Lawyers in England
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Stewart White
Stewart is a regulatory and commercial lawyer with a Master’s degree in International Law. He has decades of experience acting as a strategy, policy and regulatory adviser. His career has seen him work across jurisdictions in both developed and developing countries, advising the public and private sectors in fixed, mobile and satellite. In addition to his legal practice, Stewart has extensive board experience and has acted as a director at a number of companies including Vodafone and Etisalat. He has also managed major risk- and issue-management programmes as well as stakeholder engagement.
Keystone Law
Stewart Womersley
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Stojan Essex
Stojan is a partner who advises on a broad range of corporate work including company and business sales and acquisitions, corporate restructuring and advice relating to joint ventures, shareholder and LLP agreements. Stojan has extensive experience of all elements of corporate transactional work specialising in working for owner managed businesses, serial entrepreneurs and high net worth individuals in all aspects of corporate acquisitions, disposals and re-organisations. Stojan provides commercially focused advice to business owners and directors with respect to all types of situations faced by them including complex contractual issues, assistance with planning and executing corporate and group structures and strategic decision making.
Blake Morgan LLP
Stuart Adams
Stuart is a Partner in Mishcon Private. He helps clients to preserve, grow and pass on their wealth and provides UK and international tax advice. As acknowledged by Chambers High Net Worth: "Stuart is astute and technical. He is precise, has a clear mind, and is extremely personable." A large part of Stuart's practice is advising non-UK domiciled clients who are considering a move to the UK, providing them (and the other advisors supporting them) with pre-arrival tax advice as well as advice on residence, their domicile status, trusts, and other asset holding structures. Conversely, he advises non-doms who have been living in the UK for several years and those considering leaving the UK. He also advises international families who often have little or no connection to the UK and who are looking for effective governance structures through which to organise the long-term transition of wealth. In that regard, Stuart is an expert in the creation of international Wills and asset holding structures such as trusts, foundations, companies, and partnerships. Stuart is the co-lead of Mishcon de Reya's Latin America & Iberia group, and has a particular interest in advising clients with connections to those regions, in particular Brazil. As a member of Mishcon de Reya's Blockchain group, Stuart can provide comprehensive tax and structuring advice to individuals and business who trade or invest in cryptocurrency and other cryptoassets. He is often involved in matters where there is active litigation, or the prospect of it, working closely with the firm's Private Wealth Disputes and Family specialists. A full member of STEP, the world's leading organisation for private wealth professionals, the Association of Contentious Trust, and Probate Specialists (ACTAPS) and The Law Society's Private Client Section, Stuart regularly gives seminars on private client law and practice and has published articles in many of the leading professional publications as well as editing and writing for key texts. Stuart is the recipient of multiple industry awards and is consistently ranked as a leading individual for his technical specialisms.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Stuart Andrews
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Stuart Angus
Principal Associate Stuart Angus is a Principal Associate Solicitor in the Private Property team with over 20 years experience within the residential property market. Stuart enjoys the technical aspects of residential property and has particular skills in the drafting or complex conveyancing documentation including transfers of part, overage agreements, options agreements and deeds of easement As part of the Private Property Team Stuart looks after the property needs of some of the firms most valued clients, as well as high net worth individuals recommended to the firm, working closely alongside colleagues in the Wealth Protection, Family and Tax teams to ensure a tailored approach is provided to best meet client needs.
Shoosmiths LLP
Stuart Armstrong
Initially specialising in subrogated cargo recoveries before broadening his areas of practice to include all types of logistics and commodity trade disputes, Stuart qualified as a solicitor in 1983. He joined the firm in 2001 and heads our London cargo and logistics team. Stuart's expertise lies in marine, air and road cargo claims and related marine cargo insurance and freight liability insurance disputes and his caseload now encompasses: Charterparties Bills of lading CMR and domestic road haulage Warsaw and Montreal conventions GAFTA/FOSFA contracts The Institute Cargo Clauses With experience in admiralty and commercial court cases, London arbitration and mediation, Stuart's focus is on dispute resolution in a quick and cost-effective manner.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Stuart Barry
Stuart is a Partner in our Media and Entertainment team. His practice focuses on music-related and general commercial matters, including copyright issues. Stuart has over 25 years of commercial and music law focused expertise, and acts for a range of clients including record companies, advertisers, music publishers, record producers, recording artists and writers. Stuart’s earlier career as a sound engineer gives him unique insight and understanding when advising his music industry clients. Prior to joining Hamlins, Stuart was a founding partner of Swan Turton which followed his time at Simkins Partnership.
Hamlins LLP
Stuart Bould
Founding Partner
Davitt Jones Bould
Stuart Brazington
Stuart is a partner who specialises in brain and catastrophic injuries and leads the Brain Injury team, which helps catastrophically injured clients who have had life changing injuries. Stuart is an elected member of the Partnership Committee. Stuart is highly experienced and works on complex brain and spinal injury litigation. Stuart also has a special interest in paediatric brain injury work and is a Trustee for two leading charities in the brain injury sector. Stuart lectures on brain and spinal injury issues to legal, medical and charity specialists. Stuart is a also Deputy approved by the Court of Protection. Stuart has recovered over £120m on behalf of his clients over the course of his career.
RWK Goodman
Stuart Carson
Partner with Competition Litigation department. Stuart specialises in complex and high-value competition litigation, having advised on some of the largest cartel damages claims to be litigated in Europe. Stuart specialises in competition damages claims, the breadth of which is extensive and includes particular expertise in relation to complex and innovative funding structures. Stuart has acted for clients in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court and Competition Appeal Tribunal. Recent cases of note include Represented Asda, Argos and Morrisons in their landmark Supreme Court victory, against Mastercard in the long-running multilateral interchange fee litigation – described as the largest and most complex cartel damages claim conducted in the English Courts to date. Acting for Swiss-based LafargeHolcim, one of the world’s largest building suppliers, in relation to its multi-million Euro pan-European truck cartel claim in the Competition Appeal Tribunal. Acted for iiyama, one of the world’s largest global electronics manufacturers, in two separate cartel damages claims concerning CRTs and LCDs respectively. Our client successfully defended jurisdiction challenges in the Court of Appeal, changing the territorial scope of such claims in the English courts. Acting for a significant group of major household name retailers in their respective multi-million pound claims against Visa and Mastercard for damages relating to multilateral interchange fees. Acted for Comet in relation to the refrigeration compressor cartel, including successfully obtaining pre-action disclosure pursuant to the Insolvency Act 1986 section 236, a purpose for which s236 had not been used before in a cartel damages claim.
Stewarts Law LLP
Stuart Craig
Partner specialising in employment law, who advises a wide range of employers, including Plcs, private businesses, universities and NHS organisations. He deals with all aspects of employment law. His contentious work involves dealing with heavyweight employment tribunal cases, particularly complex discrimination and whistleblowing claims and he has acted for employers in a number of leading reported cases in different sectors. His non-contentious work includes drafting the full range of employment documentation, advising on reorganisations and restructuring and involves TUPE and large public sector outsourcing issues. He leads on employment law issues for the firm’s health clients and is acknowledged as a leader in this field, frequently advising on matters where specialist knowledge of the NHS is required, including complex executive level terminations and doctors disciplinary and performance procedures.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Stuart Darlington
Stuart is a property lawyer who has acted for major clients in all commercial real estate areas. He has extensive experience in advising on acquisitions and disposals, investment management, funding, landlord and tenant, lease acquisitions and acting for corporate occupiers, as well as acting on large corporate deals involving multiple properties. Stuart also specialises in the retail and leisure sector where he has worked for many household-name retail and restaurant companies. His knowledge of the sector has made him influential in his field; his articles and interviews have appeared in Retail Week, Insolvency Today and other industry publications, and his expertise in leasehold acquisitions and management is demonstrated in his highly popular book, 'A Tenant’s Practical Guide to Commercial Leases'.
Keystone Law
Stuart Dench
Stuart is Managing Partner and was formerly Head of Business Development and Marketing for more than 20 years. He has overseen the rapid growth of the firm as it established itself as the UK's largest litigation-only law practice. Prior to assuming the role of managing partner, and before that taking charge of business development and marketing, Stuart was a practising personal injury and aviation lawyer. Stuart acted for claimants in UK and international aviation cases and has expertise in high-value and complex personal injury and fatal accident claims. He has been involved in a number of high-profile trials in London as well as cases in the United States and Europe. Case highlights include: Representation of passengers injured following the crash landing of BA038 at Heathrow in January 2008 Representation of victims of Ladbroke Grove rail accident including resolution of the largest fatal accident claim Representation of the estate of Richard Lloyd, a well known racing driver and team manager following an air crash at Biggin Hill.
Stewarts Law LLP
Stuart Downey
Partner in Will, Trust and Estate Disputes
TWM Solicitors LLP
Stuart Earle
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Stuart Hatcher
Partner and Head of Corporate
Forsters LLP
Stuart Henderson
Managing partner for the personal injury division and executive board member on the personal legal services division. Personal injury lawyer and has been acting for clients who have suffered major injury for over 30 years. Has acted for many clients who have suffered brain and spinal cord injury. Now works with a large team of lawyers, specialising in major injury, who work as a team on all cases and are highly skilled in helping clients to access the very best rehabilitation and support, to rebuild their lives and achieve the best outcome for any damages claim. Also the regional managing partner in the Birmingham office and lead partner for the personal injury teams who are regularly acclaimed in independent guides as some of the best personal injury lawyers in the Midlands. Acted in a number of cases involving some of the highest awards of damages in personal injury in the UK including the Leung case (a record award of £3.4m in 1994) and the Luhar case (a record award of £5.1m in 2000). Acting in numerous major group actions for illness suffered by holiday makers against tour operators; has extensive media experience; and lectures in-house and externally.
Irwin Mitchell
Stuart James
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Stuart Jones
Legal Director
Birketts LLP
Stuart Jones
Stuart is Director of Legal Operations for the Litigation, Transactional and Advisory division of Weightmans. He has over 30 years' experience of employment law, and has an impeccable reputation for commercial and pragmatic advice, particularly specialising in providing advice on commercial situations involving TUPE, reorganisations and collective issues. Stuart proactively contributes to client profitability through analysis of management information and translation of key learning points into corporate training programmes. He is client partner for a range of clients including Swissport, Mitsubishi/Hitachi Power Systems Europe and East West Insurance Company and deputy client partner for Royal Mail Group plc, in addition to advising other legal firms on their employment law issues. Stuart frequently presents at seminars and conferences on HR issues and regularly contributes to national and local publications.
Weightmans LLP
Stuart Kightley
Consultant
Osbornes
Stuart Lawrenson
Stuart is head of Shoosmiths' Solent Employment Team and has nearly 20 years of experience in providing employment law support to HR teams and senior executives. Stuart advises a broad range of clients, local and national, on all aspects of employment law, both contentious and non-contentious. He is an experienced and successful Tribunal advocate where he has successfully defended claims, including the obtaining of costs awards, brought against employers. He has also successfully brought claims on behalf of employees. Stuart has a particular interest and expertise advising clients in the retail sector and has a wealth of experience advising and supporting clients with HMRC national minimum wage investigations. He prides himself in giving commercial, practical and “no-nonsense” advice. Stuart regularly deals with knotty disciplinary and grievance issues often involving senior employees and claims of discrimination. On a more strategic level he has much experience advising on restructures, senior executive terminations, large scale redundancies and the employment aspects arising out of corporate transactions including TUPE. Recent advice has included: advising in relation to a complex outsourcing scenario involving multiple contractors. The project involved advising on the application of TUPE and the drafting of bespoke employee provision for the commercial contract; advising on the employment issues arising when a client went into a property led CVA; providing strategic advice ahead of a complicated national restructure of a key client which included advising on the need to collectively consult; advising and dealing with a particularly complex data subject access request brought by an in-house lawyer involving over 280,000 documents. The project required the documents to be reviewed for both the purposes of the DSAR but also for the purposes of disclosure relating to satellite litigation; successfully pursing a claim for unfair dismissal on behalf of a senior manager against a city council, the claim being worth circa £300,000 to the individual as a result of the pension element; advising on a complex Tribunal claim brought by a Head of HR. The claim included claims of unfair dismissal, sex discrimination and equal pay. Stuart advised throughout and represented the client at Judicial Mediation where the claim was settled; and advising three clients in the retail sector in relation to HMRC national minimum wage investigations. In addition to his advice work, Stuart is a keen and passionate trainer in employment law and best business practice. He has designed and delivered bespoke courses for both managers and HR professionals on topics ranging from practical investigation training, employee representative training (collective consultation) to various courses on GDPR (including how to deal with data subject requests). Stuart speaks regularly at internal and external seminars and conferences on employment law and best business practice. Stuart is ranked as a "Leading Lawyer" in the Legal 500.
Shoosmiths LLP
Stuart Lindley
Stuart is a Partner in the Commercial Litigation team. Since qualifying in 2002, he has specialised exclusively in insolvency litigation and is renowned for his work in both personal and corporate insolvency. He has experience of advising and representing solicitors and other professionals facing insolvency issues. Stuart's areas of expertise include: Advising officeholders, directors and other individuals in all aspects of contentious insolvency A particular expertise in personal insolvency, with a number of reported cases Training a number of organisations on insolvency issues, including R3
Weightmans LLP