Lawyers in England
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Syed Rahman
Syed Rahman is a partner at Rahman Ravelli and is recognised as a leading figure in multinational matters such as asset recovery, civil litigation (including litigation involving cryptocurrencies), criminal defence and corporate fraud. He is sought by ultra-high net worth individuals and companies who depend on him to solve complex, multijurisdictional problems. He has secured a number of notable legal firsts in developing cross-border areas such as cryptocurrency fraud and Cum-Ex. His expanding global caseload includes major fraud prosecutions – including the largest investment and pension liberation frauds – and conducting internal fraud investigations for corporates. Syed is heavily involved in numerous significant, complex sanctions cases and related litigation, and is adept at challenging sanctions designations. His notable successes in high-level financial disputes have led to him earning an impressive reputation in the field of commercial litigation. Syed has also been in increasing demand for cases involving regulation and litigation regarding SPACs (special purpose acquisition companies). He was lead solicitor on a £500 million-plus SFO global bribery and corruption investigation linked to ENRC; in which he managed deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) negotiations.
Rahman Ravelli
Sylvia Phillips
Associate
Ashtons Legal
Sylviane Kokouendo
Associate Partner - Employment & HR
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Sylwena Sempa
Sylwena is a Principal Associate within our Commercial Litigation team, since qualification in 2005 she has acted for a diverse range of clients. Her experience covers a wide range of general commercial disputes as well as niche areas of pensions’ litigation, High Court employment cases and phone hacking litigation. Sylwena tailors her approach to complement her client’s requirements and offers pragmatic and commercially astute advice from the outset. She recognises the importance of balancing commercial realities against legal principles and therefore seeks to understand the commercial context of each dispute in order to frame her advice on tactics and strategy generally. Examples of Sylwena’s work include: acting for an employer in relation to its successful Part 8 claim for declaratory relief that the transfer of members within a sectionalised scheme from the DB to DC section would not trigger a potential multi-million pound section 75 debt; acting in a £1.74m breach of trust claim against a solicitor's firm following a third party's fraudulent misappropriation of loan funds; acting for a leading provider of lease finance products in connection with its multi-million pound claim for damages following systemic breaches of multiple contracts; advising on the defence of a High Court employment restrictive covenant/interim injunction case, which commenced with us successfully defending the application for springboard injunctive relief assisted by extensive supporting forensic evidence. The matter subsequently settled on confidential terms; acting for various celebrities in relation to their phone-hacking claims; acting for an Independent Trustee of a pension scheme in relation to its High Court application for declaratory relief concerning the validity or otherwise of the scheme's purported winding up, cessation of accruals, equalisation and the validity of the Actuary's GN19 certificate; and successfully using alternative dispute resolution to achieve commercially attractive settlements.
Shoosmiths LLP
Tahina Akther
Head of Legal Services and Director
Wildcat Law
Tahmid Majeed
Associate Solicitor | Corporate & Commercial As a Solicitor in the Corporate & Commercial team, I support by helping SA Law’s clients and legal experts to bring transactions to a successful conclusion.
SA Law LLP
Tahmina Jany
Solicitor
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Taj Rehal
I specialise in advising clients on complex and strategic workplace employment and partnership matters including contract negotiations, resolving workplace issues, reorganisations, exits and post-termination disputes. I have spent over 20 years helping clients to achieve their people-related business aims or sorting out people issues causing them concern or trouble. The area has become increasingly complex over time, is constantly involving and my role is to help clients clearly navigate the issues to achieve the best outcome for them. I act for a wide range of clients from multi-national corporations who are household names to start-up businesses and directors/senior management, particularly those in the media, technology, financial services and professional services sectors. A common theme in the issues I advise on is that they are personal, often-urgent and sensitive and have to be handled at pace with clients wanting a practical and clear way forward. I have experience in all aspects of employment law from data protection issues, contract negotiations, business acquisitions and disposals, outsourcing, international and domestic reorganisations to disputes (including whistleblowing and discrimination) and protection of confidential information and post termination restrictions.
Fladgate LLP
Talha Fazlani
Litigator & Head of Marketing
Freeman Harris
Talia Jacobs
Solicitor
Birketts LLP
Tamana Aziz
Tamana is a Director in the Private & Business immigration department at Duncan Lewis Solicitors. She deals with a variety of immigration cases, including business immigration under the Points Based System, advising high-net-worth and skilled individuals on extending Tier 2 (General) visas, spousal applications and applications for British citizenship. Having practiced in this area of law since 2001, she has developed an expertise in dealing with complex appeals in the Immigration Tribunals, High Court, Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court. She assists both individuals and businesses, with a particular expertise in assisting clients with immigration applications under EU law. Tamana advises employers and provides bespoke training on various subjects including compliance with the Home Office’s Prevention of Illegal Working regime and how to use the online sponsorship management system. Many of Tamana’s cases involve complex legal proceeding and have gone to the Supreme Court and have received significant press and media attention. She was quoted as “an admirable solicitor and advocate” by the Court of Appeal in the case of HS Afghanistan where she represented her client before the Immigration Tribunal.
Duncan Lewis Solicitors
Tamar Halevy
A partner, and head of the dispute resolution team at Marriott Harrison, Tamar specialises in complex and high value commercial disputes, both litigation and arbitration. She acts in commercial disputes of all kinds including director and shareholder disputes, breach of contract, breach of trust, fraud and professional negligence as well as commercial aspects arising from matrimonial proceedings. Tamar also acts for corporate and individual shareholders/directors, high net worth individuals, corporate trustees, professional services firms, media and marketing services companies, technology companies, retailers, partnerships and others.
Marriott Harrison LLP
Tamara Ludlow
Partner. Employment law and related HR issues, primarily acting for employers; specialist in advising on business change including redundancies, restructuring, TUPE, implementing changes in terms and conditions and collective consultation and all employment law aspects of corporate transactions; undertakes litigation in the High Court, county court and Employment Tribunals on all employment type claims including bonus claims, post termination restriction injunctive applications and complex multi-strand discrimination claims and dismissals. Also advises board level executives, brokering remuneration and equity packages and in the strategic handling of exits and team moves in particular in mitigating restrictive covenants.
Simons Muirhead Burton
Tamara Milton
Partner, Patent Attorney
D Young & Co LLP
Tamara Wakeford
Tamara advises UK and international clients involved in art and luxury asset disputes and commercial dealings. Her clients include art collectors, dealers and advisors; artists; trusts and foundations; major galleries; and high net-worth individuals. She has a Diploma in Art Law from the Institute of Art & Law.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Tamlyn Edmonds
Tamlyn is a founding Partner of Edmonds Marshall McMahon. She specialises in serious fraud, cyber-crime, asset recovery, cross-border fraud, and intellectual property crime. She is typically instructed by corporates, HNW victims of fraud, NGO’s, those involved in the investigation of national/international fraud and luxury brands. Tamlyn is a highly experienced prosecutor. Prior to founding Edmonds Marshall McMahon, Tamlyn headed up the Department of Health, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency’s (MHRA) specialist team of prosecutors, a role in which she gained an impressive reputation. Tamlyn was the lead lawyer in the largest-ever counterfeit medicines case prosecuted by the Department of Health, R v Gillespie and others (2011) concerning the importation of counterfeit, prescription only, life-saving medicines which eventually reached the legitimate supply chain within the UK, leading to a rare Class 1 recall by the MHRA. Tamlyn has significant experience in restraint and confiscation, having dealt with a number of cases over the years including the largest ever confiscation order (£21 million) ever to be awarded in a private prosecution, R v Somaia (2016). She also has experience in the area of extradition, both within and outside the EU. Tamlyn advises on a wide range of cases including: serious fraud, trade mark offences, international crime (including challenging Interpol Red Notices), perverting the course of justice, harassment, misconduct in a public office, blackmail, reputational management cases and injunctive relief. She is highly regarded by her clients and is known for her exceptional grasp of criminal law and procedure, and her imaginative approach to ensuring her clients achieve the best results. She is a Leading Individual in the area of Private Prosecutions.
Edmonds Marshall McMahon
Tammy Knox
Tammy is a partner in the London office, specialising in all areas of family law, particularly those with an international element. She is often sought out to advise HNWs on complex international child abduction and relocation disputes, and is equally skilled at dealing with financial issues arising from separation, Family Law Act applications and disputes regarding child arrangements. She has a strong practice in drafting pre and post marital agreements. Tammy can be instructed by teenage children who wish their voices to be heard in family law proceedings. She is a Resolution trained mediator and is committed to helping her clients resolve matters outside of court whenever possible.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Tamsin Allen
Tamsin Allen is a senior consultant at Bindmans and Head of the Media and Information Law team. She manages a wide-ranging media practice with an emphasis on defamation and privacy, whistleblowing, information and data protection, copyright and human rights. Tamsin works closely with crime, employment, family, public law and actions against the police to provide a seamless reputation and crisis management service. She was awarded Solicitor of the Year – Private Practice by the Law Society for her pioneering work successfully defending high-profile whistle-blowers – most notably in the Cambridge Analytica and ‘Vote Leave’ cases. You can read Tamsin’s interview with the Law Gazette here. Tamsin is an experienced and skilled media lawyer. She has acted for Christopher Wylie, the Cambridge Analytica whistleblower, since Autumn 2017, advising on strategy and wider legal issues arising out of the information he has brought to light about Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and the Brexit Referendum. These have included advice in relation to exposing confidential and contentious information safely; giving evidence to Parliament, Congress, the Senate, and the European Parliament; and advice on media strategy.
Bindmans LLP
Tamsin Eastwood
Tamsin has more than 25 years’ experience in corporate finance, banking and financial services. She has a thorough knowledge of company law; corporate finance, banking and financial services law; as well as a good understanding of property, employment and general commercial law. Corporate & Commercial: Her skillset and expertise have been applied for growth, structuring and restructuring as well as addressing insolvency issues. Transactions and other matters where Tamsin has led include M&A: take-overs; joint ventures; MBOs/MBIs/LBOs; complex banking transactions: property finance; general corporate banking; syndicated bank facilities; equity injections and other fund raising exercises for quoted and private companies and collective investment schemes; debt finance; partnerships; financial services; shareholder arrangements; service agreements for senior executives; share option schemes and other management incentive plans. Social and Impact Finance: Applying her expertise with understanding pragmatism and practicality to assist clients achieve their objectives and deliver their chosen impact efficiently and effectively, Tamsin advises businesses, entrepreneurs, investors, impact ventures, social enterprises, borrowers, lenders and others. Work highlights: Advising early stage companies on investment into the impact venture Acting for an ethical bank on secured development loan facilities, often taking account of the varying interests, objectives and requirements of junior lenders and grant providers as well as those of the borrower and the bank Acting for charitable educational establishment obtaining £16m secured loan facilities Acting for charitable foundations making secured loans to acquire residential accommodation for vulnerable people Acting for a further education institution in relation to a refinancing package of circa £40m+ including two secured loan facilities Assisting a charity providing security for the loans of a second charity and negotiating the settling the contractual relationship between the two
Stone King LLP
Tamsin Holman
Tamsin has a wealth of experience dealing with enforcement and infringement of trade marks, design rights, copyright, domain names, database rights, trade secrets and confidential information. Her practice also extends to licensing disputes, matters involving ex-employees and anti-counterfeiting work. Tamsin acts for UK and international clients in a variety of sectors, including publishing, entertainment, leisure and fashion, FMCG, luxury goods, IT, finance and life sciences.
D Young & Co LLP
Tamsin Walker
Associate
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Tania Austin
Partner and Head of Property
Branch Austin McCormick LLP
Tania D'Souza Culora
Tania D’Souza Culora is an intellectual property lawyer with more than 20 years’ experience in contentious IP matters. She has a strong focus on brand protection and anti-counterfeiting and has worked with clients across sectors including electronics and technology, fashion and luxury goods, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Tania has particular expertise in global anti-counterfeiting strategy. Based in London, Tania is dual qualified in England & Wales and Ontario, Canada. She was a co-founder of boutique IP law firm Seastone before joining Ionic Legal. Previously a partner in the IP group at Gowling WLG, she began her legal career at Baker McKenzie in London and has significant experience working with large national and international brands. Tania has been recognised as a World Intellectual Property Review (WIPR) Leader since 2017.
Ionic Legal
Tania Derrett-Smith
Tania is a principal associate in the family team based in Birmingham. She has over 15 years' experience in all areas of family law, providing clients with a tailored, robust and effective approach to resolution whilst never losing sight of the client's priorities and objectives. Tania's areas of practice include divorce, pre and post-nuptial agreements and arrangements for children with particular specialism in financial consequences arising as a result of a relationship breakdown. Considerable experience in cases involving family businesses, property in the UK and overseas together with pensions. Cases of note include a client attracted away from a magic circle firm with assets over £125million, case involving complex trust issues, disputes regarding post separation accrued wealth, overseas property and a private law children matter with serious allegations of radicalisation. Tania is a member of Resolution and a trained collaborative lawyer. Book your consultation We offer a free consultation on any family law matters. Book now
Weightmans LLP