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Lucy Bolton
Lucy Bolton is a Partner at Vardags, based in the Manchester office. Lucy practices in both financial and children matters, leading the children offering for the regional offices. She is also the firm’s national Training Principal, overseeing the development and pastoral care of trainee lawyers. Lucy’s practice focuses on complex divorce and children matters for HNW individuals, including jurisdictional disputes, complex business structures, arguments around non-marital assets, serious allegations of harm and parental alienation and international child relocation cases. Lucy also regularly advises on and drafts Pre and Post Nuptial Agreements. Lucy has been praised as “an outstanding family lawyer” who possesses “vast experience well beyond her years.” Clients and counsel alike commend her for her “excellent judgment,” describing her as “a brilliant tactician and a warm presence” and “simply a breath of fresh air to work with.” Her down-to-earth approach and ability to navigate the most complex cases with clarity and warmth make her a trusted advisor in high-stakes family law matters.
Vardags
Lucy Bowker
Solicitor
Gordons Partnership 2020 Limited
Lucy Butcher
Lucy is a Partner in the Wills, Probate and Estate Planning Team. Lucy joined Gardner Leader in October 2005 as a paralegal, she completed her training contract and qualified into the inheritance protection team in April 2008. Lucy became an Associate in July 2013 and a Senior Associate in 2015.
Gardner Leader LLP
Lucy Chadwick
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Lucy Churchill
Senior Associate
Birketts LLP
Lucy Clark
Chartered Legal Executive
DKLM Solicitors
Lucy Clarkson
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Lucy Coe
Partner
Mewburn Ellis LLP
Lucy Dunbar
Lucy advises trustees and employers on a wide range of defined benefit and defined contribution pensions issues, with particular experience in benefit change exercises. She has advised on exercises involving closure to future accrual, implementing pensionable pay caps and introducing new benefit structures, including advising employers on contractual changes and consultation exercises. More recently Lucy has also worked with a number of employer clients to implement their auto-enrolment proposals, including enrolment into both occupational and personal pension arrangements. Lucy has helped employers to categorise their workforce, draft employee communications, amend Scheme documentation and negotiate services agreements with outsourced providers. Lucy has been involved in a number of scheme mergers and corporate restructurings and enjoys working with trustees to resolve member disputes and discretionary benefit cases. Lucy takes a keen interest in pension tax issues and advises members of the public on behalf of TPAS.
Sacker & Partners LLP
Lucy Dyson
Lucy is a specialist in insurance and reinsurance law. She frequently advises on complex, multi-jurisdictional liability exposures including public, products and pollution liability, and product recalls. She routinely advises insurers on policy coverage issues under multinational and master programmes, excess liability, and Bermuda Form policies. Her practice particularly involves advising on losses in the energy, mining, manufacturing, infrastructure and hospitality sectors. This includes high severity events (explosions, spillages, fires), catastrophic injuries/fatalities, product liability and long tail exposures, including occupational illness and pollution. Beyond the UK and Europe, Lucy has significant experience advising on claims in Latin America, the Caribbean, the USA, and Africa. In addition, she advises on policy wordings issues and product recall matters (including consumer goods, food and beverage and pharmaceutical).
RPC
Lucy Edwards
Partner in the London private client team advising HNW individuals, families and trustees on a broad range of private wealth, tax and trust matters. Her core focus is on wealth and succession planning for UK and international families, including remittance and pre-immigration planning, tax-efficient financial arrangements post-divorce and administering complex estates. She has also built a specialism in advising family businesses.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Lucy Erdman-Samy
Senior Associate Solicitor
Irwin Mitchell
Lucy Garrett
Senior Associate Provides high-level advice to businesses in a variety of sectors regarding employee-related immigration, assisting Companies with their initial sponsor licence application, plus providing ongoing guidance and support in meeting their compliance obligations. Guides HR personnel through the necessary UKVI requirements to satisfy right-to-work checks, ensuring appropriate processes are in place to enable suitable monitoring of their sponsored employees; relevant reporting is undertaken and prepare businesses for visits from UKVI. Supports both business and individuals with their Sponsored UK visas under the Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility routes under Company sponsorship. Advises private clients with complex naturalisation and registration applications for British Citizenship, plus tailored. Supports private clients with family cases, including ancestry, Appendix FM and EUSS applications.
Magrath Sheldrick LLP
Lucy Gibson
Partner, Private Client. Lucy Gibson is a private client trust and tax lawyer. She primarily advises wealthy private clients and trustees on the establishment and restructuring of family and charitable trusts for devolution purposes and tax mitigation. Lucy’s practice is a broad one, advising private clients and trustees, often internationally-based, on a variety of litigious and non-contentious matters including trust variations and compromise proceedings (both contested and consensual), trustee removal proceedings and contested wills. Lucy has been consistently recognised as a leading individual in her field in Chambers & Partners which described her as “widely acclaimed for international trust and estate law expertise,” and “extremely able, highly intelligent”. Lucy is also often asked to advise trustees in the context of claims against them or when trustees become involved, possibly unwillingly, in proceedings ancillary to divorce in London. She is frequently instructed by other solicitors and accountancy firms to give independent advice to particular family members or a specific beneficial class in complex trust and probate cases. She also provides bespoke trust drafting services to a number of trust companies, often international, and financial institutions.
Sinclair Gibson LLP
Lucy Gill
Lucy is a Partner who leads our Legacies team and our Inheritance & Trust Disputes team. Lucy acts for charities and private clients advising on a range of issues relating to disputes arising about estates. For private clients this can be a stressful and emotional time and Lucy and her team help families navigate disputes in a cost effective way to achieve their objectives. Lucy is also known for advising charity legacy teams about all aspects of legacy income including contentious trust and probate matters, legacy administration, charity law and probate. Lucy delivers solutions for clients beyond simple legal advice and is proud to have developed an innovative product called Legacy Accelerator to assist charities to grow their legacy income. As part of that she has recently delivered a collaborative solution to a key charity client to work as an extension of a major national charity’s in house legacy team to manage the unpredictability of the work-levels associated with the administration of their legacy income. Having acted for many large charities, Lucy has a comprehensive track record in the sector and is able to share this experience and insight with her clients and apply it to her advice. The network she has built in her career enables her to make connections between contacts to enable a collaborative approach.
Foot Anstey
Lucy Green
Lucy is an Associate in the Real Estate Team. She represents private clients, companies, specialist lenders, and property developers in residential and commercial transactions. Lucy joined Seddons in 2012 and has experience and knowledge across a broad range of property matters. She advises on residential sales and purchases, residential and commercial developments, commercial sales and acquisitions, and real estate finance.
Seddons GSC LLP
Lucy Greenwood
Partner
The International Family Law Group LLP
Lucy Gregory
Lucy is an associate in our government and infrastructure team with experience advising local authority, private sector and third sector clients on a wide range of projects including major procurements, high value outsourcing and waste projects, joint ventures and development projects. Lucy’s work focuses on complex regeneration and mixed-use development schemes, including those delivered via development agreements and projects which involve establishing a corporate joint venture. Recent projects have included advising clients throughout the competitive dialogue procurement for a development partner (including advising on procurement strategy as well as the drafting and negotiation of all procurement and legal agreements).
Browne Jacobson LLP
Lucy Hamilton-James
Legal Director
Rosenblatt Law
Lucy Harrold
Lucy is a specialist intellectual property (IP) lawyer and has extensive experience in advising on all (IP) and related rights. She has particular expertise in the protection, exploitation, and enforcement of IP rights as well as in IP disputes, as well as a distinct specialism in copyright issues in the context of software, the Internet, and databases. Lucy's clients have ranged from artists and inventors through to banks, professional service firms, and large airlines. Other sector experience includes shipping, energy, retail, healthcare, and manufacturing. She also specialises in contractual issues related to the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture about which she advises international non-governmental organisations.
Keystone Law
Lucy Harry
Associate Director
Davitt Jones Bould
Lucy Haynes
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Lucy Herbert
As an associate in the team, Lucy has worked as a pensions legal adviser and within independent trustee companies for a number of years. She has experience in a range of matters including: Day-to-day scheme matters Legislative changes Governance compliance Scheme funding De-risking projects Scheme closures Scheme wind-ups Mergers and restructuring projects. Lucy’s experience not only as a legal adviser but also from her years of independent trusteeship and her previous administrative background bring an understanding of client needs and requirements. Lucy brings a practical approach to projects and general scheme governance where possible.
Irwin Mitchell
Lucy Holt
Lucy is an Associate in the Patents team, a Chartered Patent Attorney and a European Patent Attorney.
Maucher Jenkins