Lawyers in England
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Toby Wilton
Toby Wilton has extensive experience acting for individuals whose human rights have been breached by, or who have suffered injuries at the hands of the State. He represents individuals who have been failed by state bodies, including those failed by the criminal justice system, victims of miscarriages of justice, and who have lost loved ones in the care of the State. His work includes acting for individuals in private law claims for compensation and public law claims for judicial review against police forces, the prison service, and other state bodies, as well as assisting bereaved families with inquests and acting for interested persons in public inquiries. Toby’s recent work has included acting for Andrew Malkinson in his claims for compensation arising from the miscarriage of justice that he suffered and the Andrew Malkinson Inquiry, as well as acting on behalf of a group of the bereaved, survivors and former residents of Grenfell Tower in the Grenfell Tower Inquiry and associated civil litigation.
Hickman & Rose
Toby Yerburgh
Partner and Head of the Family team.
Collyer Bristow LLP
Toke Myers
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Tom Airey
Tom is an Associate in the Crime and Regulatory Department
Saunders Law
Tom Albertini
Partner, European and UK Chartered Trade Mark Attorney, Litigator
J A Kemp
Tom Alder
Tom Alder is the Managing Partner at Lester Aldridge. Tom is an experienced planning lawyer who deals with a wide range of planning issues, both contentious and non-contentious, on behalf of developer clients, acting on a national basis for a number. Tom’s key focus is the housebuilding sector (both market and retirement sector), advising in respect of residential or residential led mixed use schemes. He also has considerable experience in contentious planning work, representing clients in planning appeals and High Court legal challenges. Additionally, Tom is responsible for a niche practice advising ports and marinas in respect of operational agreements and statutory consents.
Lester Aldridge LLP
Tom Allfree
Tom’s practice covers all aspects of residential conveyancing, acting for UK and overseas individuals, estates, companies, banks and funds advising on disposals and acquisitions of freehold and leasehold properties as well as general landlord and tenant issues.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Tom Amlot
Tom is a partner in the family team in London. With more than 20 years’ experience in all aspects of family law, he has a strong track record in complex litigation, as well as expertise in the cross-over between conventional family work and cases involving invasion of privacy. He represents many international clients and acts in cases involving children, including international relocations, and some of the most complicated litigation passing through the courts. He is an accredited mediator and a collaborative lawyer and also sits as a private financial dispute resolution judge. He is active and well respected in the International Academy of Family Lawyers and has been appointed membership officer of the family law committee of the International Bar Association. He is also a regular speaker at international conferences.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Tom Baines
Partner
Gowling WLG
Tom Barton
Tom Barton is a Managing Associate in the Planning Team in the Real Estate department. He has experience of advising clients on a range of town and country planning and highway law matters with a particular focus on advising on planning related matters associated with the acquisition and disposal of established properties and development sites. He also has expertise in the promotion of compulsory purchase orders, objecting to planning applications (including development consent orders), negotiating s106 agreements for large scale developments, defending planning enforcement actions and appealing against the refusal of planning applications, including public inquiries. Tom has considerable experience in drafting and negotiating agreements under s106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and s177/ s278 of the Highways Act 1980. Tom prides himself on giving practical and commercial advice always focussing on achieving the best possible outcome for clients. Tom has experience of instructing communications teams to engage with both local and political stakeholders. He is a member of the Town and Country Planning Association.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Tom Barton
Tom is a planning law specialist with extensive experience advising on the full range of town and country planning matters. He is also recognised as an expert in compulsory purchase orders (CPOs), development consent orders (DCOs), and related applications for compensation including in the Lands Tribunal (Upper Chamber). Tom regularly provides strategic planning advice on a wide range of development projects of all types, including alternative assets classes such as student accommodation and build to rent. Tom is particularly experienced in public inquiries, especially those involving enforcement issues. Throughout his career, Tom has acted for private individuals, developers, funders, housing associations, local planning authorities, and central government.
Keystone Law
Tom Beezer
Tom is a partner and heads the Dispute Resolution Group. He has substantial experience in dealing with complex high-value matters related to energy (particularly upstream oil and gas), and IT/IP technology fields. In addition Tom deals with general corporate litigation work such as shareholder disputes and breach of warranty claims. He has wide experience of multi-jurisdictional disputes. Tom is also on the Board.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Tom Birchall
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Tom Bolam
Partner
Fladgate LLP
Tom Boulton
Tom specialises in health and safety law and regulatory compliance. Having previously prosecuted on behalf of HSE and various Local Authorities he joined Weightmans’ Regulatory team in the Birmingham office in 2016. Tom is a determined litigator with a proven track record in regulatory matters including Health and Safety and Road Traffic offences. Tom tenaciously defends clients who find themselves under investigation. Since joining Weightmans Tom has developed a growing reputation for successfully defending individuals and organisations (both public and private sector) in relation to a full range of health and safety and regulatory offences. Testimonials (Legal 500 - 2023) “Tom Boulton has a calm and level-headed approach towards his cases which provides his clients with reassurance in challenging circumstances.” “Tom Boulton has always been very focussed on helping his clients get the best advice they could so that they understand the challenges facing them and can act from a position of informed choice. I was impressed that Tom went beyond providing the traditional provision of high-quality legal advice following incidents. He also identified areas where clients could improve their practice and manage risks better to avoid future incidents or to mitigate their impact. In doing so, he sought input from relevant engineering risk management experts so that his client got the best possible combination of engineering and legal advice.”
Weightmans LLP
Tom Bourne
Tom is a partner in the commercial dispute resolution team. Tom’s focus is on complex commercial disputes, injunctions, employment related disputes and contentious insolvency matters; including claims against former directors. Tom often advises on disputes with an international element and is adept at handling supply and franchise agreement disputes. He has developed expertise in relation to shareholder and partnership disputes and has particular experience in handling disputes within the food and drink sector. Tom leads the Food and Drink team at Cripps and has a notable specialism of acting for vineyards, which is a growing segment of the food and drink sector in the South East.
Cripps
Tom Brazier
Partner, Solicitor
EIP
Tom Briant-Evans
Tom is a senior associate in the education team and has been involved in the sector for almost 10 years. Although Tom regularly advises maintained and independent schools his focus is primarily on the academy sector where, having trained as a corporate lawyer, he specialises in corporate and commercial advice to academy trusts. Tom has built up considerable experience in advising trusts on incorporations, conversions, transfers and merger projects and along the way has dealt with all types of school including special, PFI, AP, VA, VC, foundation and trust schools as well as advising on numerous free school projects. In addition to conversion work, Tom has been involved in several complex and high-profile re-brokerage matters acting on behalf of DfE appointed trustees. Away from the transactional side of his practice, Tom regularly supports trusts with amendments to their articles of association, funding agreements and wider governance issues. Tom also advises trusts on their commercial dealings be it through the incorporation of trading subsidiaries or through the establishment of robust commercial contacts and SLAs with third-party providers.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Tom Bridgford
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Tom Brown
Partner specialising in mergers and acquisitions and banking and finance.
Freeths LLP
Tom Bruce
Tom advises corporate and commercial clients on a broad range of corporate matters. He specialises in corporate transactions, advising private and public companies and investors in connection with share and business acquisitions, disposals, fundraisings and re-organisations. Tom has particular experience in advising owner-managed companies at all stages of their growth, from their funding and acquisition strategies through to disposals and sales. He also advises companies on their corporate governance requirements and is a member of the firm's Sports Group.
Farrer & Co
Tom Burgess
Tom specialises in family law and his focus is on helping you to reach an amicable agreement quickly, constructively and cost-effectively. He does this by working with you to find the best approach – whether it’s advising as you seek to reach an agreement yourself; or by going through mediation, or negotiating on your behalf. When going to court is the only option, Tom has extensive experience of contested court proceedings. Tom is a family lawyer primarily based in our Oxford office, but also works from our Milton Keynes office and is able to meet with clients there. Tom is a member of Resolution, a family law professionals’ group committed to resolving family disputes in a constructive, non-confrontational way that puts the best interests of the children first.
Freeths LLP
Tom Bushnell
Tom Bushnell is a senior associate and barrister in the business crime and regulatory department, acting on complex financial crime, business crime and regulatory matters. He draws on extensive experience prosecuting and defending such cases prior to joining Hickman & Rose. Tom has been closely involved in some of the most significant financial crime cases of the last decade. Tom acted for Carlo Palombo in his landmark, successful appeal to the Supreme Court (with Tom Hayes) against conviction in relation to EURIBOR and LIBOR. The Supreme Court overturned Mr Palombo and Mr Hayes’ convictions, after the Court of Appeal had refused similar appeals against conviction on five occasions. Tom is now advising four other traders on appeals in light of the Supreme Court’s decision. He was also part of the Hickman & Rose team which successfully defended the former Managing Director of G4S Care and Justice Services in criminal proceedings brought by the SFO. Whilst at the Bar (as a member of leading chambers Three Raymond Buildings) Tom was the FCA’s junior counsel in its investigation and prosecution of NatWest for breaches of the Money Laundering Regulations 2007. The case was the first time the FCA had prosecuted a large bank and culminated in the highest ever fine imposed on conviction in the UK (over £264m). Tom is an expert in contentious FCA cases, having previously been seconded into and instructed by the FCA’s Criminal Prosecutions Team. He is particularly adept in situations where the FCA’s criminal and regulatory jurisdictions overlap. In addition to the milestone prosecution of NatWest, Tom advised the FCA on two significant insider dealing prosecutions whilst at the Bar, and defended a third insider dealing trial against the FCA. Whilst at Hickman & Rose, he has advised multiple individuals on voluntary requests by the FCA for information in relation to trading; and represented three individuals under dual-track investigation for insider dealing/market abuse. Tom’s FCA regulatory experience includes representing an individual who has referred a prohibition order and financial penalty to the Upper Tribunal, and advising a senior executive within a regulated firm on a high-stakes internal investigation. Tom is also well placed to advise when criminal or regulatory issues arise in relation to licensed premises and in the hospitality sector, having developed a busy licensing practice at the Bar. Recent work includes successfully avoiding prosecution for an innovative restaurant in Westminster following pest issues; and acting for a food production business and director in an extensive Food Standards Agency investigation. Tom brings deep and practical experience of criminal litigation to all his cases. At the Bar, he regularly represented individuals accused of serious general criminal matters in the magistrates’ and Crown Courts: often professionals whose livelihoods were at stake.
Hickman & Rose
Tom Cameron
Tom has acted as counsel in well over 30 arbitrations, with values in dispute regularly running to billions of dollars. Specialising in arbitration for the past 14 years in Paris and London, he has represented clients in commercial arbitrations under contracts with governing laws in an array of civil- and common-law jurisdictions, as well as in investment-treaty arbitrations. He is a Solicitor Advocate and has substantial experience of oral advocacy and cross-examination. Tom has conducted arbitrations with seats in jurisdictions including England, Switzerland, Singapore, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Qatar – and proceedings under the ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, and SIAC Rules, as well as ad hoc arbitrations. He also has significant experience advising on enforcement and annulment proceedings and other proceedings before national courts. He has experience in a broad range of sectors (e.g., energy, metals and mining, construction, technology, telecoms, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, private equity). However, he has particular experience in disputes in the energy sector (oil and gas and renewables) and has regularly represented some of the world’s largest energy companies in sensitive, high-value disputes. He has also represented clients in numerous arbitrations and expert determinations regarding pricing and valuation – and has substantial experience of working with economic and valuation experts. Tom also accepts appointments as arbitrator and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.
Carter-Ruck