Lawyers in England

Charlotte De Silva

Principal Associate

Mills & Reeve LLP

Charlotte Dennington-Day

Senior Associate in Dispute Resolution

TWM Solicitors LLP

Charlotte Digby

Charlotte is an Associate in the private client team. She deals with the administration of all types of estates, and has experience of dealing with larger and more complex estates including charitable estates. Charlotte advises on the preparation of Wills, Trusts, Lasting Powers of Attorney and the preparation of Declaration of Trusts. Charlotte joined the firm as a Solicitor in March 2015. She is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and is currently studying for the examination in Advanced Will Preparation. Charlotte is a member of the Freeths Oxford Initiate team and a member of the Oxford Young Professionals Society. Charlotte has been an active member of the firm’s Charity & Social committee, raising money for Freeths’ chosen charities.

Freeths LLP

Charlotte Dowding

Associate in Dispute Resolution

TWM Solicitors LLP

Charlotte Doyle

Charlotte is a Principal Associate in the Corporate Restructuring & Advisory department. She advises a range of clients including insolvency practitioners, directors, creditors and banks on all contentious and non contentious matters arising out of corporate insolvencies. Charlotte's expertise include; advising on the sale and purchase of businesses and assets in an insolvency context, conducting security reviews and advising on the enforceability of security, as well as advising insolvency practitioners in relation to antecedent transactions.

Shoosmiths LLP

Charlotte Duce

Charlotte is a legal director in the Corporate Restructuring and Advisory team, having recently joined Shoosmiths from a global practice. Charlotte has experience of all aspects of corporate restructuring and turnaround, formal insolvencies, distressed M&A and distressed real estate. Charlotte has extensive experience advising clearing banks, ABLs and other financial institutions in their dealings with distressed and insolvent customers. She was seconded to the in-house legal team of a global lender where she supported the business in its bilateral and syndicated lending to distressed customers and advised on early options and refinancing strategies. Charlotte has also worked advising insolvency practitioners and receivers in all aspects of formal insolvencies and distressed property sales. Charlotte has regularly been recognised in the legal directories and is a member of the West Midlands R3 Women in Business committee.

Shoosmiths LLP

Charlotte Duly

Charlotte entered the fascinating world of intellectual property in 2005 with a focus on trade marks and designs. She advises on the creation, protection, exploitation and enforcement of intellectual property rights, both in the UK and internationally. Charlotte acts for a diverse range of clients of all sizes in sectors such as software and finance to fashion, retail and entertainment. She has a particular interest in domain name disputes and overcoming the challenges GDPR has presented to dealing with problem websites. Charlotte joined D Young & Co in 2025 as a partner, and prior to this worked in both an IP boutique and a full service law firm. She is an active member of INTA, MARQUES and CITMA, being involved with committees for all three organisations and the co-chair of the MARQUES education team. In March 2026 Charlotte was elected onto the governing Council of CITMA.

D Young & Co LLP

Charlotte Ebbutt

Charlotte is a Senior Associate in the firm’s Commercial team, and is primarily based in our Oxford office. She advises clients on a range of commercial matters including the protection, management and exploitation of intellectual property, data protection compliance, various commercial contracts and specialist racing & bloodstock contracts. Having joined the firm in 2014, Charlotte has developed a broad commercial practice acting for variety of businesses ranging from those in the creative and tech industries to charities and governing bodies. She has particular experience advising on IP and IT matters and data protection compliance. Charlotte is also part of the firm’s specialist Racing & Bloodstock team and advises jockeys, trainers and other stakeholders from across the industry on a range of matters including regulatory issues, disciplinary and licensing cases and specialist commercial agreements regarding racing and bloodstock. A keen equestrian herself, Charlotte competes in eventing in her spare time. Charlotte is recommended in the Legal 500 as a Rising Star for Sport related work. Charlotte’s particular areas of expertise include: Commercial Intellectual Property Data Protection Racing & Bloodstock

RWK Goodman

Charlotte Foster

Senior Associate Charlotte has over 10 years’ experience in bringing personal injury claims on behalf of claimants who have sustained a brain injury or spinal cord injury as a result of being involved in an accident. Charlotte advises claimants bringing catastrophic personal injury claims after they have been injured in a road traffic accident or accident at work. She has negotiated multimillion pound settlements for adults and children and brought successful claims where liability has been strongly contested. In particular, she has advised on a claim for provisional damages where a claimant experienced deterioration in his condition post settlement, recovering a further six figure sum in damages. Claims in which Charlotte has also advised include a multimillion pound claim on behalf of a child against the Ministry of Defence and representing four members of a family involved in the same road traffic accident.

Stewarts Law LLP

Charlotte Fraser

Charlotte has broad experience acting for both private and corporate clients on a wide range of commercial disputes including breach of contract and fiduciary duty as well as fraud. She also regularly advises on trusts and estates disputes both offshore and in England and Wales, acting for both trustees and beneficiaries. Charlotte has particular experience of will and probate disputes to include claims for proprietary estoppel, validity, capacity and construction issues as well as claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 and in the Court of Protection. She has also assisted on a number of complex multi-jurisdictional trust disputes on issues involving breach of trust, beneficiary rights of information and jurisdictional issues. Charlotte has been recognised as a 'Rising Star' by Thomas Reuters in its 2014 London Super Lawyers list.

Farrer & Co

Charlotte Freeman

Charlotte advises on a variety of banking and financial transactions acting for both lenders and borrowers (including financial institutions, public and private companies, trustees and private individuals) on secured and unsecured lending transactions. She also has experience of advising insolvency practitioners, creditors and stakeholders on a broad range of restructuring and insolvency matters, including enforcement of security.

Farrer & Co

Charlotte Hallam

Associate Solicitor

Stowe Family Law LLP

Charlotte Harpin

Browne Jacobson LLP

Charlotte Henschen

Charlotte specialises in high-value and complex commercial litigation, and has extensive trial experience in the High Court and appellate courts. Typically, she acts for major corporates, hedge funds, private equity funds, asset managers, liquidators and administrators, investors, professional services firms, banks, and high-net-worth individuals. Her particular focus is on investment banking disputes, capital markets, investment and fund management disputes, and she routinely acts against the major investment banks. In 2021, she was recognised by Legal Week as one of the “best 25 UK women in law under 40”.

RPC

Charlotte Henshall

Charlotte is an Legal Director in the Dispute Resolution department with particular focus on contentious trusts and probate disputes. Charlotte has experience in a broad range of contentious trust matters, with particular expertise in multi-jurisdictional disputes. Her cases have included trustee and executor removal applications, breach of trust claims, and trustee blessing applications. Charlotte also frequently advises on probate and estate disputes, including claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, capacity issues and will validity issues.

Payne Hicks Beach LLP

Charlotte Hill

Charlotte is a partner in the commercial dispute resolution team and an experienced commercial litigator. She advises on a broad range of complex, high-value cross-border disputes across a number of commercial and business sectors, including financial services (having previously been on secondment at a large institutional bank), company disputes, corporate insolvency and civil fraud. She has specialist expertise in digital assets where she advises clients about cryptocurrencies, NFTs and blockchain disputes, and she successfully acted in one of the very few contested cryptocurrency disputes. In 2023, Charlotte won the esteemed title of ‘Woman of the Year – FinTech/Crypto Innovation – UK’ at the Citywealth Powerwomen Awards, for the impact of her work in the sector. She sits on the Law Society Council on behalf of civil litigators (non-personal injury) and is also the chair of EMEA for Multilaw's Young Lawyers Group.

Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

Charlotte Image-Flower

Partner specialising in private and public children law and care proceedings. As an expert public children law practitioner she is also an active member of both the Central Family Court and the East London Family Court Duty Solicitors' Scheme.

Dawson Cornwell LLP

Charlotte Ingram

Charlotte is an Associate in our Banking team primarily specialising in social and affordable housing finance transactions. Before qualifying Charlotte worked as a paralegal in our Securitisation Team and she continues use this knowledge when advising on a range of financial arrangements. Charlotte has experience advising lenders, borrowers and trustees on a range of transactions including merger/group reorganisations, facility restructuring, sustainability-linked lending, intra-group lending and private bond issues.

Devonshires Solicitors LLP

Charlotte Judd

Senior Associate

Kingsley Napley LLP

Charlotte King

Charlotte is a solicitor within the Team at The Family Law Practice. Charlotte is responsible for running and managing complex Children Act matters achieving excellent outcomes for clients. Whilst just 2 years qualified she i mature beyond her qualification status and offers clients great confidence in her abilities and advice given. Charlotte King - The Family Law Practice

The Family Law Practice

Charlotte Knappett

Charlotte Knappett is Head of Family and Partner specialising in many areas including divorce, finances arising from divorce, private law children matters, child abduction, special guardianship, domestic abuse and fertility law. Charlotte has also conducted International Child Abduction cases, representing clients in the Royal Courts of Justice.

Fisher Jones Greenwood LLP

Charlotte Lanning

Senior Associate

Edwards Family Law

Charlotte Lee

Partner

Hamblin Family Law LLP

Charlotte McRae

Charlotte is a Senior Associate in our regulatory and professional conduct team. She handles issues such as health and safety prosecutions, licensing issues and professional disciplinary matters. Charlotte acts for a range of clients including individuals, SMEs and housing associations.She also advises on firearms licensing appeals as well as criminal matters.Charlotte is experienced in coronial law and has represented a number of clients at inquests in order to protect their interests and helping them avoid or respond to prevention of future death reports.

Brabners LLP