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Timothy Leeson
I lead our Corporate Finance offering, running a multi-stage practice where my clients are founders, growth companies, the funds that invest in them and financial institutions. This encompasses early stage financing events through to exits, whether via M&A or IPO, and onwards. I have 30 years of experience supporting technology clients and the investors who support them. Being London-based it is unsurprising that funds, banks and other financial institutions instruct me, together with those businesses wishing to challenge and compete with them. I am part of Lewis Silkin's cross-skills approach to financial services work. Having worked for US firms in London for 10 years my practice has a significant international element. My particular focus is on the US, the Middle East and the Asia-Pac region.
Lewis Silkin
Timothy Waitt
Timothy primarily advises about defects to property. Most of his work involves advising home owners who have bought badly built brand new homes. His clients frequently seek advice having tried to deal with developers and insurers (NHBC, Premier etc) directly but without success. Partner specialist in repairs and statutory nuisance litigation, acting for tenants, leaseholders and occupiers and landlords, freeholders and property owners. Timothy is a solicitor advocate with higher rights of audience and regularly advocates for his clients in court without the need to instruct a barrister.
Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
Timothy Young
Tim is a Senior Associate in the Patents department, a Chartered Patent Attorney and a European Patent Attorney.
Maucher Jenkins
Timur Rustem
Timur Rustem has over 25 years of experience in criminal defence and has been instructed in a plethora of the most high-profile and complex cases of recent times. Mr Rustem has gained a wealth of experience and expertise, which allows his firm to take on matters of serious, complex crime, including murder, country lines drug cases, sex trafficking, money laundering and fraud. Mr Rustem is confident in dealing with both multi-jurisdictional and high-profile cases, and his firm has seen its cases consistently in the news for their serious nature. In 2005 Timur founded Rustem Guardian Solicitors which has quickly established itself as one of the leading defence firms in the country. To name but a few cases, Timur successfully defended one of the main defendants in the well-reported Microsoft fraud case, represented the 2 key defendants in the multi-million Mars PLC Fraud, and secured the release of a client wrongly detained for alleged involvement in an airline bombing plot. Since founding Rustem Guardian, Timur has developed a reputable specialism in financial crime and sexual offences and has outstanding expertise in historic and multiple allegations. However, Timur has experienced considerable success in defending a wide range of complex crime cases, as a result of which he is regularly sought for comment on legal and social policies by prestigious media platforms across the country. Mr Rustem recently gave regular comment whilst instructed in the high-profile case defending Mr Marcus Coutain, whose case attracted global interest due to the attention on the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020. Timur is increasingly representing both companies and individuals, often with very high net worth in relation to allegations of financial crime and money laundering. His work includes personally advising at the investigation stage, successfully challenging account freezing orders, and leading defence teams in relation to court proceedings. Many clients are international in nature. Timur prides himself on a hands-on approach to develop a good relationship with his clients and acting tenaciously to defend their interests. Timur Rustem has robust approach when defending his clients, using tactical planning to manage his cases effectively, keeping his clients calm and minimizing the impact the case has on the client directly.
Rustem Guardian Solicitors
Tina Chander
Partner • EPI HR Rely
Weightmans LLP
Tina Durani
Partner
Davitt Jones Bould
Tina George
Partner, Head of Real Estate
DMH Stallard LLP
Tina Lakhani
Partner
Constantine Law Limited
Tina Webster
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Tina Wisener
Tina succeeded Peter Doyle as Chief Executive on 1 January 2024. She has long been recognised as one of the UKs leading employment lawyers and is ranked in the top tier of The Legal 500 and Chambers guides to the UK Legal Profession.
Doyle Clayton
Toby Atkinson
Partner Toby advises on all aspects of family law, with a particular emphasis on helping his clients resolve arrangements for their children and finances where they are separating, divorcing or dissolving a civil partnership. Chambers & Partners describe him as “incredibly calm and knowledgeable” with “a brilliant approach to complex cases”. Toby specialises in all areas of family law, including financial settlement on divorce and arrangements for children after parents separate. Toby’s financial cases frequently have an international dimension, often involving trusts, inherited wealth and family businesses. His clients include entrepreneurs, business owners, City professionals, and their spouses/partners. Toby is equally adept at dealing with highly contested children cases as he is with resolving complex financial disputes. He is an experienced practitioner in the field of international child abduction and is frequently instructed by “left-behind” parents in both Hague and non-Hague Convention cases, international relocation cases and jurisdiction disputes. On the non-contentious side, Toby regularly advises in relation to pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements and wealth protection. Toby’s recent reported cases include: Cathcart v Owens [2021] – Acted for the successful respondent wife in respect of an application brought by her former husband in the High Court to set aside a financial order made on divorce. JC v PC [2021] – Acted for the successful applicant father in High Court proceedings brought to determine the habitual residence of his two children following their wrongful retention abroad by the respondent mother’.
Stewarts Law LLP
Toby Crick
Toby is a partner in Bristows' IT & digital team. He advises on and negotiates commercial, technology and outsourcing agreements. He has particular expertise in working with clients to help them manage and structure complex deals and is recognised for his work on digital transformation, software and telecoms projects. The primary focus of Toby's work is on technology, communications and outsourcing projects where he has acted on both the client and supplier side in sectors such as financial services, telecommunications, healthcare, manufacturing, insurance and life sciences. Toby also advises on other complex commercial transactions and he has particular expertise on deals involving the use and exploitation of technology and intellectual property. Toby's recent work includes international outsourcing deals (covering North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific operations), innovative “alt-net” fibre broadband rollouts in the UK, and 'digital transformation' projects (covering matters as diverse as procuring software and services to ensuring that new apps enabled by such projects comply with relevant regulatory requirements). Toby has also gained in-depth experience of advising clients on procurement strategies (e.g. supplier selection, pricing models and performance incentive mechanisms) and has spent time in-house with a large IT services company, an international telecommunications provider, and a mobile telecommunications company. Toby is a Trustee of the UK’s Society for Computers and Law and lectures widely on IT, e-commerce, cloud computing, agile software development and outsourcing including at ITechLaw, UCL and QMUL.
Bristows LLP
Toby Graham
Toby is head of Farrer & Co's Contentious Trusts and Estates group. He specialises in contentious trusts and estates, usually of high-value with international elements. He has been involved in trusts disputes before courts in England, The Bahamas, Bermuda, BVI, Cayman, Cyprus, Guernsey, Jersey, Singapore, Switzerland and TCI. He has experience of a broad range of disputes such as third party claims; validity issues; breach of trust; Hastings Bass; applications for approval under VTA; disputes over investment performance; Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975; validity challenged to wills. Toby is co-editor of Trusts & Trustees published by Oxford University Press; a member of the editorial board of Wills & Trusts Law Reports; a co-editor of “A Practical Guide to the Transfer of Trusteeships” (2nd ed) published by STEP and is the author of the course notes for the STEP Certificate in Trust Disputes.
Farrer & Co
Toby Hales
Partner Toby represents a wide range of people in a variety of situations, from the simple to the very complex. He has been involved in some of the most important family cases of the last few years, notably Vaughan v Vaughan, a case that determined the correct treatment of first wives after a second marriage, and Gohil v Gohil, which made clear the approach the Courts should take when a spouse has lied about his or her assets during financial negotiations. Toby has a particular interest in advocacy – representing clients directly in Court. At the most stressful times, it reassures clients to have a familiar person with whom they already have a relationship speaking for them.
Irwin Mitchell
Toby Higginson
Toby is an experienced insurance Partner and joint head of RPC's Clients and Markets team. He advises insurers on complex, high-value matters including financial institutions, D&O, and professional indemnity claims. This work often involves parties operating in a number of jurisdictions. Toby also acts for insurers in relation to construction disputes, and acts for construction professionals including design and build contractors, architects, engineers, and surveyors.
RPC
Toby Hopkin
Partner, European and UK Patent Attorney
J A Kemp
Toby Larkham
Toby has significant experience in advising clients on a range of banking and finance transactions, with a particular focus on real estate and leveraged finance and private equity debt work. He has acted extensively for the main clearing banks and various private lenders and borrowers in respect of investment and development finance transactions, with a particular focus on cross border transactions. In the Private Equity space, Toby has advised Piper Private Equity and others, together with their portfolio companies, on the debt and security aspects of numerous investments. Toby also acts for various corporate borrowers, particularly within our Developer sector where he assists on their core financing requirements.
Foot Anstey
Toby Nabarro
Senior Associate
Fenchurch Law
Toby Netting
Director, Collaborative Lawyer & Solicitor
Switalskis Solicitors
Toby Savage
Toby is a dispute resolution and litigation partner based in London. He specialises in insurance and reinsurance with a focus on energy (onshore and offshore), marine, power, mining, property and political risk/violence claims. Toby has significant experience advising energy insurers/reinsurers in respect of claims under construction and operational policies. He also advises insurers/reinsurers on political risk and political violence claims in various jurisdictions. Toby has an in-depth understanding of the practical and commercial aspects affecting the handling of claims and litigation, having spent time on two secondments in the London market.
RPC
Toby Starr
Toby Starr is a partner and solicitor-advocate at HK with 30 years’ experience in difficult commercial disputes, noted in the Legal 500 as “knowledgeable, experienced and incisive”. Following a career focussed predominantly on contract-based disputes and damages issues, Toby’s commercial disputes practice now extends to the expanding procedural and substantive regimes making up England’s growing ‘class action’ jurisdiction, including work in the Competition Appeal Tribunal and High Court.
Humphries Kerstetter LLP
Toby Stroh
Toby Stroh (LLB) is a Consultant in Druces’ Corporate & Commercial team. He specialises in general company and commercial work. His experience ranges from first round start-ups for small to mid-size businesses in sectors as diverse as hi-tech university spin-outs and property, leisure and financial service entities, to venture capital, private equity and capital markets work involving fund raising and investor exits, to major project work and mergers and acquisitions. He has also worked on almost everything in-between, including most of the commercial work that clients involved in such diverse areas typically require ranging from IP and IT to distribution, agency, franchise and joint venture agreements and advice on competition law. For a number of years Toby has also specialised in representing high net worth individuals (typically in the financial services sector) in employment related matters both contentious (High Court and Employment Tribunal) and non-contentious. He has built up a considerable expertise in this highly confidential and complex area. He is a member of the Alliance of Business Lawyers, an exciting and dynamic organisation of law firms around the world with an international clientele. Toby speaks rusty French and his outside interests include music, food, travel and scuba diving. He lives in Buckinghamshire, with his wife, Sally, three dogs, two horses and five Soay (initially there were six but sadly one died). Toby joined Druces LLP (Druces & Attlee as it then was) in 1986. In Legal 500, 2019 Toby is recognised for leading the team at Druces LLP on corporate and commercial M&A, with healthcare as a ‘sector strength’. Highlighted is Toby’s work with Montreux Healthcare Fund on its acquisition of Active Assistance (UK) Group. The 2017 edition recommended Toby for his corporate work, acknowledging the praise ‘for his ‘quick mind and all-round knowledge of the business and finance world’.
Druces LLP
Toby Ward
Toby is a commercial lawyer who works with businesses in high tech and regulated sectors, including finance, telecommunications and the growing space and satellite industry. He advises on the drafting and negotiation of commercial, IT, telecommunications and outsourcing contracts. Toby also assists with the structuring of commercial arrangements and procurement strategies.
Keystone Law
Toby Wilbraham
Partner
Olliers