Lawyers in England
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Angela Sussens
Partner, Leeds & Manchester
Stowe Family Law LLP
Angela White
Partner, Family Office Services Group Angela specialises in trust and estate work. She has over 25 years of experience in the area of trust management for wealthy UK families as well as probate and estate administration, including those with cross-jurisdictional and contentious issues. She has a broad knowledge of tax - inheritance tax, capital gains tax and income tax - and considerable experience in producing trust and estate accounts. She is well-versed in providing support to trustees and executors through the complex and sometimes onerous aspects of administration, in particular tax compliance and liaison with HM Revenue & Customs.
Sinclair Gibson LLP
Angela Williams
Angela is a director in the Technical Claims team based in the Exeter office, specialising in complex employer liability claims and acting extensively for insurers, particularly NHS Resolution, with a focus on large loss claims and those involving key technical points. Angela has the leading case of Feest v SWSHA & Bay Island Voyages (2015) (The Celtic Pioneer) to her name. This Court of Appeal case is the only UK authority on the applicability of Article 14 of the Athens Convention to claims for contribution against carriers at sea and the extent of Article 16. Angela has a particular interest in occupational stress claims and claims involving bullying and harassment. Notable success in defending these claims include a discontinuance of a high-value and technical stress at work claim (confidential) and the reported case of Bailey v DPT (2014) a High Court claim by a psychiatrist for occupational stress which was dismissed by the Recorder at Exeter District Registry. Angela is an experienced litigator in this area dealing with many high profile and sensitive claims. Angela has developed an expanding practice of defending breach of confidentiality and data protection claims. Advising NHS Trusts and NHS Resolution on this increasingly important area of law, she ahs several cases to her name where Claimants have discontinued. Angela is a trusted advisor in this area, regularly providing training and advice to her clients. She has externally published in PIBU, NLJ, Westlaw and Local Government Lawyer. She also publishes and edits a newsletter to the firm's major clients each month. Angela provides support to NHS Trusts on risk and health and safety including risk management recommendations arising from claims. In collaboration with the firm's education department, Angela advises schools and academies on defending personal injury claims to staff and pupils. Recent cases involve blindness to a pupil and a serious assault to a pupil on a residential school trip.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Angelika Galappaththi
Solicitor - Property
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Angelika Hellweger
Angelika Hellweger is a legal director at Rahman Ravelli. A dual-qualified Austrian counsel and English solicitor, she is a specialist in international, high-level economic crime investigations and large-scale commercial disputes. As a multilingual lawyer, she has widely-recognised expertise in representing corporates and conglomerates in major projects and legal matters across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and United States. Her caseload has seen her advise clients ranging from international banks through to aerospace, steel, security and defence companies on matters involving bribery and corruption, fraud and other high-stakes, cross-border issues. She also advises corporates on regulatory and compliance matters. She has a particular expertise in multijurisdictional asset recovery cases for and against governments and states, using both civil and criminal asset recovery routes, and in handling diplomatic questions related to such cases. She also works in Rahman Ravelli’s highly-regarded cryptocurrency team and on sanctions cases. Her work on cases involving environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues has seen her become one of the lawyers at the forefront of this developing area.
Rahman Ravelli
Angelique Richardson
Angelique is a Senior Associate in the Sports & Entertainment team at Lawrence Stephens. As a former elite athlete competing in synchronised swimming and fin-swimming, she is able to bring a unique perspective to her practice and her athlete clients. She represents a number of professional athletes on a wide range of matters including high-profile boxing promotional agreements, anti-doping disputes, and multi-million pound arbitrations. For both athletes and talent in the entertainment and media space, she provides commercial and holistic advice in relation to reputation management, strategy and career development. As one of the UK's leading sports lawyers, she is now a trusted advisor to a number of notable sports and entertainment clients. She has also been appointed to the Sport Resolutions Pro Bono service. A legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the service provides pro bono legal advice and assistance to athletes and individuals of limited financial means.
Lawrence Stephens solicitors
Angharad Davies
Angharad’s work focuses on employment tribunals (particularly respondent work) and has particular experience of defending disability, race and age discrimination claims, for clients in the public and private sectors. Angharad has also worked with the team to successfully resolve a multi-million pound TUPE information and consultation claim. Angharad frequently provides corporate support (including private equity) and advises a range of clients from a variety of industry sectors on contentious and non-contentious matters across a wide range of employment issues. This includes advising on disciplinary and grievance procedures, redundancies and drafting a number of employment documents such as Director’s Service Agreements and Settlement Agreements. She takes the time to understand her client’s business to ensure that the advice given is tailored accordingly and is practical and proportionate to what they are seeking to achieve.
Foot Anstey
Angharad Harris
Angharad has over 25 years of experience working in a City law firm with 15 years as a partner. She advises on all aspects of employment law across a wide range of industry sectors across both the public and private sectors, acting for individuals and firms. Her practice is varied and she is particularly experienced at dealing with sensitive strategic employment law issues, including matters that involve reputational risk. This includes dismissals, board-level disputes, negotiating new contracts, employment aspects of commercial transactions, large global reorganisations, collective consultation issues, the Transfer of Undertaking Regulations and outsourcing issues, and employment litigation (including discrimination and whistleblowing, restrictive covenants and bonus issues). Her work often includes an international element involving corporates in multiple jurisdictions or individual clients with cross-border employment issues. She also advises businesses and individuals in relation to UK immigration matters.
Keystone Law
Angharad Hughes
Angharad has developed great expertise in a wide range of clinical negligence claims and now focuses on cases involving serious injuries to patients, including brain damage and spinal injuries. Settlements Angharad has secured for clients include compensation totalling £17 million in 2023 for a child who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy after a delayed delivery, and £22 million in 2020 for another child with brain damage due to similar errors. The compensation will cover the cost of the lifetime of care these children require. In 2024, Angharad secured £4.6 million for a woman left with a spinal injury and vision loss due to mistakes made with her care, one of many high value settlements she has obtained in such cases. Angharad also has specialist experience in kernicterus cases and has previously obtained £8.8 million for a young boy with this form of severe brain damage due to mistakes made in the treatment of newborn jaundice. Appointed as a trustee of the charity bibic in 2023, Angharad helps to guide and support the organisation, which supports children and young people with brain injuries, disabilities, neurological or developmental difficulties. The 2024 edition of independent legal industry guide Chambers and Partners, praises Angharad for being “well equipped to deal with cases involving brain injuries during birth, cauda equina syndrome claims and matters arising from diagnostic errors”. Angharad qualified as a solicitor into the JMW medical negligence department in 2008 before progressing to the position of partner in 2015. In 2013 she was appointed to the Law Society's Clinical Negligence Accreditation Scheme in recognition of her extensive experience. Before joining JMW Angharad previously worked in historic child abuse cases, completing a training contract at Abney Garsden McDonald Solicitors. She completed a Law and French Degree at Swansea University before teaching English in Japan for two years. She then completed a Legal Practice Course at the College of Law, Birmingham. In her spare time Angharad enjoys walking her dogs near her home in Derbyshire and travelling. She is also involved in her partner’s microbrewery business and running her local community pub.
JMW Solicitors LLP
Angharad Vaughan
Partner
Leigh Day
Angus Bauer
Partner in the Tax team
Ashfords LLP
Angus Dawson
Angus is head of the non-contentious side of our construction and engineering group. He specialises in all aspects of construction law, predominantly advising developers and institutional investors on major development projects. Angus acts for a broad spectrum of clients including developers, funders, owner occupiers, tenants, architects and contractors. He advises on procurement strategies, building contracts, consultant appointments, warranties, third party rights, bonds and guarantees. He also advises on construction aspects of agreements for lease and development and funding agreements. Angus is a member of the City of London Law Society Construction Committee, has an MSc in construction law and dispute resolution from Kings College and writes regularly in the RIBA Journal. Angus is co-author for the chapter on UK construction law for the International Comparative Legal Guide to Construction & Engineering.
Macfarlanes LLP
Angus Evers
Angus is an experienced environmental and sustainability Partner whose practice covers all aspects of environmental law from contaminated land to waste, climate change, renewables, nuisance, water pollution and asbestos. He also has expertise in related areas such as energy, planning and health & safety. He advises developers and operators of, and investors in, infrastructure, real estate and other businesses on transactional, regulatory and contentious issues, regularly working alongside corporate, real estate, commercial, projects and EU/competition teams. Angus’s recent experience includes advising: • one of the UK's largest service station operators on the environmental aspects of the sale and purchase of approximately 50 service stations; • a chemicals company on an application for Hazardous Substances Consent;• holiday park operators on the environmental, health & safety and other regulatory aspects of acquisitions of holiday parks;• a chemicals company an internal investigation into its compliance with the emissions limits and reporting requirements under its environmental permit; and • an automotive business on trans-frontier shipment of waste requirements for transporting waste catalytic converters for recycling. Angus has led Shoosmiths’ environmental practice since 2016. He is one of the Convenors of the UK Environmental Law Association’s (UKELA) Waste Working Party and a former Co-Chair of UKELA's Governance & Devolution Group.
Shoosmiths LLP
Angus Ford
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Angus McWilliams
Angus is a dedicated solicitor specialising in criminal law. He has a wealth of experience in the criminal justice system from representing clients at the police station, to advocating at the Court of Appeal. He is known for his tenacious legal work and astute identification of the point of difference in each case he handles. He is committed to his clients and works relentlessly to ensure they are listened to, and no detail is left out. His key strength is his understanding and recognition of the human story at the heart of each and every case. He is a compassionate listener and considered advocate. Clients feel well supported by his personable and relentless work ethic. Over the years he has developed a particular passion and experience in assisting neurodivergent individuals in the criminal justice system, an often overrepresented group. He is entirely committed to making a difference in the criminal justice system.
Stone King LLP
Angus Rankin
Partner
Vinson & Elkins RLLP
Angus Turner
Angus has been a partner since 2000, having qualified with Mills & Reeve in 1995. He is recognised by the legal directories, and clients, as a leader in his field and specialises in acting on professional indemnity claims against law firms, as well as advising insurers on policy response. Angus is regularly instructed on complex and high value claims, arising from all areas of the profession including property investment schemes, corporate transactions, matrimonial settlements and ‘lost’ litigation. Angus heads up the firm’s Legal Malpractice sector, and is also an accredited mediator.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Angus Walker
Partner
TLT
Angus Young
Partner Area of Practice - Corporate
Wallace LLP
Ania Gabrielczyk
Ania is a Corporate Partner and joined Freeths in June 2024 from Shoosmiths. Ania has significant sector expertise in tech, retail and asset-manager M&A, and rich credentials for advising management teams on buy-outs, institution-sponsored deals and other transactional processes, as well as for routinely leading delivery of high quality indirect real estate deals (both offshore and domestic). Ania has been noted by The Legal 500 for her expertise in delivering private equity investments, exits and M&A and was a “Leading Associate” in the 2024 edition.
Freeths LLP
Ania Tarasiewicz
Senior Associate advising on all aspects of relationship breakdown including divorce/separation, division of finances, arrangements for children as well as nuptial and cohab agreements. Experience in complex cases with businesses particularly in the agri-business and property sector, complex income structures as well as cases with an international element.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Anieka Sheppard
Legal Director
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Anil Jakhu
Anil is a Supervisor and Solicitor specialising in all aspects of children law proceedings and domestic abuse. With over six years’ experience in family law, he is recognised for his expertise in complex and sensitive matters, often involving issues of significant emotional, psychological, and physical risk to children and families. Having secured a scholarship at the University of Law in 2017, Anil began his legal career in family law the same year. Since then, he has developed a nationwide practice, supporting clients across the United Kingdom, particularly following the increased reliance on remote hearings and digital technology since Covid-19. Anil acts in a wide range of private children law disputes, assisting parents and caregivers in obtaining Section 8 Children Act Orders (including child arrangement orders, specific issue orders and prohibited steps orders). He is experienced in cases involving CAFCASS, Rule 16.4 Guardians, Section 37 Orders, S7 Reports, and enforcement or variation of orders. He also advises on legal aid applications in both private children disputes and domestic abuse matters. In cases of domestic abuse, Anil has successfully represented victims seeking urgent protective measures, including non-molestation orders, occupation orders, and female genital mutilation protection orders. His expertise extends to securing legal aid for vulnerable clients in these circumstances. Anil also represents parents, grandparents and extended family members in care proceedings. He is adept at navigating highly sensitive cases involving social services interventions, Section 47 investigations, child protection conferences, PLO meetings, Section 20 agreements, emergency protection orders, interim care orders, care plans, family group conferences, and adoption or placement proceedings. He frequently advises on cases involving allegations of non-accidental injury, sexual exploitation, deprivation of liberty, and secure accommodation. In addition to his casework, Anil has maintained strong links with local charities and community organisations, particularly in Birmingham.
Duncan Lewis Solicitors
Anil Rajani
Anil is a Partner in the Commercial Litigation department, with extensive experience dealing with individuals and organisations in relation to corporate fraud, white collar crime and regulatory matters. Anil represents individuals and corporate bodies facing regulatory and investigatory action from the FCA, OFT, HSE, Environment Agency, Department of BIS, RICS, ACCA and others. He is a specialist in confiscation and restraint proceedings and representing individuals and third party interests under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (PoCA). Anil advises corporate clients in relation to internal investigations and proceedings instituted by regulatory or prosecuting bodies including the SFO, CPS and HMRC. He has experience in dealing with matters from Magistrates Courts through to the Supreme Court. Anil has commented on and written articles about white collar crime and the impact on professionals and corporates and has been interviewed by the media on a number of occasions.
Weightmans LLP