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Hannah Eales
Hannah is a partner in the Regulatory team. She is head of the Regulatory team of advocates. She specialises in professional discipline, regulatory, criminal and fire safety law. In the area of professional discipline Hannah has acted for some of the leading regulatory bodies in high profile and complex cases. These regulators include the Health and Care Professions Council, the Teaching Regulation Agency, the Education and Workforce Council, the Nursing and Midwifery Council, the Architects Registration Board, CILEx Regulation and the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries. Having acted for both the prosecution and defence throughout her career, Hannah fully understands the effect that proceedings may have on the individual or prosecuting body. She is known for being a thoughtful and fair advocate, whilst always seeking the best outcome for the client.
Kingsley Napley LLP
Hannah Elliott
Partner
Fox Williams LLP
Hannah Farley
Hannah is a principal associate pensions lawyer, who advises both trustees and employers on a wide range of pensions issues. Experience includes: drafting consolidation rules and scheme documentation; advising on buy-ins/buy-outs, including drafting/reviewing benefits specifications and reviewing associated member communications; advising on the closure of pension schemes to future accrual, including where there is a final salary link; advising on the winding-up of a scheme; advising on the employer debt and apportioning the debt under a flexible apportionment arrangement; providing support and training to trustee boards on compliance with their obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation; advising trustees on GMP equalisation and equalisation methods; advising on pensions issues on corporate transactions; advising on incentive exercises; reviewing investment management agreements and administration agreements; and providing training to trustee boards on current legal issues. Before becoming a pensions lawyer, Hannah practised as an employment lawyer at Stewarts Law in London, advising employees and employers on employment law issues. Hannah is a member of the Association of Pension Lawyers and committee member of the Thames Valley branch of the PLSA.
Shoosmiths LLP
Hannah Fawcett
Hannah is a Partner and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney. She leads our beauty and fashion team. A skilled commercial lawyer who specialises in intellectual property (IP) law, Hannah advises an array of national and international clients, particularly across the retail, fashion, beauty, personal care, cosmetics, aesthetics, leisure and sport sectors — including Regatta, Craghoppers, The Royal Parks and Sosandar. Hannah handles both contentious and non-contentious IP matters, with a raft of experience in the protection and registration of IP portfolios in the UK, Europe and internationally. She advises on the exploitation and licensing of IP, as well as enforcement and infringement disputes relating to patents, trade marks, copyright, passing-off, company names and domain names, in addition to database, image and design rights. Hannah also provides support in corporate matters — such as IP due diligence examinations and IP audits — and advises on general commercial matters including commercial contracts, terms of business, collaboration agreements, sponsorship agreements and IT contracts. A dual-qualified solicitor and trade mark attorney, Hannah is a member of the International Trademark Association (INTA) and its Unreal Committee as well as CITMA (the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys).
Brabners LLP
Hannah Field
Hannah is a partner in the family team. Hannah is an expert in a broad range of family law issues including relationship breakdown, cohabitation disputes, pre and post-nuptial agreements, domestic violence orders including non-molestation and occupation orders as well as private law children disputes including leave to remove children from this jurisdiction.
Russell-Cooke LLP
Hannah Field
Hannah Field is a partner in the Dispute Resolution and Litigation team at Shoosmiths and a corporate/commercial litigator with over 20 years’ experience across a breadth of complex cross-border and domestic disputes, with particular areas of expertise which include, shareholder disputes (of all manner, such as minority shareholder disputes both for the majority and for the minority shareholder), general transactional and commercial disputes issues (such as pre-emption disputes, SPA or shareholder agreement issues, breaches of warranty, earn outs, confidentiality disputes, jurisdiction disputes etc); regulatory investigations; director/fiduciary duties; cross-border insolvencies; and financial disputes. The disputes vary in nature arising from issues such as: breach of contract, misrepresentations, unfair prejudice, contractual interpretation matters, fraud etc. Hannah has acted on some of the highest profile disputes in the UK and internationally across a breath of sectors, including numerous private equity firms, funds, major corporates and commercial entities, start-ups, technology clients, high net worth individuals and banks. Hannah spent a number of years at US firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges where she became partner and later co-head of the London International Dispute Resolution department. She then joined White & Case before moving to Goodwin Proctor to assist with the build out of their disputes team in London. Hannah’s clients have included Providence Equity, Bain, Advent, Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, Bain Capital, iTunes, Facebook, Yodel, Four Seasons, Access Industries, CVC, ETF, Novator, Antin, Elliott, Get Living and GSO Capital. As part of her impressive corporate/commercial practice, Hannah has acted on some of the largest shareholder disputes in the Courts, such as securing victory for the Barclay Brothers and their associated entities concerning the ownership of Claridges, The Connaught and The Berkeley. Hannah has advised on litigation for some of the largest insolvencies/restructurings such as Lehman Brothers, Worldcom, Kaupthing Bank and Paragon. She also has experience in contentious intellectual property and tax matters, including having acted for Ingenious Media (producer of major films such as Life if Pi and Avatar) relating to one of the most high profile and complex tax cases ever litigated in England. Hannah has been recognised for her commercial and corporate litigation work across Chambers and Partners, The Legal 500 and London Super Lawyers.
Shoosmiths LLP
Hannah Finster
Hannah is an intellectual property lawyer who advises clients on a broad range of contentious and non-contentious IP issues primarily pertaining to trade marks, passing off, design rights and copyright matters. Hannah has been involved in multiple actions before the High Court and Intellectual Property Enterprise Court including cases with multi-jurisdictional elements. Hannah has experience providing clients with practical and commercial advice from the pre-action stage through to settlement. Hannah also has particular experience submitting online trade mark, copyright and PDO infringement notices to third party web-platforms and also domain name dispute resolution procedure. On the non-contentious side Hannah has worked on corporate transactions, drafting commercial contracts, intellectual property licensing and commercialisation, mobile application and website terms of use and privacy policies, and has also advised more generally on brand protection strategy, trade mark clearance searches and both trade mark and design applications and registrations. Hannah has represented clients operating in a wide range of sectors, particularly from within fashion, food and beverages and other retail sectors, digital media and has particular experience advising clients in the fast-growing health and wellness industry.
Marks & Clerk
Hannah Ford
Partner experienced in all aspects of employment law, including handling employment disputes, implementing terminations and advising on employment aspects of business acquisitions and disposals including TUPE implications. A significant proportion of her work is non-contentious such as advising on large scale redundancy and restructuring exercises and employer compliance issues.
Stevens & Bolton LLP
Hannah Gaskell
Hannah is a senior associate in Shoosmiths’ Corporate Restructuring and Advisory team. Hannah advises on all legal aspects of restructuring and insolvency relating to both contentious and non-contentious matters. Hannah regularly advises a variety of clients including banks, insolvency practitioners, companies, directors and creditors on all aspects of the insolvency process. Hannah’s non-contentious work includes advising insolvency practitioners on all elements arising from their appointment either as administrator, liquidator or receiver, acting for both buyer and seller in business and asset sales out of administration, advising on company voluntary arrangements, reviewing security documentation and structures and preparing court applications for insolvency related matters. Hannah’s contentious work includes advising on ROT issues, supply chain risks, formal insolvency appointments, debt collection, directors duties, director disqualification proceedings and advising on both sides in relation to antecedent transactions. Hannah has assisted on a number of high profile administrations including, ASA Resource Group PLC, Oddbins, Monarch Aircraft Engineering, Manchester House, Artisan, Late Rooms, Superbreaks and Malvern Travel Technology. Hannah’s CVA experience includes Aldo, Supercuts, Select Fashions, Poundstretcher and Jigsaw. Hannah has also undertaken a secondment with Santander UK Plc. Hannah has also been recognised as a key lawyer in the Manchester team by the Legal 500.
Shoosmiths LLP
Hannah Gearey
An associate director in Penningtons Manches Cooper’s private client team in Guildford, Hannah advises UK and overseas based clients on a broad range of private client matters including the drafting of wills and tax planning, Court of Protection work, probate and trusts, and has expertise in the establishment and running of charities. She also creates personal injury trusts for vulnerable individuals and acts for the RFU Injured Players Foundation in the creation of trusts for its clients.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Hannah Giles
Hannah Giles is a Partner and Head of the Woking Crime Team. Hannah is a recognised specialist in serious crime, including murder, offences against the person, gang crime, sexual offences and drug offences. Hannah also regularly represents clients privately in respect of Pre-Charge Engagement at the Police Station to secure No Further Action at the early stage of investigations. Hannah started her career in Criminal Law following successfully completing the Bar Vocational Course in 2008. Hannah subsequently cross-qualified to become a Solicitor and undertook her Higher Rights of Audience to become a Solicitor Advocate. Hannah is a vastly experienced Solicitor Advocate who represents clients from the start of their case in the Police Station, right through to the Magistrates’ Court and Crown Court. Hannah is efficient and hardworking, with a keen eye for detail. Hannah is respected for her tenacious approach to cases and her dedication to securing the best result for her clients.
Blackfords LLP
Hannah Gumbrill-Ward
Senior Associate Solicitor
Family Law Partners
Hannah Hooper
Hannah Hooper is a commercial litigator, who focuses her practice on financial services litigation, civil fraud and insolvency disputes. She is an effective solicitor who applies creative solutions to complex problems. Hannah provides pragmatic advice in a straightforward manner, with an emphasis on achieving her clients' commercial objectives as efficiently as possible. Hannah's cases often involve multi-jurisdictional elements. She has a particular interest in matters involving allegations of money laundering and regulatory compliance issues. She also regularly advises clients in the art and cultural property arenas.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Hannah Howard
Hannah is a Senior Associate in the regulatory team and regularly advises companies, directors and individuals on regulatory compliance across a range of sectors including health and safety, food safety, product safety, fire safety, environmental matters and anti-bribery and anti-money laundering legislation. Hannah spent a year of her training contract working within the regulatory team before qualifying as a solicitor in September 2020. She has experience of investigations and prosecutions by various regulatory agencies including the Environment Agency, the Health and Safety Executive and Local Authorities, as well as criminal prosecutions. Hannah also has experience of large-scale Inquiries and Inquests. Prior to qualifying as a solicitor, Hannah gained 12 years of experience as a serving police officer, including ten years as an accredited detective. Hannah is qualified to a high level in conducting suspect interviews, case management and disclosure. She has extensive knowledge of serious crime and investigation, including fraud and, latterly, specialised in intelligence and financial investigation.
Shoosmiths LLP
Hannah Hughes
Hannah is a private client lawyer who specialises in advising internationally mobile high-net-worth clients on a broad range of issues. She has particular expertise in tax planning for UK-resident but non-UK domiciled individuals and their families, including in relation to the establishment and taxation of trusts, remittance planning and associated issues, estates and succession planning and advising on the steps non-UK resident individuals should take prior to becoming UK resident to ensure tax efficiency. More recently, Hannah has advised extensively on the reforms to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals both for clients who wish to retain their connections to the UK and for those planning to leave the UK as a result of the reforms. Hannah’s commercial and pragmatic approach as well as her ability to adapt quickly to a changing environment has been invaluable to clients affected by these recent reforms. Hannah works with a broad range of clients, often across generations, and finds it rewarding to offer solutions to complex problems. In 2019, shortlisted (and ‘Silver’ winner) of Citywealth’s “Future Leaders” ‘Senior Associate of the Year’ Award, and included in Citywealth's 2019 list of “Future Leaders” in the private wealth industry.
Wiggin Osborne Fullerlove
Hannah Jones
Legal Director
Rosenblatt Law
Hannah Jones
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Hannah Kelly
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Hannah Kendrick
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Hannah Kubie
Hannah is a Partner specialising in charity law and governance and social enterprise. Hannah advises charities and social enterprises on incorporation and registrations, governance issues, commercial operations and mergers and transfers. Her particular expertise is in contracts and grants and she acts for a number of publicly funded organisations. She frequently advises on collaborations and partnerships, procurement and trading. She is also experienced in the establishment of academies and free schools, both as part of single model and multi-model academy trusts. Hannah works closely with the firm’s Corporate team in the area of social finance, which includes advising organisations seeking to raise funds and advising charities on their social investments. An active member of the Charity Law Association, Hannah recently participated in its working party on the Law Commission’s consultation on a new social investment power for charities.
Stone King LLP
Hannah Langford
Hannah is a partner in the Real Estate & Projects Team. Hannah works closely with housing associations, local authorities and private developers with a particular focus on planning, development and regeneration schemes. Hannah heads up our planning team and advises on all aspects of town and country planning including drafting and negotiating section 106 and infrastructure agreements, advising on appropriation, planning appeals and listed buildings.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Hannah Locke
Hannah qualified as a solicitor in February 2010 and joined the Solent Office as a Senior Associate in June 2020. With over 10 years practical conveyancing experience, Hannah has conduct of a variety of Conveyancing case-load matters, including freehold and leasehold matters, new-build properties, deeds of variation, lease extensions, right to buy and shared-ownership. Hannah has been accredited to the Conveyancing Quality Scheme as part of the firm’s wider accreditation to this industry-standard scheme.
Shoosmiths LLP
Hannah Lyons
Hannah is a Partner in the Charity and Social Enterprise team at Bates Wells and advises charities and not for profit organisations on a range of charity law issues. This includes governance, grants, contracts and mergers and incorporations. She specialises in fundraising law, including in relation to corporate partnerships, challenge events, lotteries and regulatory compliance. Hannah also regularly advises charities on data protection matters in relation to direct marketing and fundraising campaigns.
Bates Wells
Hannah Marshall
Associate, Family and Matrimonial. She advises married couples, cohabitees and civil partners on all aspects of relationship breakdown and the financial disputes that may arise as a result. She acts in divorce and financial remedy proceedings and achieves settlements for clients both in and out of court proceedings. Hannah is familiar with complex crypto-currency assets and she advises high net worth individuals on complex structures such as trust funds and family estates. She also advises on pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, including those with an international element. She is committed to assisting clients in exploring avenues such as mediation, arbitration and collaborative law, as an alternative to issuing proceedings. Hannah sustains a busy children practice, regularly acting for parents in private law cases including child contact disputes, allegations of domestic abuse, fact-finding proceedings, declaration of parentage and applications to relocate with children (both within England and abroad). Alongside her matrimonial practice, Hannah has established a specialist practice in cross-border children disputes. She acts for parents in child abduction proceedings pursuant to the 1980 Hague Convention, and in wardship proceedings. Hannah has niche experience in acting for stranded spouses who have been abandoned abroad without their visas or travel documents, to enable them to return to the UK. She works collaboratively with immigration practitioners to secure their repatriation to this jurisdiction, including obtaining findings of domestic abuse against the other party in warship proceedings. Hannah also acts for foreign public bodies in complex cross-border public law proceedings to secure the protection of children and vulnerable adults living in this jurisdiction under orders of foreign courts. She also assists partner and Head of the Family team, Alison Leivesley, in adoption matters, often with an international element.
Bindmans LLP