a road traffic accident; a claim arising from the death of the claimant’s partner, proving that she had been untruthful as to the length of their cohabitation and thus her status as a dependant, resulting in the claim being discontinued and substantial costs recovered; the successful defence, after a five-day trial, of a lorry driver prosecuted for driving without due care and attention following the death of a cyclist, followed by settlement of the resulting civil claim on favourable terms numerous cases involving pain disorders.
Weightmans LLP
Catherine Keeley
Partner
Hugh James
Catherine Keetch
Partner, Patent Attorney
D Young & Co LLP
Catherine Kremer
Catherine has been elected Partner in May 2024 in our Luxembourg corporate practice. She has in-depth knowledge of corporate law and advises international investors, private equity houses and other financial sponsor clients in a wide range of transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, co-investments, joint ventures, corporate restructurings along with management incentive schemes and governance matters. Since joining Linklaters in July 2012, Catherine spent several months in our capital markets and banking department as well as in the investment funds group, where she enriched the team with her experience in the areas of infrastructure and private equity funds. In 2023 she was seconded for 6 months to our London private equity and financial sponsors group. Catherine has built her career at Linklaters and alongside her many professional achievements she was a participant in the firm’s woman's leadership programme. She is committed to helping support and promote women throughout the firm.
Linklaters
Catherine Law
Founder & Managing Partner
Harvesting Law Firm
Catherine Le Manchec
Partner
August Debouzy