Lawyers in England

Tim Carter

Partner and Co-head of Restructuring and Insolvency acting for insolvency practitioners, corporates, banks, directors and individuals alike on the full range of contentious/non-contentious and corporate/personal insolvency matters, including corporates on both solvent and insolvent restructuring and refinancing solutions.

Stevens & Bolton LLP

Tim Clark

Tim Clark is a partner in the Employment Law team at Blandy & Blandy. Tim trained as a litigator and then specialised in employment law, developing a particular expertise in dealing with re-organisation, restructuring, redundancy and TUPE issues. He is very experienced in the strategic aspects of large scale workforce projects. Tim also acts for senior executives advising on complex service agreements, commission and bonus arrangements, exit provisions and termination packages. He is an expert in the tax aspects of these arrangements.

Blandy & Blandy LLP

Tim Copplestone

Tim is an employment lawyer within the firm’s sport sector, having previously been an international athlete representing Great Britain in kayaking. Tim advises a wide range of commercial employers, professional clubs and senior employees on contractual matters (including football manager contracts, bonus structures and tailoring restrictive covenants), Employment Tribunal litigation, and employment issues arising in corporate transactions.

Clarke Willmott LLP

Tim Cowen

Tim Cowen focuses on EU and UK competition law and EU regulatory law. Tim has handled competition and regulatory matters for over 28 years. He formerly served as general counsel for BT’s international businesses, and as chief counsel competition law and public policy for BT Group. Tim has particular experience providing antitrust counseling to technology firms, including on competition issues related to cloud computing and the European Union’s Digital Agenda. He also advises on abuse of dominance disputes and represents clients in antitrust litigation. He has handled cases before the EU Commission and the domestic regulators and courts in the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, the UK, US, Australia and New Zealand. Tim was awarded the title of ‘Distinguished Visiting Fellow’ at the European Business School in London and is a visiting professor at the City of London Law School and a guest lecturer in law and technology at Imperial College Business School. Tim is a panel member for the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal; founder of The Open Computing Alliance; past chairman of the competition panel, Confederation of British Industry; past chairman at the International Association of Commercial and Contract Management; and board member of the International Institute of Communications.

Preiskel & Co LLP

Tim Davies

Solicitor

Wilson Solicitors LLP

Tim Flight

Tim is a real estate lawyer advising on all aspects of commercial real estate for investors, commercial developers, funders and end users. In addition, Tim works closely with the corporate, insolvency and restructuring teams at Shoosmiths providing real estate expertise. His recent experience includes: Disposal of multi-let office and retail development for £95m. Acquisition of a multi-let office block in Birmingham city centre. Acquisition funding for 30 petrol stations for circa £100m. Advising a funder on the financing of a £35m business park acquisition. Acting for a national plc on the acquisition of a portfolio of properties. Site acquisition, negotiation of pre-let agreements and disposal of a 21 unit mixed use retail and leisure development.

Shoosmiths LLP

Tim Fogarty

Partner Tim is an experienced development risk and disputes lawyer with a particular focus on rights of light, neighbourly matters and planning litigation. He has 25 years’ experience in real estate and development work and acts for several of the UK’s major national house builders and a broad range of other residential developers and investors. His advice ranges from pre-acquisition risk assessment, to identify and minimise risks from neighbour rights and interests, through to tactical advice to resist direct challenges to a scheme or its underlying planning consent.

Winckworth Sherwood LLP

Tim Fowler

Tim is a Partner in the firm’s Music Group. Tim is highly regarded by clients for whom he assists in relation to a broad range of music industry issues. He regularly advises on, negotiates and drafts core music industry contracts including recording, publishing, management, production and live performance agreements, as well as contracts pertaining to his clients’ ancillary rights, including merchandise, branding and sponsorship deals. He represents businesses and individuals with longstanding involvement with the music industry, as well as new and emerging talent at the outset of their careers. After training in the city at Baker & McKenzie, Tim commenced his music practice at Russells in 2007 before moving to Harbottle & Lewis in 2010. He joined Lee & Thompson in 2013. Tim is a regular speaker at Music Managers Forum events.

Lee & Thompson LLP

Tim Fullerlove

Tim is a partner in our Tax & Trusts team and works in both our Salisbury and London offices. Tim advises both UK-based and international individuals on the management of their wealth and personal affairs, with a particular focus on tax and estate planning. He also works with lawyers, trustees and trust companies in a wide range of foreign jurisdictions on behalf of their clients. Tim also specialises in advising on tax issues that arise in the course of litigation, in particular trust and estate disputes.

Wilsons

Tim Gilbert

Tim is an IP director with specialisms in both engineering and tech. His main role is to secure patent and registered design protection which meets the business needs of his clients, both in the UK and worldwide. Tim’s clients range from small start-ups to internationally-renowned universities and world-famous companies. One of Tim’s favourite parts of his role is developing and maintaining strong relationships with clients: he regularly visits clients’ premises in order to discuss cases and discuss important developments in their business (including upcoming products, competitors’ products and market trends). By developing such a deep understanding of clients’ intellectual property and their business contexts, Tim is able to make valuable suggestions to clients about how to leverage their intellectual property. Tim is recommended in the Legal 500 with the testimonial ‘Tim Gilbert is extremely customer focused, open to feedback and responsive to our requests. Our positive experience of S&P has so much to do with the way he has personally managed our account. We are most grateful for his attention to detail and his prompt actions, which have kept us on track over the past few years.’ Tim’s legal skills extend to complex situations such as infringement, ownership of intellectual property, software patenting, and applying the legal systems of other countries. He can also prepare patent applications that are optimised for the ‘Patent Box’ corporation tax scheme. Tim handles technology across most of the physical sciences, including telecoms, computing and general engineering. Before joining the profession, Tim graduated with a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Birmingham. His thesis is entitled ‘Aerodynamic Effects of High Speed Trains in Confined Spaces’. Testing included catapulting 1:25 scale model trains along a track at speeds of up to 200mph past aerodynamic sensors. Outside of work, Tim enjoys spending time with family. He enjoys playing guitar, going to concerts, and playing tabletop games.

Swindell & Pearson Ltd

Tim Hardy

Exceptionally experienced former City litigator now practising as a full time Independent Mediator. Regularly appointed to mediate all manner of complex Commercial, Corporate, Investor, Partnership and Financial Disputes such as: A Shareholder Dispute between a private equity fund with a controlling interest in a publicly owned luxury fashion brand and the founder of the brand over the interpretation and enforceability of an agreement to sell the founder’s minority interest Deadlocked Private Company equally owned by the founders who could not agree on the future strategy resolved by a staged redistribution of equity and a split of the business Partnership Dispute between an international firm and a former partner claiming damages for misrepresentation, breach of duty of good faith and duress following an agreed termination on terms, which they subsequently discovered, were less favourable than those offered to others Liquidator and Creditor disputing a substantial proof of debt related to an alleged Carousel VAT fraud perpetrated on the creditor Investors in an African State in dispute relating to a claim for compensation for expropriation of their investments Bank Business Support unit being sued by shareholders of a business financed by the bank and put into liquidation following a financial review of the business undertaken by a firm of accountants allegedly without authority

IPOS Mediation

Tim Hayes

Partner

Broadfield Law UK LLP

Tim Heal

Partner and Head of the Real Estate Division

Ashfords LLP

Tim Hill

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Tim Hodgetts

Bevan Brittan LLP

Tim Johnson

Fieldfisher

Tim Johnson

Partner in the real estate division in London. His practice encompasses contentious and non-contentious planning and infrastructure matters, including public inquiries, judicial reviews, High Court challenges, planning obligations, the Community Infrastructure Levy, and compulsory purchase orders. Acting for developers of all sizes, listed housebuilders, landowners, owners and occupiers, local authorities and other public bodies, he has particular expertise in large-scale strategic development projects, most of which comprise a significant amount of residential development. Regularly instructed on highways and other infrastructure schemes required to facilitate development and on land use issues, including environmental and ecological issues.

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

Tim Jones

Tim Jones is a Legal Director and has extensive experience supporting clients following brain and spinal injuries. He is very active in his fields of expertise providing support to beneficiaries of the Brain Injury Group, the Major Trauma Group as well as a number of other charities. He stays on top of relevant case law changes and often drafts articles he shares with professionals that need to be aware of them to better service their clients. Tim has been fundamental at setting up a legal clinic supporting patients of the Intensive Care Unit in Treliske Hospital as well as the people that care for them. He has also been instrumental in setting up a clinic at Musgrove Hospital which has been successfully running now for over 10 years. Tim Jones - Legal Director | Enable Law

Foot Anstey

Tim Kirfield

Tim represents clients who have suffered life-changing injuries through all different types of accident including road traffic collisions, accidents at work, public liability as well as others. He has acted on behalf of clients who have sustained a variety of injuries including polytrauma (orthopaedic), brain injury, spinal injury and pain management disorders. He always strives to ensure his clients receive the best care and support from the outset as he recognises that as well as sustaining a life-changing injury, the whole claim process itself can be rather daunting. He also focuses on his clients receiving the appropriate rehabilitation as soon as possible in order to aid recovery, be it through case management or utilising the available statutory services. He studied Law at the University of Essex before going on to complete his Legal Practice Course at the University of Law, Guildford. He worked as a Paralegal in a busy, local, personal injury firm for 18 months following completion of his LPC before securing a Training Contract as an in-house Trainee at Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council. After qualifying as a solicitor in August 2013, he decided that he wanted to return to personal injury and he has been solely representing injured persons ever since. Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his wife and his young daughter and he is an avid DIYer. He is also a keen supporter of Tottenham Hotspur football club. Once a month, he volunteers at a local disability snow sports group called Alpine Snowsports Aldershot for the Disabled and he is a trained Boccia leader.

Moore Barlow

Tim Maxwell

Tim blends commercial litigation, private wealth experience with a market leading specialism in art law and cultural property law. He has been separately recognised for his expertise in relation to other luxury assets such as collector cars and wine whilst also advising on matters involving musical instruments, jewellery and yachts. Tim is instructed by a wide spectrum of clients ranging from artists to government institutions. Tim has been involved in notable cases involving artists’ rights, street art & brands, insurance, art finance, auction house conduct, attribution & authenticity, provenance & title, export & import, fraud, fakes & forgeries, guarantees, restitution & recovery.

Wedlake Bell LLP

Tim Moynihan

Tim is a partner within RPC's Restructuring and Insolvency team. He has a particular expertise in the consumer brands & retail sector and specialises in retail insolvency, distressed mergers and acquisitions, insolvency litigation, and title-to-goods and tax-related insolvency issues. Tim represents a wide range of clients including insolvency practitioners, distressed companies and their directors, buyers of insolvent businesses, and individuals in financial difficulties.

RPC

Tim Osborne

Senior partner.

Wiggin Osborne Fullerlove

Tim Parker

Tim is a partner and co-leads our hospitality and leisure sector. Tim has a wealth of experience providing strategic, legal advice to a wide range of clients in entrepreneurial businesses. He is particularly adept at handling corporate and finance transactions, and advising on mergers and acquisitions, strategic partnerships and joint ventures. He also advises clients seeking to raise capital on and off-market as well as a number of corporate investors. His clients principally operate and invest in the media and technology sectors and range from early stage companies to a number of listed companies on both AIM and the Official List of the London Stock Exchange.

Harbottle & Lewis LLP

Tim Pritchard

Tim is a member of our restructuring and insolvency team and provides advisory support to a broad range of businesses, directors, financial institutions and insolvency practitioners. Increasingly Tim advises distressed corporates and their directors in relation to their statutory duties, supporting them as they make ongoing decisions in respect of trading, investments and asset disposals. As a result of a secondment with a High Street Clearing Bank, Tim has significant experience in providing advice to financial institutions in respect of their stressed and distressed portfolios, covering new lending, security structures and enforcement. He also works with lenders and investors operating in the distressed debt sector. Another highlight has been advising five of the small number of investment firms to enter into special administration following the introduction of the specialist procedure as a result of the collapse of Lehman Brothers – Tim is one of a limited number of lawyers with significant experience in this area. Tim particularly enjoys the technical detail of restructuring and insolvency work, and has created a knowledge sharing culture around this within the firm enabling colleagues to learn from one another and be better prepared to assist clients.

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