Lawyers in England
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Suzanne Humphries
Member, Personal Injury Manager
Thompsons Solicitors LLP
Suzanne Kingston
Consultant
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Suzanne Leggott
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Suzanne Love
Suzanne is a banking and finance principal associate, undertaking a wide range of debt finance work, including acquisition finance, invoice and receivables finance and property finance on a bilateral, club or syndicated basis. Suzanne acts for borrowers, banks and financial institutions at both senior and mezzanine level. She has experience of advising on regional, national and international transactions. Suzanne works with a range of documentation including facility agreements, security documents, intercreditor agreements and legal opinions. Her experience includes working with bilateral bank standard documentation as well as Loan Market Association and bespoke finance documents. Suzanne's recent experience includes: acting for a corporate owner and operator of hotels in relation to a £30.4m development finance facility from a major UK clearing bank; acting for an education provider group (backed by a private investment business) in relation to a £10.5m term and £8.5m revolving credit facility from a major UK clearing bank, together with the acquisition of two education targets; advising a global B2B agency network in relation to a £8.5m term loan facility with a specialist fund manager to finance, amongst other things, the acquisition of two companies; acting for the invoice finance arm of a major UK clearing bank in relation to a £4m receivables facility and £7.5m inventory facility to a supplier of toys; advising a major UK clearing bank in relation to a £35m facilities agreement to finance, amongst other things, an onlend to an Indian subsidiary for the manufacture of flatbreads; advising a co-educational independent and boarding schools group in relation to a £37.5m term loan facility from two major UK clearing banks to finance, amongst other things, an acquisition by the group of a triple newco structure and the refinance of existing facilities; advising an asset finance provider in relation to a £6.3m loan to finance four wind farms; advising an invoice finance provider in relation to a £8 million invoice discounting agreement and £2 million asset based lending agreement to a manufacturer and retailer of soft toys; advising a UK bank, invoice finance provider and asset finance provider in relation to the £13 million term loan facility, £7.5 million lease purchase facility and £6 million receivables finance facility to a high end UK meal preparation provider; advising an invoice finance provider in relation to a back to back invoice discounting facility to a UK company to finance receivables finance facilities provided by the borrower to its customers; and advising a UK bank, invoice finance provider and asset finance provider in relation to a £13 million receivables finance facility, a £5 million revolving credit facility and a £30 million lease purchase agreement for the funding of UK based imaging equipment, scanners and truck mounted mobile scanning units. Suzanne has been recognised as an "Associate to Watch" in Chambers 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019. In addition, Suzanne is recognised in Chambers 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 as a "Notable Practitioner".
Shoosmiths LLP
Suzanne McKie KC
Managing Partner of Farore Law
Farore Law
Suzanne Milne
Suzanne is the partner who heads up the Manchester local government team. She has represented numerous local authority clients in relation to their litigation claims since qualification in 1999. She continues to handle a wide range of complex cases for her local authority clients with expertise in employers' liability, public liability, child protection cases, assault cases, subsidence claims and high value quantum cases. Sue also advises on highway codes of practice, risk management and internal processes and has a specialist interest in counter fraud. Suzanne regularly delivers a range of training topics to her client organisations including specific training packages tailored to the needs of individual departments. She also speaks at national seminars on behalf of the local government group and at regional local authority events and conferences.
Weightmans LLP
Suzanne Monger
Suzanne is a Chartered Legal Executive in the Inheritance Protection team. Suzanne qualified as a Legal Executive in 1994. She has worked in the legal profession in Thatcham for 30 years starting as a secretary. After qualifying as a Legal Executive Suzanne worked in Conveyancing for many years.
Gardner Leader LLP
Suzanne Mortimer
Legal Director
Gowling WLG
Suzanne Munroe
Director & Solicitor Head of Clinical Negligence department
Switalskis Solicitors
Suzanne Nulty
In March 2020, Suzanne returned to Weightmans, where she trained, after 17 years elsewhere practising employment law, predominantly for the Health sector. She continues to provide advice and representation in litigious and non-contentious matters throughout the employment law field. This often includes detailed advice on the full range of potential discrimination and whistleblowing claims, as well as TUPE. Suzanne’s reputation is for a detailed and forensic, yet practical approach, delivered in a straightforward and supportive way. As well as her specialist experience in advising on complex and contentious internal processes, including for doctors’ and senior executives’ contractual and disciplinary cases, Suzanne is well versed in the governance aspects of senior-level public sector employment issues. She also advises on TUPE issues arising in public sector reorganisations. Suzanne delivers bespoke training for clients on subjects such as whistleblowing, redundancy and TUPE consultation, disciplinary and grievance investigations and capability/performance and absence management. Experience Successful strike out applications at preliminary hearing stage of two constructive unfair dismissal claims (upheld by Court of Appeal) Advice to foundation trust governors in an unprecedented investigation into anonymous whistleblowing allegations against senior non executives Advice to board of governors about process for removal of senior non executives Advice to medical and HR directors on various Maintaining High Professional Standards (MHPS) processes for doctors' disciplinary and capability processes Review and advice on updating executive contracts Advice on negotiating agreed termination of senior executive and drafting/negotiating consequent settlement agreements.
Weightmans LLP
Suzanne Padmore
A specialist in pensions and financial services litigation. Pensions expertise covers a wide range of work including Part 8 rectification and construction claims, funding disputes and trustee applications to court for directions. Suzanne has acted in significant pensions professional negligence claims in recent years, acting for pension scheme employers and trustees. Suzanne also has a growing practice advising firms in the personal pensions market, addressing legal and regulatory issues.
Burges Salmon LLP
Suzanne Reeves
Suzanne headed up the Construction team at Wedlake Bell until 2020 and has been instrumental in its growth to a current team of 10 lawyers. The practice covers all issues relating to construction projects including contract drafting, advice throughout a project and resolving disputes with emphasis in doing so, where possible without recourse to formal proceedings. She has acted for most sectors of the industry and in recent years has acted principally for developers, private healthcare, care homes and later/senior living providers. Suzanne has over 25 years’ experience in the construction industry involving a wide range of projects large and small, such as hospitals and care homes, residential, office and retail development, manufacturing plant, sports stadiums and infrastructure.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Suzanne Tager
Civil and Commercial Mediator and former Commercial Litigator at Hogan Lovells. Suzanne Tager has over 20 years’ experience of dealing with and resolving high-value, multi-jurisdictional, cross-border, commercial disputes both domestically and internationally; 14 years of which were spent working at Hogan Lovells, a top global law firm. During her time at the firm, Suzanne also completed secondments to the New York office and to the group litigation team at Standard Chartered Bank. Suzanne’s mediation appointments tend to reflect her litigation expertise, and she is regularly appointed to assist with disputes relating to banking and finance, contentious insolvency, shareholders, JVs, partnerships, property and general commercial matters. “Suzanne has a very approachable manner combining friendliness, confidence and where appropriate professional toughness.” She “has excellent interpersonal skills” and prides herself on her ability to build rapport with lawyers and lay clients at all levels within an organisation. Her clients value her strong analytical and negotiation skills and her creative approach to thinking through difficult issues. Suzanne quickly gains her clients’ trust and confidence, “is entirely pragmatic and good at understanding a client’s ultimate goal.” She has a relaxed manner, is calm, composed and organised, bringing a positive energy and good humour to the mediation process. When mediating, Suzanne also draws on her deep understanding of negotiation, influence, psychology, decision-making and behavioural economics; gleaned from extensive research, seminars and a Certification in Negotiation from Yale University
CEDR
Suzanne Taylor
Suzanne is a Partner within the Financial Services team at Shoosmiths based in our Manchester office. Suzanne specialises in regulated and unregulated asset finance (with a particular focus on motor and equipment finance), consumer finance and financial services regulation. Over the past five years, Suzanne has assisted clients with a range of transactional asset finance deals and also provided clients with practical advice in relation to being authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Suzanne has developed a particular specialism advising mobile phone networks on the financing of mobile phone handsets in light of increasing handset prices and heightened regulatory scrutiny. Suzanne has assisted with designing customer journeys, drafting regulated loan documents and advising mobile phone networks on being FCA regulated businesses including providing training to senior management. In addition, Suzanne plays a leading role in Shoosmiths debt buying and selling work acting for both sellers and purchasers of portfolios of regulated consumer debt providing advice on both the contractual aspects of the sale and issues of regulatory compliance. Examples of Suzanne’s experience includes: assisting a mobile phone network with its preparations for the FCA Senior Managers and Certification Regime; advising a mobile phone network on the design of a regulated mobile phone proposition including drafting regulated documents, advising on the sales journey and drafting FCA compliant policies and procedures; acting for a leading provider of consumer retail finance in the sale of a £170 million book of regulated consumer credit agreements; advising a variety of financial services companies (both lenders and brokers) on their applications for FCA authorisation including advising on their ongoing compliance with the FCA rules; and advising an equipment leasing company on the launch of a regulated consumer leasing product with a major high-street retailer (including advising on the regulatory issues arising out of the structure of the product, drafting regulated hire agreements and advising on contractual arrangements with the retailer and funder).
Shoosmiths LLP
Suzanne Trask
Suzanne is head of the Adult Brain Injury team at Bolt Burdon Kemp, where she has been a partner since 2013. She advises on a wide range of complex claims involving serious brain injuries, whether caused by trauma or medical negligence, and represents many adult claimants who lack mental capacity. She is passionate about resolving claims swiftly and without delay. She is recognised as a specialist head injury lawyer by Headway. She has close ties with The Silverlinings charity, of which she is a trustee. Both of these charities provide invaluable services and support to adults who have suffered from brain injury. She also works closely with The Encephalitis Society, a specialist brain infection charity who provide support to those who have been affected by encephalitis and their families. Suzanne is a member of the Executive Committee of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. She is frequently invited to provide comment to the national media on issues relating to serious injury and safety. She is a regular contributor to legal publications such as JPIL (the Journal of Personal Injury Law), The Times Legal Brief and the Solicitors’ Journal.
Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP
Suzanne White
Partner
Leigh Day
Suzi Sendama
Suzi advises clients on both contentious and non-contentious matters, spanning a number of practice areas including intellectual property, commercial contracts, commercial disputes and contentious trusts. Her approach is client-focussed, objective-driven and proactive. Specialising in work for the creative, entertainment and luxury industries, but with experience acting for technology, fashion and sports clients amongst others, Suzi has developed a broad practice and a formidable reputation due to her work ethic and diverse commercial and legal skill set. She has a proven ability to manage large, complex and multijurisdictional cases with multiple legal teams, applying common sense, commercial and strategic thinking and a keen eye for detail, to deliver tangible results. Suzi acts for a variety of clients including entrepreneurs and growing businesses. The breadth of her experience allows her to act as a consigliera to her clients, providing sensible, coherent advice to add value and identify and resolve issues. Suzi has been described in the Legal 500 as having “a sharp mind” and the ability “to corral a team to meet tight deadlines and heavy workloads. The one you want on complex cases.” Her clients describe her as being “a pleasure to work with”, “proactive” and “responsive” with the “knowledge and ability to step outside a situation and offer alternative perspectives to helping solve problems”. Winner of Litigation Rising Star at the British Legal Awards and Editor's Choice at the Powerwomen Awards, Suzi is also regularly included in lists of the country's foremost private client lawyers. Suzi places a strong focus on social impact and pro bono work, working with a number of charities and causes close to her heart.
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Suzie McCluney
Consultant
Gordons Partnership 2020 Limited
Suzie Miles
Partner in the Commercial team
Ashfords LLP
Suzy Hamshaw
Suzy is a Partner in the Family team. Suzy has wide ranging experience in all aspects of family law and is also an experienced collaborative lawyer. Suzy is a member of Resolution and is committed to their code of practice and to resolving issues in a constructive and positive way. Suzy is supportive and empathetic and this, together with her pragmatic approach, means that much of her work comes from personal recommendation.
Gardner Leader LLP
Suzy Schmitz
Suzy is a technology lawyer specialising in intellectual property, commercial contracts, and dispute resolution. Her practice includes intellectual property registration and enforcement, IT and general commercial disputes, digital marketing law, technology licensing, and breach of confidence actions. Suzy’s non-contentious practice includes strategic advice regarding trade marks and patents and intellectual property licensing, particularly in the digital context. She also assists clients with commercial contracts such as software development, distribution, and confidentiality agreements. Suzy is a leading legal authority within the social media space, advising on platform terms of service, restrictions on the use of social media data, PR/crisis management, and commercial terms relating to social media marketing services. She also frequently provides counsel on specialist topics relating to the online environment, such as copyright issues relating to digital content, liability of online service providers, and legal issues relating to user-generated content. As an accomplished litigator, Suzy has extensive expertise in relation to commercial and intellectual property disputes and has represented clients before the UK High Court, the UKIPO, OHIM and WIPO.
Keystone Law
Swati Somaiya
Family Partner
Excello Law
Sybille Steiner
Partner and head of employment team; also qualified and admitted as a lawyer in Germany and practising as a German lawyer. Assisting businesses from the UK and abroad (medium, large and listed companies, including household names in the UK and from German speaking countries) as well as individuals, usually on board level, with all aspects of contentious and non-contentious English and German employment law. The advice usually involves international and cross border employment issues and often questions of applicable law, as well as state immunity. Specialities: drafting and negotiating contracts of employment and executives’ service agreements and restrictive covenants, termination of employment contracts and service agreements, negotiating settlement agreements, discrimination claims, collective and individual redundancies, business sales and acquisitions (including TUPE transfers). Legal support provided in English or German.
Irwin Mitchell
Sydney Fulda
Partner
gunnercooke LLP