Lawyers in England
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Hugh Maule
Partner
Gowling WLG
Hugh Murphy
Hugh specialises in acting for clients on a wide range of private-client-related property matters. He acts for private individuals, landed estates and institutional clients in relation to all aspects of property law and has particular expertise in guiding clients through the process of both buying and selling country houses, London property, sporting estates, farms, and agricultural land. Hugh also has a wealth of experience in the equine and bloodstock sector, having acted frequently in the sale and purchase of equine property.
Keystone Law
Hugh Pearce
Hugh is the Senior Partner in Stone King’s Real Estate Team, leading on its work for Charity & Social Enterprises. Hugh is also one of the leads for Stone King’s extensive work for Faith-based clients. Hugh advises on a very broad range of property matters (and property types) - including development work involving construction and planning elements - and has a special interest in the more complex or strategic project work for charities. This includes involving mission development, or investment, or mixed motive social investment objectives, as well as collaboration, promotion and other joint venture type agreements. Hugh works most closely with Stone King’s Faith, Charity and Education clients and is a senior member of the firm’s Faith Sector Team; Charity & Social Enterprise Sector Team; and Education Property Team.
Stone King LLP
Hugh Tebay
Partner
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Hugh Wigzell
Partner
Farrer & Co
Hugo Mason
Hugo Mason is a former entertainment industry professional, now a solicitor specialising in Media Disputes. Hugo qualified as a solicitor in September 2019. Since then, his primary focus has been on disputes involving intellectual property infringement, defamation, harassment, misuse of private information, data protection, civil liberties and human rights. His clients include high-profile individuals and organisations and he has fought a number of cases through to trial, including at the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
Simkins LLP
Hugo Plowman
Hugo is a Partner and Chair of the Dispute Resolution department. He sits on the Firm's Management Board and maintains an active caseload in our market-leading Civil Fraud group. Hugo is in his 20th year at the Firm and is a leading commercial litigator specialising in the field of complex fraud, asset-tracing and investigations, theft of confidential information and all forms of corporate dishonesty. His client base includes some of the world's most successful public companies, private equity investors, business owners and HNW individuals. Hugo has played a pioneering role in building the Firm's cyber security and investigations offering, ensuring that the Firm is enabled to advise in a globalised and accelerating online world. This has resulted in the creation of MDR Group business MDR Cyber. Hugo continues to develop strategies for combatting cyber-crime in a range of sectors, for example assisting insurers with innovative incident response and asset recovery techniques. Hugo also participated in the Firm's joint public-private sector initiatives to help combat fraud and corruption and deliver justice. Hugo is recognised as a leading practitioner in the legal directories for top-ranked lawyers. He was shortlisted for the Financial Times Innovative Lawyers: Innovative Practitioner award in recent years.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Hugo Smith
Partner Head of Department/Deputy HoD
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Humzah Ilyas
Humzah Ilyas is a criminal defence solicitor who provides expert advice and assistance to clients facing the full spectrum of criminal allegations. Humzah represents clients who are either detained at – or are voluntarily attending – a police station for interview under caution. He advocates at the Magistrates’ Court and litigates both Magistrates’ and Crown Court cases. Humzah has represented clients charged with a wide range of offences; from minor assaults and driving matters through to homicide, terrorism, rape and serious sexual offences, controlling and coercive behaviour, human trafficking, drugs supply, violence, and firearms offences. Humzah recognises the profound impact criminal proceedings can have on his clients, regardless of the type or seriousness of the offence. He meticulously prepares his cases and adopts a strategic approach to even the most minor allegations. He has experience of drafting written representations to the police and to the Crown Prosecution Service in respect of charging decisions which can often avoid prosecution or lead to a case being discontinued. He routinely acts for professionals and high-profile individuals. He also has experience of representing youths, and has represented young people both as an advocate in the Youth Court as well as litigating cases involving allegations of serious sexual offences, and robbery. Humzah has a Law degree from Oxford Brookes University. He completed his LPC LLM at the University of Law, London Bloomsbury. He trained at a busy North London firm and joined Hickman & Rose in May 2023.
Hickman & Rose
Huseyin Huseyin
Huseyin Huseyin is a partner at Howard Kennedy. He is a solicitor with over 20 years’ experience representing national housebuilders, developers and land promoters on high-value mixed-use schemes across the UK. Huseyin advises on the acquisition, financing and disposal of residential and mixed-use developments, with development values regularly exceeding £100m. He specialises in advising groups of developers collaborating on long-term strategic land acquisitions. This involves complex options, pre-emptions, and planning promotion agreements, including disposal strategy. Huseyin offers expert ongoing advice through each development stage. His developer clients value his ability to structure deals and solve complex site-specific problems in a straightforward way.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Huw Evans
Partner, Head of Patent Litigation (UK)
Gowling WLG
Huw Morris
Partner and co-head of Advertising & Marketing
Lee & Thompson LLP
Huw Ponting
Huw Ponting is a Partner and Head of the Personal Injury Department. He has over 20 years of experience supporting clients who have suffered catastrophic injuries bring maximum severity claims. He is the Chair of Trustees Trustee at Headway Bristol and a Trustee at Headway Herefordshire. Huw has been instrumental in the setting up and running of several free legal clinics around the country supporting patients of Intensive Care and Brain Injury Units. His expertise lies in supporting clients who have suffered maximum severity injuries following an accident with a specialism in supporting clients with an acquired brain injury the effect of which impacts them for the rest of their lives. He also has over 20 years of experience acting as a Court of Protection appointed Deputy for many of his clients and works closely with the Enable Law CoP team to ensure that client needs continue to be met for the rest of their lifetime. Huw regularly provides training to Solicitors, Barristers, case managers and other professionals supporting clients following a serious injury. He has very strong links within the charity sector and is viewed as an expert figure within the brain injury legal field. Huw Ponting - Enable Law
Foot Anstey
Huw Wallis
Partner, Head of Disputes
Greenwoods
Huw Witty
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Hywel Davies
Partner; Hywel has advised on a wide range of corporate and commercial transactions. He has particular experience in public and private M&A, joint ventures and equity financings as well as infrastructure, energy and natural resources matters.
Slaughter and May
Hywel Thomas
Hywel is a senior associate in the Commercial department, based in Milton Keynes. Hywel has experience in advising on a variety of commercial matters, including supply agreements for goods and services, IT agreements, sponsorship agreements, prize promotions and confidentiality agreements. Hywel also advises clients in relation to preparing their Modern Slavery Act statements, has experience of advising on routine data protection issues as they relate to commercial contracts and has worked closely with the firm's data protection specialists on more complex matters.
Shoosmiths LLP
Iain Campbell
A partner in our commercial litigation team, Iain has lengthy experience of both dispute resolution and regulatory defence work for clients in many sectors, including financial services, retail and higher education. His litigation experience ranges from commercial disputes to emergency injunctions and crisis management. Iain's specialisms include competition law, restraint of trade and financial regulation. He lectures for CPD providers on technical topics such as legal professional privilege, and is also a mediator, being a member of the national panel of The Mediator Network. As a student, Iain won the Observer Mace debating tournament and subsequently graduated in law from Manchester University.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Iain Davis
Iain specialises in agricultural and rural work, acting for farmers, landowners and landed estates. He is the head of the property department as well as the agricultural and land team. Iain’s work ranges from the acquisition, development and disposal of landed estates, farms and bare agricultural land, to advice on agricultural tenancies, farm business tenancies, and environmental matters. He specialises in the drafting and negotiation of strategic land option and promotion agreements. Recent/significant transactions include: option agreement for over 195 acres of farmland to a national house builder; promotion agreement over 215 acres of farm land on the edge of Thame; hybrid agreement for an Oxford College for over 400 dwellings; option agreements for 85 and 69 acres in relation to a proposed urban extension to a major settlement; sale of greenfield site with the benefit of a residential planning permission for £5.5m; the acquisition of the Kiddington Estate for a sum in excess of £23m; acquisition of a complex and diverse 480 acre unregistered landed estate in Wales, contracts were exchanged within one month of instructions being received; sale of land in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park for development of a Centre Parcs style holiday village; purchase of brownfield site for development of a 27 unit commercial business park; sale of greenfield site for development by major landed estate client with complex uplift provisions, the sale was by way of contract race with exchange of contracts taking place within 24 hours of issue of papers; grants of options and leases of wind farm and solar parks.
Freeths LLP
Iain Gamble
Iain is a Partner and head of our real estate practice group. He oversees our entire real estate offering and manages our extensive team, providing clients with strategic advice on complex projects to help them reach a successful completion. Known for his calm approach and personable manner, Iain is a skilled negotiator. With expertise in property development and regeneration, he specialises in long-term, large-scale and complex urban renewal projects. Iain acts on property matters for investors, landlords, developers and corporate occupiers. Since qualifying in 2008, Iain has worked on a significant number of key matters, including Liverpool Waters, Wirral Waters, Chatham Waters and Everton’s Bramley Moore Dock stadium development on behalf of longstanding client Peel Waters, as well as Eden Project Morecambe for Lancaster City Council. Iain’s other main clients include Ion Property Developments and Primark.
Brabners LLP
Iain Greenshields
Partner in property departments and head of public services team. Handles a wide variety of PFI/PPP projects in the health, education, blue light, energy and waste sectors, where he has advised health trusts, the Home Office, local authorities and private sector companies. Is also heavily involved in the higher education sector, advising universities and colleges.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Iain Harrison
Iain Harrison is a partner in Clarke Willmott's Commercial Property team specialising in the retail sector, and acts for several high street names.
Clarke Willmott LLP
Iain MacKie
Iain specialises in large-scale corporate and financial services litigation and arbitration for a mix of UK and international corporate clients, private equity houses, family offices and financial institutions. Iain is well known in the market for his expertise in handling complex corporate litigation, including large shareholder, joint venture and post-transaction disputes. He also advises on fraud issues; the rights and obligations of directors; derivative actions and unfair prejudice petitions; insolvency issues and restructuring. Much of his work is of a multi-jurisdictional nature and he has particular expertise in matters involving private equity investments and entrepreneurs. He acts for banks, financial institutions and fund managers in relation to disputes concerning fund and asset management, lending/security, complex financial instruments (particularly derivatives), trade finance and internal investigations. He has extensive experience of regulatory investigations by the FCA and other regulators, both in the UK and elsewhere, and advises on market abuse and compliance issues. He is regularly involved in advising non-UK clients involved in English law disputes, particularly in relation to international arbitrations concerning commercial and corporate matters, and in dealing with complex cross-border litigation. Iain was head of the litigation and dispute resolution group for 12 years, and he is now focusing solely on client work.
Macfarlanes LLP
Iain MacWhannell
Iain was called to the Bar in 2006 and his practice focuses on contentious tax, allegations of fraud/avoidance/abuse, and investigations. He has litigated several of the leading cases on HMRC investigative powers, VAT fraud, and the Knowledge/Means of Knowledge tests. Iain manages a wide variety of work for an international client base, ranging from UHNWIs to PLCs and owner-managed businesses to trusts and funds. He is often sought out by other legal and professional advisors for a second opinion and to help ‘unlock’ long-running or complex disputes.
Joseph Hage Aaronson & Bremen LLP