Lawyers in England
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David Flack
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
David Fletcher
David is a corporate partner and advises on a broad range of commercial transactions involving corporate bodies, partnerships and individuals. David has acted for private equity investors, financial institutions and company directors. David is also a licensed insolvency practitioner and has worked on a number of corporate restructurings, as well as advising on insolvency processes.
Farrer & Co
David Foster
Partner and head of the litigation department; leads the firm’s extensive litigation practice; has 20 years’ civil litigation experience and has acted on complex cases on banking, lending, property, planning, ethics and human rights; David is a nationally known mediator, having been actively involved in the field since 1996 with a success rate of 90% and on a range of commercial cases. Court of Appeal cases in 2005 are Jepson, Burke, and challenge to procedures of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority.
Moore Barlow
David Frankland
David is a Partner in the Real Estate Commercial department at JMW. David advises on all real estate matters, in particular those relating to property management, investment, development, acquisition and disposal as well as portfolio transactions. David's clients include several household names along with listed and private developers. Many of his clients have aggressive development programmes and are seeking niche sector expertise that will help them to achieve commercial objectives for growth. David’s development experience includes listed and private developers on office, residential and commercial space including forward funding and sales and JV arrangements.
JMW Solicitors LLP
David G Jones
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
David Gallagher
Partner, Head of the Pensions practice in Fieldfisher's London office.
Fieldfisher
David Gallagher
Partner, European and UK Patent Attorney
J A Kemp
David Gardner
Partner
Schjodt LLP
David Gardner
Partner
TLT
David Goepel
David joined the Private Client department of Edwin Coe as a partner in January 2009 from Withers LLP, where he qualified as a solicitor in 2000. He heads Edwin Coe’s Charity Group and acts for a wide range of private clients, including high-net-worth individuals and trustees and deals with a broad range of private client trust and tax work, both onshore and offshore. Much of David’s time is spent in advising private clients on cross-border issues, including the co-ordination of advice in a number of different jurisdictions. David is particularly interested in the field of charities and philanthropy. He has advised a number of UK charities both national and local on a variety of legal issues, including the powers and duties of charity trustees, tax issues affecting charities and dealings with the Charity Commission and other regulators. David also has extensive experience of advising charitable donors, often in a cross-border context, in establishing and registering family charitable foundations and facilitating cross-border charitable gifts tax efficiently. He also works with colleagues in other practice areas across the firm to meet the full range of legal services which charities require.
Edwin Coe LLP
David Gooding
David is a professional indemnity and policy coverage specialist. His practice is focussed on advising lawyers, accountants and financial professionals and their insurers on defending and resolving claims as well as assisting accountants and solicitors with disciplinary investigations. He also advises insurers on policy coverage disputes and dishonesty investigations. David is head of the national accountants disputes practice. David is regularly instructed to assist and defend businesses facing high profile and significant claims. He recognises the financial, personal and reputational impact of a claim on professionals and their businesses. David is able to reduce that impact by relying on 20 years' experience, working closely with clients and by providing insightful, commercial and clear advice. His recent experience includes helping strike out an unmeritorious multi-million pound claim against a professional firm pursued by a determined litigant in person. This year, he successfully led the defence of an accountants claim at the Supreme Court, Matthew & Others v Sedman & others [2021] UKSC 18
Mills & Reeve LLP
David Gordon
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
David Goy
David is a Legal Director and advises on a wide range of non-contentious property issues, but with particular focus on high-value and complex strategic land and development transactions, advising on all aspects from initial site assembly through to disposal for residential, commercial and mixed-use. David also has experience of advising on general acquisitions and disposals, particularly in connection with brownfield industrial land and of corporate support and secured lending transactions. David advises a wide range of clients including developers, national housebuilders, retailers and manufacturers. Current and previous clients include Henry Boot Plc, Countryside Properties Plc, Santander UK Plc, HSBC Bank Plc and Sheffield Hallam University. Recent work includes: acting for the developer in a large mixed-use scheme including the sale to various national housebuilders of 1,000 houses and to a national supermarket of a major regional distribution centre; acting for the developer on various sites in connection with planning promotion and option agreements, together with onward disposals valued at between £5 million to £25 million to national housebuilders; completing the disposal of a number of brownfield sites for an international steel manufacturer; advising an off-shore fund on the charging and subsequent disposal of a significant national student accommodation portfolio; and advising a major financial institution in connection with a reorganisation of its property interests.
Shoosmiths LLP
David Greene
David was articled with Edwin Coe and qualified in 1980, becoming a partner in 1984. He was appointed Senior Partner of the Firm in April 2011. David specialises in commercial litigation including competition claims and claims on behalf of shareholders, and is Head of the Group Action Litigation department. He has developed a strong following in contentious competition work being involved in cases in front of the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), High Court and Competition Commission. He has for many years advised sovereign states on disputes in international tribunals and particularly specialises in work involving governments in sub-Saharan Africa. David was appointed by the Lord Chancellor to the Civil Procedure Rules Committee in 1997. He was then appointed in 2002 as a member of the Civil Justice Council. He is the author of “Civil Procedure Rules”, an associate editor of “Civil Practice Manual”, on the editorial board of Butterworths’ “The Civil Court Practice” (“the Green Book”), a contributor to the Law Society’s “Civil Litigation Manual”, and the author of two titles for Atkins Court Forms.
Edwin Coe LLP
David Greenhalgh
Career David Greenhalgh has over 35 years’ experience in providing expert employment law advice to senior executives, employees and employers. David has been ranked by the Legal 500 for over 15 years and is listed as a Leading Partner in the latest 2026 edition. David is known for giving unstuffy, commercially focused advice and utilises his background experience gained by working on ground-breaking heavyweight litigation cases to give him a tactical and strategic edge. David is a member of the Company of Human Resources Professionals. He is on the Advisory Board of Safe Workplace and is an honorary trustee of Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice. David is a founder member of Shoreditch House.
Excello Law
David Greenwood
Director & Solicitor
Switalskis Solicitors
David Griffiths
Partner
Keystone Law
David Griffiths
With over 35 years’ experience, David advises trustees and employers on workplace pension schemes. He has helped to establish, amend, close and wind up every kind of workplace pension scheme, including defined benefits, defined contributions, overseas pension schemes, executive top-ups (both funded and unfunded) and small self-administered pension schemes. During the past 5 years, David has provided legal advice on over 30 completed pension scheme buy-in/buy-out transactions, ranging in size from low £millions to over £750m. He is currently working on buyout transactions, as well as advising trustees and employers on preparatory steps and planning for scheme buyout. David is also working on several de-risking and consolidation projects. David also has over 15 years’ experience working as a professional pension scheme trustee and is accredited with the PMI.
Keystone Law
David Gubbay
Corporate tax expert David Gubbay works across the firm's sectors to help clients through some of the most complex issues they face. He is known for his considered style allied with a grounded pragmatic manner.
Farrer & Co
David Gwillim
David is a construction lawyer and solicitor advocate of the Senior Courts, specialising in resolving disputes through arbitration, mediation, adjudication, expert determination, and complex litigation. He has expertise in risk management, dispute avoidance, and resolution for a broad range of clients involved in building and engineering projects worldwide. David also represents clients before the courts and professional bodies such as ARB and RIBA. David also advises on crisis and reputation management and his experience covers fatalities, construction collapses, and urgent court applications for injunctive relief.
Keystone Law
David Hall
Head of Burges Salmon’s Disputes, Planning & Construction Department. Over a 30 year career David has represented numerous major public and private institutions on a wide range of disputes, investigations and inquiries. Currently Lead Solicitor on Burges Salmon’s appointment to provide all legal services to the UK Covid-19 Public Inquiry chaired by Baroness Hallett. David is also playing a similar role in other confidential Public Inquiries to which Burges Salmon is appointed.
Burges Salmon LLP
David Hamilton
David Hamilton is a partner at Howard Kennedy. He is a white-collar and regulatory lawyer with significant experience advising on bribery, fraud, money laundering, and market manipulation matters. He has a particular specialism in financial services enforcement and compliance. David has nearly 15 years' experience representing individuals and corporates in the context of internal investigations and actions brought by domestic and international regulatory and law enforcement bodies including the FCA, SFO, HMRC, the police, the European Commission, and US Department of Justice. Notably, he has acted on the FCA's high-profile investigations into LIBOR and FX manipulation, representing individuals suspected of market misconduct and senior managers investigated for governance and oversight failings. David has advised in the context of regulatory enforcement actions involving insider dealing in debt and equity markets, anti-competitive behaviour in relation to IPOs and share placings, and consumer redress schemes following the mis-selling of financial products to over two million customers. He has also acted for individuals and companies investigated by HMRC for tax offences, in particular securing the discontinuance of a four-year multinational VAT fraud investigation into an ultra-high-net-worth individual. Alongside his investigations practice, David has significant experience advising clients on financial crime and regulatory compliance systems and controls. He has worked across a broad range of sectors, including financial services, real estate, energy, infrastructure and retail to implement appropriate risk-based preventive procedures. These include risk assessments, third party due diligence and screening, governance and oversight frameworks. David has particular expertise in the application of the Money Laundering Regulations, having advised a substantial number of clients on their compliance programmes, registration and ongoing engagement with supervisory authorities. David also supports clients with remediation exercises where breaches are identified, advising on regulatory reporting obligations and internal and external stakeholder management. David is a former officer of the International Bar Association's Anti-Corruption Committee.
Howard Kennedy LLP
David Harby
David is a Partner in our BVI office. He is a BVI and English barrister, litigator and CEDR accredited mediator. David has also been admitted as an attorney in the Cayman Islands (presently non-practising). He is an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. David has extensive experience of high value, complex international disputes and has particular expertise in litigation relating to trusts, private client matters, insolvency and fraud. David routinely advises and works with trustees, family offices, registered agents, insolvency practitioners and financial institutions throughout the world. He has a particular interest in trusts disputes and insolvencies involving novel asset classes and cryptocurrency. David is a qualified Blockchain Developer certified by the Blockchain Council. Prior to joining CANDEY, David was the local managing partner of a well-known offshore law firm. During his career, David has been responsible for the conduct of, and appeared in Court in relation to, some of the most significant and valuable trusts, private client and insolvency cases to come before the BVI, Cayman and English Courts. David has been mentioned in both Chambers and Partners and the Legal 500. David has been described as a “first-class litigator with a great tactical mind. He is an obvious choice for large and complex claims”. Clients have remarked that he is "a brilliant team leader, a person that motivates and is great with clients" and that "David understands how to handle the offshore elements. He is insightful and can cut through the issues quickly. He is impactful and gives commercially valuable advice". David holds a LL.B (Hons) degree from The University of Birmingham and a LL.M degree in corporate and commercial law from The University of London.
CANDEY
David Hardstaff
David Hardstaff is a partner in BCL’s serious and general crime department, specialising in criminal litigation, professional discipline, controlled drug licensing, and proceeds of crime. He has particular experience in representing individuals accused of sexual offences, drugs offences and offences involving violence. He is an experienced police station representative and advocate, representing clients in a wide range of proceedings at the Magistrates’ Court, Crown Court and Court of Appeal. Regularly acting for professionals and high-profile individuals, he has a reassuring appreciation of the pressures and strains that clients face when subject to investigation. He also advises witnesses, corporates and broadcasters involved in criminal proceedings on matters such as reputation management and public relations. In addition to his busy criminal practice, David advises companies and institutions in the cannabis industry. He is experienced in the Home Office controlled drug licensing system and in advising businesses (from start-ups to multinationals) in relation to proceeds of crime considerations.
BCL Solicitors LLP