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Thomas Lepeytre

Partner

Joffe & Partners LLP

CommercialCorporate / M&A+3
England, FranceFrench, English
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Thomas Markert

Partner Thomas Markert works within the field of corporate law, insolvency law, succession/mergers and acquisitions and litigation. As an experienced insolvency lawyer, Thomas works with restructuring of distressed businesses and serves as a trustee of estates in bankruptcy and as a liquidator. Thomas’s primary areas of work within general corporate law are contracts, succession and mergers and acquisitions. He has considerable knowledge of the healthcare sector, doctors and dentists and the problems associated with transfers of their practices and investments in them. Thomas is admitted to appear before the Supreme Court. Additionally, his focus areas include major lawsuits, including directors' liability cases, professional liability cases and associated disciplinary cases for and against professional advisors such as lawyers and accountants.

HortenDahl

Corporate / M&AInsolvency / Restructuring+4
DenmarkDanish, English
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Thomas Nebel

Dr. Thomas Nebel is a partner in Dentons’ Dusseldorf office and co-head of the German Dispute Resolution practice group. Thomas specializes in domestic and cross-border commercial and civil law disputes. He represents clients in out-of-court settlements, in litigation before state courts and in arbitration. Thomas has a particular focus on construction disputes, corporate disputes including post-M&A disputes, and contentious insolvency. Thomas also advises on planning and implementing major projects and on drafting commercial contracts. Thomas has deep legal and technical expertise in the sectors of energy (conventional and renewable energy as well as transmission systems), infrastructure (railways, roads, aviation), construction, automotive and industrials. Prior to his admission to the German bar, Thomas worked several years at an insolvency administration firm.

Hogan Lovells International LLP

LitigationInternational Arbitration+4
Germany
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Thomas Philippe

Partner

King & Spalding LLP

Mergers and AcquisitionsPrivate Equity+3
France
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Thomas Sando

Managing Partner

SANDS

CompetitionEU / EEA Law+2
NorwayNorwegian, English
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Tiago Vilhena

Partner

MdME

Corporate / M&ACommercial Contracts+3
MacauPortuguese, English +2
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Tijana Krivokapic

Attorney at law specialized in international commercial arbitration, M&A projects and commercial rights and obligations which arise in connection with international contracts.

IA Law Firm – Ibrahimovic & Co

International ArbitrationCorporate / M&A+3
Bosnia & HerzegovinaEnglish, Bosnian +2
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Till Alexander Backsmann

Partner

Veirano Advogados

Corporate / M&ADispute Resolution & Arbitration+6
BrazilGerman, Spanish +2
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Tim Carapiet-Petit

Lawyer and Partner at Wintertaling with an expertise in: Corporate M&A Startup, Scale-up and Venture Capital Structuring & Financing Joint ventures Commercial Contracts Employee Participation

Wintertaling

Corporate / M&AStartups & Scale-ups+5
NetherlandsDutch, English
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Tim Copplestone

Tim is an employment lawyer within the firm’s sport sector, having previously been an international athlete representing Great Britain in kayaking. Tim advises a wide range of commercial employers, professional clubs and senior employees on contractual matters (including football manager contracts, bonus structures and tailoring restrictive covenants), Employment Tribunal litigation, and employment issues arising in corporate transactions.

Clarke Willmott LLP

EmploymentSports+3
England
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Tim Drew

Partner

Tanner De Witt

Corporate / M&ACommercial Contracts+4
Hong Kong
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Tim Fowler

Tim is a Partner in the firm’s Music Group. Tim is highly regarded by clients for whom he assists in relation to a broad range of music industry issues. He regularly advises on, negotiates and drafts core music industry contracts including recording, publishing, management, production and live performance agreements, as well as contracts pertaining to his clients’ ancillary rights, including merchandise, branding and sponsorship deals. He represents businesses and individuals with longstanding involvement with the music industry, as well as new and emerging talent at the outset of their careers. After training in the city at Baker & McKenzie, Tim commenced his music practice at Russells in 2007 before moving to Harbottle & Lewis in 2010. He joined Lee & Thompson in 2013. Tim is a regular speaker at Music Managers Forum events.

Lee & Thompson LLP

Media & EntertainmentMusic+1
England
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Tim Krarup Nielsen

Partner Tim Krarup Nielsen has worked with IT law since 2008 and with IT from a technical perspective since the late 90’s. Tim primarily works with IT and tech companies, usually advising on contracts concerning i.e. IT projects, outsourcing, and licensing. He has a deep technical understanding and is thus often remarked as being able to efficiently match the technical aspects of a situation with the correct legal framework. He is an often-used negotiator known for his commercial and solution-oriented approach. Tim is also a well-known name within the field of personal data protection law, where he is a popular speaker at events concerning personal data protection. Additionally, he is a guest lecturer at the Copenhagen School of Design and Technology. Tim has for many years been a certified IT attorney under the Danish Association of IT Attorneys. He was recently recognised by his peers as one of the leading IT attorneys by being elected to the board of directors for the Danish Association of IT Attorneys. Tim has previously been ranked in 2012 for his part in the landmark dispute between Saab AB and the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation.

HortenDahl

TechnologyData Protection / Privacy+4
DenmarkDanish, English
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Tim Wright

I am a technology, sourcing and commercial lawyer with nearly 30 years' experience advising clients on their outsourcing, cloud, digital, technology and other commercial projects. I also work on a range of advisory and compliance projects including supply chain risk (modern slavery, conflict minerals, anti-bribery), crisis and continuity management, GDPR, and diligence. I joined Fladgate in 2019 to help grow the firm’s technology and outsourcing practice. I enjoy helping clients achieve outcomes and objectives by taking a strategic, measured and thoughtful approach to contractual negotiations which typically result in long-term relationships between customers and their service providers. I have always enjoyed the international aspects of my work and count myself lucky to have worked on deals which have taken me to a number of countries including the US, Hong Kong, Singapore, Europe, India and the Middle East, and have enjoyed working with a wide range of companies such as AXIS Capital, BHP Billiton, Chevron Tech Ventures, Dr Reddy's, Fyffes, GlaxoSmithKline, Goldman Sachs, Ocado, Old Mutual, Prudential, Resolution, Royal Sun Alliance, The Cooperative Group, and UBS, as well as a growing number of technology start-ups and growth companies. I count myself lucky to work for great clients, doing exciting things at the intersection of business, technology & regulation, covering a wide-range of projects including information technology and business process outsourcing; facilities management outsourcing, data centre, colocation and real estate services, supply chains contracts, warehousing and logistics; system integration and ERP (e.g., Oracle, SAP); joint ventures, collaboration & alliance agreements; public procurement and supply; software/application development and licensing; data processing/data sharing; e-commerce and online platforms; web development and hosting, and SaaS and other types of cloud computing.

Fladgate LLP

TechnologyOutsourcing+5
England
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Tim van der Maas

Tim van der Maas, partner and lawyer at BUREN, specialises in corporate law and franchising. He advises and represents cross-border clients, particularly in relation to (franchise) agreements and mergers and acquisitions. In addition, he focuses on Legal Tech and the international network Pangea Net.

Buren

Corporate / M&AFranchising+2
NetherlandsDutch, English
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Timme Geerlof

Partner

Windt Le Grand Leeuwenburgh

Intellectual PropertyLitigation+2
NetherlandsDutch, English
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Timo Jansen

Lawyer, partner

Lexence

LitigationCorporate / M&A+5
NetherlandsDutch, English
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Timothy Oen

Associate Director, Dispute Resolution and Information Technology

Drew & Napier LLC

LitigationArbitration+4
SingaporeEnglish
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Tina Aspe

Tina Aspe undertakes a wide range of business law assignments, primarily focusing on the areas of corporate law, M&A, financing, and commercial contract law for Swedish and foreign clients. Tina also has extensive experience with company reorganisations.

Hellström Law

Corporate / M&ABanking & Finance+2
SwedenSwedish, English +1
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Tina Liu

Senior Associate

Tompkins Wake

Corporate / M&ACommercial Contracts+5
New ZealandMandarin
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Tina Njezic

Advokat/Assoicate

MAQS Advokatbyrå

Privacy & Data ProtectionIT / Technology+2
SwedenSwedish, English +1
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Tiziana Sogari

Of Counsel

CBA Studio Legale e Tributario

Administrative LawEnergy & Infrastructure+5
ItalyItalian, English
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Tobias Jacoby

Special Counsel, New York

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

LitigationAdvertising Law+4
United States
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Toby Crick

Toby is a partner in Bristows' IT & digital team. He advises on and negotiates commercial, technology and outsourcing agreements. He has particular expertise in working with clients to help them manage and structure complex deals and is recognised for his work on digital transformation, software and telecoms projects. The primary focus of Toby's work is on technology, communications and outsourcing projects where he has acted on both the client and supplier side in sectors such as financial services, telecommunications, healthcare, manufacturing, insurance and life sciences. Toby also advises on other complex commercial transactions and he has particular expertise on deals involving the use and exploitation of technology and intellectual property. Toby's recent work includes international outsourcing deals (covering North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific operations), innovative “alt-net” fibre broadband rollouts in the UK, and 'digital transformation' projects (covering matters as diverse as procuring software and services to ensuring that new apps enabled by such projects comply with relevant regulatory requirements). Toby has also gained in-depth experience of advising clients on procurement strategies (e.g. supplier selection, pricing models and performance incentive mechanisms) and has spent time in-house with a large IT services company, an international telecommunications provider, and a mobile telecommunications company. Toby is a Trustee of the UK’s Society for Computers and Law and lectures widely on IT, e-commerce, cloud computing, agile software development and outsourcing including at ITechLaw, UCL and QMUL.

Bristows LLP

TechnologyOutsourcing+5
England