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Elizabeth Dunn
Advises on all aspects of planning law including major infrastructure, highways and compulsory purchase. Particular expertise in energy and infrastructure, and large scale re-development projects. Has led and advised on a number of nationally significant infrastructure projects. Regularly advises on judicial review and statutory challenges and appears as an inquiry advocate.
Burges Salmon LLP
Elizabeth Fletcher
Elizabeth is a director at Family Law in Partnership. She focuses on all aspects of family breakdown but has a particular interest in managing arrangements for children both in and out of the court arena as well as resolving financial disputes arising from the breakdown of a marriage or relationship. Elizabeth’s clients include professionals and business owners & executives, as well as stay at home parents, including those who have an international background. As the mother of two young children herself, Elizabeth understands all the practical aspects that need to be addressed by parents dealing with a separation and the different anxieties which parents may have in managing those issues. Elizabeth is committed to resolving issues constructively both in and out of court. She is a trained mediator and collaborative lawyer. Elizabeth is a member of The Law Society's Family Law Committee.
Family Law in Partnership Ltd
Elizabeth Fortin
Elizabeth specialises in advising mainstream and special schools and academies (SATs and MATs) in operational matters concerning their pupils. She advises on all aspects of education law, including admissions, exclusions, safeguarding, data protection and parental complaints. She is passionate about supporting schools and academies with matters relating to: the Equality Act, including all aspects relating to protected characteristics; The Children and Families Act, including all aspects relating to SEN and EHC processes (including LA obligations). Elizabeth frequently advises clients on hearings in the First Tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability) and in responding (at the pre-action stage) to judicial review claims, with clients being successful in a significant majority of cases. Particular highlights include: applications to strike out disability discrimination claims upheld by the Tribunal; claimants withdrawing claims before they have gone to court or Tribunal; and supporting a MAT in its successful complaint against the Department for Education under the FOI regime (which was then upheld by the Tribunal). Her experience includes: Equality Act (e.g. disability and transgender); SEN and school/LA obligations towards pupils with EHC plans; exclusions (preparing governors for reviews of exclusions and schools for Independent Review Panels); Parental complaints; and Safeguarding.
Stone King LLP
Elizabeth Gane
Partner
Gowling WLG
Elizabeth Gibbison
Partner • Private Wealth
Weightmans LLP
Elizabeth Grant
Solicitor
Miles & Partners LLP
Elizabeth Graves
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Elizabeth Hall
Solicitor.
Paul Robinson Solicitors LLP
Elizabeth Herbert
Senior Solicitor
HCR Law
Elizabeth Hicks
Elizabeth is a director at Family Law in Partnership. She specialises in all areas of family law and has a particular focus in advising HNW and UHNW clients on complex cross jurisdictional issues of family, matrimonial and trusts law. Elizabeth’s work includes divorce, contested financial remedy cases and asset protection, often involving international aspects. Elizabeth also advises on complicated private Children Act cases and Pre and Post Marital Agreements with both domestic and international aspects. Elizabeth’s clients include husbands and wives, cohabitants and sometimes children. They come from a range of backgrounds and include entrepreneurs, City professionals and various high profile individuals and their spouses and partners. As a trained collaborative lawyer, Elizabeth is experienced in using the collaborative process to resolve family law matters. She often prepares Pre and Post Marital Agreements using the collaborative process including those agreements which have an international aspect.
Family Law in Partnership Ltd
Elizabeth Hyde
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Elizabeth Johnson
Elizabeth is an employment and dispute resolution law specialist. Previously the Head of Employment at Axiom DWFM Beckman, she is an experienced senior litigator in the High Court, County Court and Employment Tribunals. Her Dispute Resolution practice encompasses a wide range of general and commercial matters. She provides a fast and efficient service and is readily available to give on the spot advice and practical guidance. She is recommended by her clients for providing a first class level of service and for her fast, insightful and pragmatic advice. Client testimonials Elizabeth is a UK Legal 500 2020 and 2021 ‘Recommended Lawyer’ within ‘Employment: Employers and Senior Executives’. She is described as being ‘extremely responsive’ and ‘a pleasure to work with’ with her advice being ‘razor sharp’ and ‘always high impact’. Published client testimonials include: ‘Elizabeth Johnson is stand out, her depth of experience and knowledge is invaluable, and is delivered in an informed but approachable manner. Her breadth of industry understanding and experience in employment law is exceptional.’ ‘ Amazing. From the first call I had with her I instantly felt reassured. …… I feel she went above and beyond her role when dealing with my case, even after the dispute was resolved.’ Elizabeth has been praised in previous editions of the Legal 500 for heading a team that displays ‘high levels of professionalism and depth of expertise’ which ‘sets it apart due to its focus on its clients and their needs’ and for personally providing ‘extremely pragmatic advice’ and for being ‘a charming and diplomatic’ head of department and having ‘an astute mind’.
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Elizabeth Jones
Elizabeth is the practice head for Charities at Farrer & Co. Elizabeth has extensive experience advising charities on governance and constitutional issues, re-structuring, fundraising, equality law (in relation to charitable trusts), charity mergers and regulatory matters. She also advises on grant-making, trading subsidiaries and endowment trusts. Elizabeth is a member of the Charity Law Association's taxation sub-committee and co-authored 'Structuring-not-for-profits in the UK'. In May 2015, she was named as one of Charity Finance's Top 25 Rising Stars in the charity sector.
Farrer & Co
Elizabeth Maliakal
Associate (Clinical Negligence)
Hudgell Solicitors
Elizabeth Marshall
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Elizabeth Maxwell
Elizabeth is a dedicated employment solicitor who guides both employers and employees through complex workplace matters. With particular expertise in discrimination cases and maternity-related issues, her balanced perspective from representing both sides enables her to achieve practical, effective solutions for her clients. Having joined the firm in 2018, Elizabeth has developed comprehensive experience across both contentious and non-contentious employment law. She takes a commercial and pragmatic approach to employment challenges, from managing sensitive workplace relations to negotiating high-value settlement agreements.
Morr & Co LLP
Elizabeth McKillop Paley
Liz is a Partner in our Southern Real Estate team. She is a highly experienced real estate adviser acting for several leading banks and borrowers on high value secured acquisition and development finance of both residential and commercial sites, acting for institutional landlords, corporate investors and occupiers on disposals and lettings and well as investment and development acquisitions. Liz also supports the corporate team with the property aspects of both share and asset sales in various sectors including healthcare, education and renewable energy. Recent experience includes: acting for long standing client McKay Securities Plc on its subject to planning disposal of a 1.1 acre site in Woking to Watkin Jones who plan to construct 350 build to rent apartments on the site and part of the team who advised on its recent £180 million RCF; advising a US global client on the management of its UK property portfolio and the taking of its new Headquarters lease in central London; leading the real estate team that advised a national care home provider on the disposal of its business and consequent assignment of 40 leases; and advising investors and developers on the real estate aspects of the acquisition, finance and disposal of various solar, wind energy and biomass sites across the UK
Shoosmiths LLP
Elizabeth Morley
Elizabeth Morley is a dispute resolution solicitor with a broad practice spanning international, commercial, media and human rights matters. Liz advises clients across a wide range of commercial litigation and cross-border disputes, with a particular focus on the media sector. She regularly acts for clients on all aspects of media law, including high profile defamation and privacy actions. Her practice also covers reputation and brand-related issues, including contentious intellectual property matters, as well as, data protection and regulatory matters. Liz often takes on complex matters for clients, which include freedom of expression and human rights issues. She has worked on cases before various domestic and international courts and tribunals, including the European Court of Human Rights and the UN Committee for the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. She also acts for clients in cases on appeal before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Elizabeth Newson
I am a Partner in Michelmores’ Real Estate team. I have worked across the full spectrum of commercial property in my time as a transactional real estate lawyer but in more recent years I have focussed my practice around residential development and strategic land. I advise land promoters, regional and national housebuilders, local authorities, landowners and landed estates. By acting “on both sides of the fence” I am able to bring to bear insights that are gained acting for developers when acting opposite them, helping to push transactions to a successful conclusion. My expertise includes advising on the acquisition and disposal of land for development, conditional contracts, option agreements, promotion agreements, collaboration agreements and overage arrangements. Housing is a key part of any political agenda and with many current issues impacting the sector including climate change, zero carbon, nutrient neutrality and biodiversity net gain, it is an exciting and technically challenging area within which to practice. Expertise Real Estate Residential Development Strategic Land Elizabeth Newson - Partner - Transactional Real Estate | Michelmores
Michelmores LLP
Elizabeth Perry
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Elizabeth Rowley
Crime & Regulatory Solicitor
GT Stewart Limited
Elizabeth Ruff
Partner
Fox Williams LLP
Elizabeth Sainsbury
Elizabeth advises on a wide range of commercial, trust and private wealth disputes, acting for individuals, schools and higher education institutions, and businesses. She has a particular interest in advising individuals and families in contentious trust and estate matters and Inheritance Act claims. Elizabeth was recently involved in the Supreme Court case HMRC v Forde & McHugh ([2014] UKSC 14). This case concerned the treatment of NICs in respect of an employer company's contributions to a Funded Unapproved Retirement Benefits Scheme (FURBS).
Farrer & Co
Elizabeth Saunders
Elizabeth Saunders is a Partner in our Family Team. Elizabeth has vast experience and technical grasp of issues that arise for high net worth individuals when their personal or wider family relationships break down. Elizabeth frequently deals with trust structures, inherited wealth and family businesses on divorce or separation. Always strategic and constructive, she is a tenacious litigator when the need arises and entirely focused on getting the best outcome for her client. Elizabeth also negotiates and drafts pre and post-nuptial agreements.
Gardner Leader LLP