Lawyers in England
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Helena Davies
Helena is a Partner, the head of our retail team and a specialist property litigator. Having practised for over two decades in the specialist field of property litigation, Helena advises on the full range of real estate disputes including adverse possession and boundary disputes, title issues such as restrictive covenants and easement interference, nuisance claims and rights of light. She’s also a leading practitioner in Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 cases and acts regularly on disputes arising from commercial leases including forfeitures, break options, tenant insolvencies and dilapidations.
Brabners LLP
Helena Luckhurst
I specialise in tax and legal issues affecting family wealth holding vehicles, inheritances and estate planning. I have over 20 years’ experience advising on family wealth holding vehicles (wills, trusts and corporate entities) and related issues. I also help plan family wealth transfers and inheritances. My clients are individuals, trustees, personal representatives of estates and attorneys/families with incapacitated family members; UK based and abroad; sometimes relocating in or out of the UK. My work often has an international angle. Inheritance Tax mitigation is a particular interest; an issue affecting many of my clients. It’s so rewarding helping my clients find answers to tricky questions affecting their own, unique circumstances. Law and tax in this area can be extremely complex and bemusing. I help my clients evaluate their options in order to reach the right conclusions. It’s a personal process, sometimes conducted in difficult circumstances. I aim to provide timely, sensitive but cheerful assistance, delivered with a commercial eye.
Fladgate LLP
Helena Tattersall
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helena Wood
Associate (Clinical Negligence)
Hudgell Solicitors
Helene Peter-Davies
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Hema Anand
Partner
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Hema Rana
I am a Senior Associate Solicitor in the Serious Injury team. I proactively manage a varied caseload of complex, high value cases to settlement. I am client focused and use my interpersonal skills to build effective working relationships with clients, colleagues and other professionals. My main objective is to ensure that my clients have the best treatment and rehabilitation available to them in order to improve their chances of returning to a fulfilling life. I achieve this by looking at various issues including care, therapies, treatment, equipment, housing, transport and employment and ensure that all of my client’s needs are considered in respect of each of these issues. The biggest case I have settled is for £17 million. In every case I endeavour to maximise my client's rehabilitation potential in order to ensure they get the best quality of life.
Irwin Mitchell
Hema Vekaria
Solicitor
Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
Hena Ninan
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Henna Sajid
Henna is a family and child care solicitor in the Birmingham office at Duncan Lewis Solicitors. She undertakes her own advocacy representing clients at the family court before district judges, circuit judges and the magistrates. She has considerable experience assisting sensitive and vulnerable clients whilst maintaining a high level of professionalism. She specialises in care proceedings particularly those with local authority involvement; private law proceedings, notably applications for contact and residence; emergency injunctions; divorce; and financial proceedings. She regularly attends local refugees and other organisations in order to provide training, legal advice and my assistance on a monthly basis.
Duncan Lewis Solicitors
Henrietta Jackson-Stops
Henrietta mediates a wide range of civil and commercial disputes alongside her role in running and managing IPOS Mediation. Henrietta has a particular interest in disputes involving family businesses, trusts and relationships and those with a public law element. She represents IPOS as a Board Member of The Civil Mediation Council. Henrietta’s career began as a litigator at Allen & Overy, advising clients in both litigation and international arbitration. She subsequently gained an LLM in Public International Law before continuing her career at the Government Legal Department advising on matters of public law and judicial review for the Home Office. Her experience of advising the Government has given her a clear understanding of the powers and duties of public bodies and the pressures which make disputes involving public bodies unique in character. Henrietta’s experience of public international law, especially in relation to international and investor-state arbitration, gives her particular expertise in this area. Henrietta accepts instructions from the legal profession and direct from public authorities, companies, organisations and members of the public.
IPOS Mediation
Henrietta Mason
Henrietta specialises in disputes about trusts and wills and has been consistently praised in the directories for her technical and strategic excellence.
Farrer & Co
Henrietta Phillips
Member, Head of Legal Services
Thompsons Solicitors LLP
Henrietta Rooney
Associate
Elkington + Fife LLP
Henrietta Thomas
Partner
Burgess Mee
Henry Adams
Partner, Head of Shipping and International Trade
Birketts LLP
Henry Bermingham
Henry is a public sector specialist with over 25 years' experience in advising public sector bodies. He specialises in social care claims, highways, human rights, occupiers' liability, employers' liability, stress, public rights of way and 'power and duty' cases. His work includes recovery of indemnities under outsource contracts and contributions from abusers. With particular experience in CSE (Child sexual exploitation), he is used to 'press cases' and is media trained. More recent work has included Inquiries, where he set up the Sheffield Tree Inquiry and represented ADPH in Module 1 of the Covid Inquiry. Chambers & Partners describes Henry as "an experienced personal injury solicitor with comprehensive knowledge of litigation concerning public sector bodies", while The Legal 500 notes that he “excels in public sector cases.” He was President of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) in 2008. He is an active contributor to ALARM, speaks and writes regularly on public sector issues. Notable cases: Claims arising from CSE Operations (2008-2015), The Employers' Liability Trigger Litigation (2012 UKSC-14), Multi-Party cases, The Sobhia Khan Inquest and claims arising from murders committed by adult service users.
Weightmans LLP
Henry Bolton
Legal Director
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Henry Brookman
Partner
DMH Stallard LLP
Henry Cecil
Partner
Forsters LLP
Henry Clappison
A specialist in contentious insolvency matters, Henry mainly acts for Insolvency Practitioners in bringing claims under the Insolvency Act 1986 and Companies Act 2006. These include transaction at an undervalue claims, preference claims, wrongful trading claims, unlawful dividend claims and misfeasance claims. He provides an expert legal view, but also takes into account your commercial considerations. Henry also advises directors in defending claims bought by Insolvency Practitioners and has expertise in providing directors advice with regards to the re-use of prohibited names. In addition to the above, Henry is familiar with both the bankruptcy and administration procedures and often brings claims on behalf of both trustees and administrators.
Freeths LLP
Henry Dawson
Senior Associate
Hanne & Co
Henry Dean
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Henry Hickman
Partner, Litigation Henry’s clients include private clients, privately owned companies, trustees, family offices and offshore law firms. His experience covers all aspects of trust disputes, in particular advising trustees in the context of divorce proceedings and beneficiaries on their interests under their trusts when there is contention. He has advised several clients on claims against their financial advisers, for example, where the clients sued because they were advised to invest in defective tax or investment schemes. He has acted in numerous probate disputes and recently has been involved in several cases brought under the Inheritance (Provision for Family & Dependants) Act 1975. As well as assisting onshore clients, his work has a significant cross-border element. Henry handles the firm’s Privy Council agency work and has advised on over 40 appeals and applications for permission to appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. In common with the firm’s international contentious and non-contentious trusts expertise, Henry has been instructed in most of the high profile and ground breaking appeals to the Privy Council in the sphere of trust law in the last ten years. Further details on our Privy Council work are available here. Henry’s practice has given him an unusually large amount of experience of acting for clients in other appellate courts as well as the Privy Council, having overseen several cases through the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court in the UK. Henry is ranked in both The Legal 500 and the Chambers & Partners HNW guide. These rankings are based on independent research conducted by the respective publications and feedback from the firm’s clients, peers and referers. “a calm head” with “a measured style when dealing with opponents” The Legal 500 2016 “a rising star in this area” “a real gentleman, through and through” “He is a very nice guy and always on the ball. He serves his clients well.” Chambers HNW 2017
Sinclair Gibson LLP