Lawyers in England
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Tim Rayner
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Tim Ridyard
Partner and Head of Transport Law
Ashtons Legal
Tim Russell
Tim is a European and Chartered Patent Attorney. He heads up our Chemical and Life Sciences team and has a background in chemistry and the pharmaceutical industry. Tim advises clients in the pharmaceutical sector, helping them develop their IP strategy and helping them achieve desired outcomes by combining his legal, scientific and commercial experience. Tim also works for clients in other chemistry-related industries such as absorbents, additives, agrochemicals, chemical processes, detergents, fine chemicals, food chemistry, liquid crystal displays, oil & gas, and polymers. Tim advises a wide range of client types both large and small, e.g. multinationals, start-ups, and universities, in the UK, Europe and internationally. Tim’s work has evolved such that he is an expert on EPO oppositions and appeals as well as providing freedom-to-operate advice, enforcement advice, and litigation support. He has been successful in many EPO oppositions and appeals and his input in corresponding contentious proceedings in other parts of the world is frequently requested by clients. This experience helps Tim provide invaluable advice to patent holders and 3rd parties involved in complex post-grant issues. Tim can also apply this knowledge of post-grant proceedings to help clients devise an effective patent filing and prosecution strategy that maximises the chances of their patents surviving any post-grant challenges by 3rd parties. Tim’s experience in the pharmaceutical and chemical fields covers various subject-matter including adjuvants, catalysis, compositions, personalised medicine, polymorphic forms, small molecule active ingredients, synthetic processes, and first and further medical uses.
Venner Shipley LLP
Tim Rutherford
Tim has a national reputation for advising charities and is a Partner in the Charity & Social Enterprise Team at Stone King. He specialises in advising on charity law, governance and related issues and is also experienced in advising charities and organisations in relation to insolvency and risk management issues. He excels in advising charities related to faith organisations (in particular Roman Catholic religious orders and Dioceses and Anglican religious orders) and Almshouses, as well as acting for many other types of charity across the sector. He has a particular expertise in incorporations and restructures, having been responsible for the first incorporation of a Roman Catholic religious order charity as a CIO and has since established more than 100 similar CIOs in the past few years. He also worked with the Almshouse Association to rewrite its guidance ‘the Standards of Almshouse Management’. Tim's work highlights include: Assisting several international Religious Congregations to restructure their operations in England to fit in with the changing nature of the way they work internationally and the reduction in the number of members based in England. Advising a charity with a significant permanent endowment fund on the potential to apply the total return regulations to part of the endowment, whilst retaining the rest of the endowment in traditional form. Advising a large religious congregation on restructuring to provide a modern structure to enable the continuation of their way of religious life (in new and different forms) whilst also establishing a new charity to take forward their mission work, separate from the religious way of life. Advising several charitable organisations that are exempt charities on the process to change their structure from a registered society to a company limited by guarantee to enable them to demonstrate they are a registered charity for the purposes of raising funds from third party grant funders who will only grant fund registered charities. Carrying out a strategic review of a household name charity to assist the Trustees to identify any gaps between their stated strategy/mission and how they operate in practice, and then assisting the Trustees to make appropriate changes in light of the review.
Stone King LLP
Tim Ryan
Rural development and strategic land issues; co-operation, promotion, option, overage and pre-emption agreements; farm tenancies.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Tim Sharp
Legal Director
Gowling WLG
Tim Shepherd
Tim is a solicitor advocate specialising in the defence of complex claims against professionals, particularly lawyers and accountants. His global clients are professional advisers such as law firms, accountancy and audit firms as well as their professional indemnity insurers. Tim also acts for professionals on regulatory and disciplinary issues by utilising his experience of dealing with a wide range of regulators including the SRA, ICAEW, FRC, FCA and The Pensions Regulator.
RPC
Tim Speed
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Tim Stead
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Tim Suter
Partner
Fieldfisher
Tim Symes
Tim is an expert in insolvency and asset recovery disputes, helping insolvency office-holders and stake-holders to investigate, fund and launch estate claims leading to asset recoveries. Tim has spent two decades running contentious insolvency litigation and asset recovery cases, encompassing director misfeasance, fraud, antecedent transactions, and claims against third parties. Experience Advising liquidators on £200m foreign exchange fraud across multiple jurisdictions Advising group of prime city real estate landlords in £350m hostile ‘loan to own’ debt buyout and administration application Advising group of non-UK creditors on recovery of £40m of suspected assets concealed in trusts in multiple offshore jurisdictions Advising liquidators on realisation of claim concerning £1bn in bonds Advising a Greek insolvency office-holder of a company with debts of £100m on recognition and asset recovery proceedings in the UK
Stewarts Law LLP
Tim Unwin
Partner.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Tim Ward
Tim is a partner and Head of the Cheltenham Corporate Team at HCR. He is committed to providing support to prospective clients on their strategies and is complimented on his pragmatic no nonsense style. Market commentators state that he is "a very pragmatic and strong operator." Tim works with a wide array of clients regarding succession planning for their businesses, advising on mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures. He has a particular specialism in employee ownership trusts (EOT’s) advising clients on how to sell the controlling stake in the company for full market value with potential tax benefits.
HCR Law
Tim White-Robinson
Tim is a Principal Associate in the Real Estate practice group with wide experience of acting for some of the UK’s largest housebuilders in connection with their new housing developments and also advising smaller housebuilders on more bespoke development sites. His key skills are: preparing plot sale contracts, leases, transfers and supporting documents; handling the sale of plots and the acquisition and sale of part-exchange properties; reviewing, amending and advising clients on the contents of section 38, 278 and 104 agreements; His recent project experience includes advising a national developer on the disposal of apartments on a prestigious site in Canary Wharf Tim is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives and has worked in real estate since 1991. He joined Shoosmiths in 2006 having previously worked in a number of smaller regional firms.
Shoosmiths LLP
Tim Whitfield
Partner advising on contentious IP matters, with a focus on patent litigation across a wide range of technical areas, including pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, medical devices, consumer and engineering products, industrial processes, electronics and telecommunications. Represents clients in cases before the English courts and the European Patent Office. Has experience of IP related damages claims, licensing disputes and IP-related arbitrations, and has particular expertise in advising clients on the coordination of international patent litigation strategy and managing multi-jurisdictional disputes.
Powell Gilbert LLP
Tim Whitney
Principal Associate and Accredited Family Mediator
Mills & Reeve LLP
Tim Williams
Director
Burges Salmon LLP
Tim Willis
Tim has over 20 years of experience in both the private and public sector. He provides both strategic and site specific planning and compulsory purchase advice to clients in the commercial property, residential and retail/leisure sectors. Tim has handled many planning inquiries, appeals and High Court challenges and is known for his ability to work within tight deadlines and provide clear, cogent and timely advice. His experience includes drafting and negotiating complex Section 106/infrastructure agreements delivering large urban and mixed use regeneration developments. Client project experience includes advising: Acting For Fulford Parish Council in relation to a legal "test case" determining the lawful scope for the use of non-material amendments at reserved matters stage; Acting for Robert Hitchins Ltd in connection with Tewkesbury District Council's judicial review of "part" of a Section 78 decision letter concerning calculation of 5 year housing land supply figure; Advising IM Properties in relation to various High Court and Court of Appeal challenges concerning the Lichfield Local Plan; Acting for IM Properties in connection with the first (and successful), Section 78 Appeal to be determined by the Secretary of State following the issue of the Governments White Paper "Fixing Our Broken Housing Market" Petitioning against HS2 proposals in Stafford and attendance at HS2 Parliamentary Select Committee. Subsequently negotiating an Agreement with HS2 in order to secure the release of HS2's Holding Direction relating to a strategic housing allocation; Acting for Gallagher Estates Ltd in connection with a legal challenge to the Leeds Local Plan; Drafting Section 106 Agreement for Next in relation to new retail premises; Acting for Cher Varya Group Ltd in connection with a successful Section 78 appeal for new leisure facilities (118 lodges), in Lichfield; Acting for Worcestershire County Council on various Section 106 Agreements; Retained by Tendring District Council on a suite of Section 106 Agreements. Tim joined Shoosmiths in 2007 and has been a partner since 2012. Tim is a Legal Associate of the Royal Town Planning Institute and a Member of the Law Society's Planning Panel. He contributes legal articles to various publications including the Planner and Planning Magazine. and has appeared as a panel member at various Estate Gazette events.
Shoosmiths LLP
Tim Winn
Head of corporate and public law at Mills & Reeve in Birmingham. Specialises in corporate transactions and corporate governance, advising plcs, private companies, universities and public and private healthcare bodies. Experience includes the only private NHS franchising, the £435m public-to-private of McKechnie plc; the buyout, flotation and sale of ShareLink; and the only public offer made in Belgium by a UK company. Advised Imperial College London on establishment of the Imperial College London Diabetes Centre in Abu Dhabi. Currently advising on the first NHS foundation trust mergers and acquisitions.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Tim Woodward
Tim is a partner in the employment team. He has a wide range of experience spanning the whole human resources spectrum. He has significant experience advising on employment tribunal litigation, Board disputes, business protection actions, union and collective consultation issues and high value/sensitive discrimination matters. He also has a wide range of commercial experience, including transactional, strategic and day-to-day Human Resources support. He has overseen a number of major reorganisation and redundancy projects in a number of different industry sectors. Tim qualified as a pensions and employee incentives lawyer at Allen & Overy. He worked in the City between 1993 and 1997 and this experience gives him the ability to advise on matters which overlap between employment and pensions disciplines. Tim edited the employment chapter in Jordans Secretarial Administration for five years and speaks regularly at training events.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Tim Wright
I am a technology, sourcing and commercial lawyer with nearly 30 years' experience advising clients on their outsourcing, cloud, digital, technology and other commercial projects. I also work on a range of advisory and compliance projects including supply chain risk (modern slavery, conflict minerals, anti-bribery), crisis and continuity management, GDPR, and diligence. I joined Fladgate in 2019 to help grow the firm’s technology and outsourcing practice. I enjoy helping clients achieve outcomes and objectives by taking a strategic, measured and thoughtful approach to contractual negotiations which typically result in long-term relationships between customers and their service providers. I have always enjoyed the international aspects of my work and count myself lucky to have worked on deals which have taken me to a number of countries including the US, Hong Kong, Singapore, Europe, India and the Middle East, and have enjoyed working with a wide range of companies such as AXIS Capital, BHP Billiton, Chevron Tech Ventures, Dr Reddy's, Fyffes, GlaxoSmithKline, Goldman Sachs, Ocado, Old Mutual, Prudential, Resolution, Royal Sun Alliance, The Cooperative Group, and UBS, as well as a growing number of technology start-ups and growth companies. I count myself lucky to work for great clients, doing exciting things at the intersection of business, technology & regulation, covering a wide-range of projects including information technology and business process outsourcing; facilities management outsourcing, data centre, colocation and real estate services, supply chains contracts, warehousing and logistics; system integration and ERP (e.g., Oracle, SAP); joint ventures, collaboration & alliance agreements; public procurement and supply; software/application development and licensing; data processing/data sharing; e-commerce and online platforms; web development and hosting, and SaaS and other types of cloud computing.
Fladgate LLP
Tim Wright
Tim is a partner in Carey Olsen's British Virgin Islands (BVI) Dispute Resolution and Litigation team, practising BVI law from Carey Olsen’s London office. Tim has over 15 years' onshore and offshore experience of high profile and complex cross-border litigation and insolvency work and has recently relocated to London after living and working in the BVI for eight years. Tim is qualified as a Solicitor and Barrister and regularly appears in Court. He is a highly experienced offshore litigator, working on all elements of shareholder and company disputes, cross-border fraud and asset tracing, injunctions, trusts, insolvency and restructuring. Tim's cases are often complex multi-jurisdictional disputes which involve working with professional advisors in other countries and time zones. Tim is well versed in new litigation trends such as cryptocurrency and digital asset disputes, and cases involving economic sanctions. Tim is a business minded and pragmatic litigator who takes the time to understand his clients' needs and objectives. He recognises that legal disputes can be stressful and destructive for businesses. He aims to find the best outcome for his clients, whether in court or by commercial settlement.
Carey Olsen
Timothy Coles
Tim is a Legal Director in the Corporate team in the Thames Valley who has experience of advising on a broad range of corporate transactions. His principal areas of work are private acquisitions and disposals (domestic and cross-border), joint ventures, restructurings, and initial public offerings. Tim advises clients in a number of different sectors but has particular expertise in the tech, healthcare and leisure sectors.
Blake Morgan LLP
Timothy Jarvis
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs