Lawyers in England
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Charlotte Tillett
Partner in the IP practice and Head of Life Sciences. Charlotte advises clients on the protection and exploitation of the full range of IP rights. She regularly handles IP licensing, joint development agreements, IP restructuring and transactional work. Her experience on contentious matters includes pharmaceutical patent litigation, trade mark and passing off disputes, copyright and designs litigation as well as actions involving breach of confidence and defamation. Charlotte has a particular interest in life sciences, and her technical background has assisted her with work in this sector over the past 10 years.
Stevens & Bolton LLP
Charlotte Tyfield
Principal Associate
Gowling WLG
Charlotte Waite
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Charlotte Walker-Osborn
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Charlotte Watts
Charlotte is a partner in our Will & Trust Disputes team. Charlotte advises on contentious trust and probate and legacy administration problems, including Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 claims, will validity, construction of wills, problems with executors and trustees, proprietary estoppel and the Non-Contentious Probate Rules. Charlotte also deals with ex gratia claims, lost wills, joint bank accounts and lifetime gifts. She regularly advises on proceedings in the Court of Protection including statutory will applications (where the court makes a will for a person who does not have the mental capacity to make his own) and has a special interest in this area. She is committed to resolving disputes in a sensitive and tactful way, being mindful that they can be extremely difficult emotionally as well as financially.
Wilsons
Charlotte Weeks
Principal Associate
Gowling WLG
Charlotte Wheeldon
PartnerAreas of Practice – Corporate Law, Corporate Finance, Property Finance, UK and Cross Border Mergers & Acquisitions, Joint Ventures, Strategic Investments, Property SPV acquisitions and disposals.
Wallace LLP
Charlotte White
Charlotte is a Partner in RPC's Employment, Engagement and Equality practice. She has extensive in-house and private practice experience and possesses a unique skillset focussed on complex employment matters, legal operations and leadership at scale. Charlotte's clients are typically large multinational corporations, in particular those providing outsourced services and associated technology solutions.
RPC
Charlotte Whitworth
Charlotte Whitworth is a solicitor and co-head of corporate real estate team advising on a range of corporate matters with specialisms in corporate real estate and student accommodation. She is also co-lead of the student accommodation group. She acts on a wide variety of transactional and non-transactional corporate work including mergers and acquisitions, corporate real estate matters and general company law matters. She focuses on corporate real estate and has deep sector knowledge of the real estate market which is used to her clients' advantage when completing transactions. Much of her work has a strong international focus. Charlotte acts for developers, landowners and investors in documenting their joint venture arrangements (including shareholders, LLP, and contractual profit share arrangements). Charlotte also deals with all aspects of corporate wrapper acquisitions and disposals. She takes a commercial and pragmatic approach when assisting clients and delivers commercial and strategic advice to her clients. Charlotte is one (of three) of the firm's appointed representatives for the international network Meritas and is a member of the Meritas Young Lawyer Advisory Board. Charlotte has been appointed Chair-Elect of the Meritas Emerging Leaders Advisory Board. This is the first time Meritas has elected a chair from outside North America.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Charlotte Wilson
Charlotte is a Legal Director in the Funds and Financial Services team and has experience in both UK financial services regulation and funds-related matters. Her financial services experience is broad, encompassing the perimeter of regulation including: advising unregulated entities and individuals on whether they need to become authorised; the marketing of financial products; appointed representative arrangements; interpretation of the FCA Rules and Guidance; and advising on UK anti-money laundering and proceeds of crime legislation. She also regularly advises on the consumer credit regime and regulated mortgages. In terms of her funds experience, Charlotte advises investors and onshore and offshore investment fund managers in relation to real estate, private equity and venture capital funds, in connection with a broad range of matters, including: fund formation and on-going operational and regulatory matters - including under the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive; co-investments; and internal reorganizations. She also advises on the establishment and restructuring of UK investment managers and investment advisers. Charlotte is described in The Legal 500 as "able and thorough".
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Charlotte Wood
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Charlotte Woodward
Legal Director
Rosenblatt Law
Charlotte Wormstone
Partner, Co-Head of Leasehold Enfranchisement
Birketts LLP
Charmaine Hast
Consultant
Collyer Bristow LLP
Charmaine Pollock
Counsel
Farrer & Co
Charmian Johnson
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Chelcie Evans
Associate, West Midlands
Stowe Family Law LLP
Chelsey Bishop
Chelsey is an Associate in the firm’s real estate department. She graduated from the University of Lancaster in 2016 and then interned at a Chambers in Hong Kong where she focused on construction contracts before she completed her LPC course at BBP in 2017. She went on to qualify into real estate in October 2019 and worked at Birketts LLP prior to joining Acuity. Chelsey has gained experience in a wide range of real estate transactions which includes landlord and tenant matters such as drafting and negotiating leases, licences and supplemental documents as well as investment sales and acquisitions of commercial, mixed-use and residential property (both leasehold and freehold). Chelsey also has a broad range of experience in real estate finance matters which include the acquisition and funding of development sites for developers and the acquisition and funding of park home and caravan sites, having acted on matters in excess of £300m as well acting on a number of portfolio transactions and refinancings which involved the preparation and negotiation of CLLS Certificates of Title. Expertise: Advising on landlord and tenant matters Advising on property aspects of real estate finance transactions Advising on acquisitions and disposals Advising on property aspects of corporate transactions Advising on commercial and residential developments
Acuity Law
Chelsie Taylor
Principal Associate
Gowling WLG
Cheraine Williams
Senior Associate
DMH Stallard LLP
Cheryl Abrahams
Cheryl is a partner in the child brain injury team at Bolt Burdon Kemp. Having spent many years representing claimants with a range of life-changing injuries, Cheryl now acts exclusively for children who have suffered brain injuries in accidents. Cheryl is widely recognised as a specialist in personal injury law. Cheryl writes articles and gives training about personal injury law. She is committed to ensuring that her clients are supported and receive the best possible service. Cheryl fights for early and regular interim payments and rehabilitation. Cheryl is extremely passionate about her work on behalf of children with acquired brain injury. The Child Brain Injury Trust invited her to be a Special Ambassador to the charity in 2017 in recognition of her commitment and support.
Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP
Cheryl Michalik
Cheryl is a Solicitor in Druces’ Corporate and Commercial team. She joined the firm as a corporate legal assistant in January 2019 and started her training contract with Druces in March 2021. Cheryl studied History at the University of Kent. After graduating from her degree, Cheryl volunteered at the Citizens Advice Bureau and then moved to an in-house legal department. More recently, Cheryl worked as a paralegal/PA in a city law firm whilst completing the Graduate Diploma in Law. She then went on to obtain a distinction in her Master of Laws at the University of Law.
Druces LLP
Cheryl Palmer-Hughes
Cheryl specialises in complex cross-border serious injury claims, and has 15 years’ experience acting for seriously injured people worldwide. She acts exclusively for adults and children who have been injured abroad while on holiday, working or travelling by air, coach, car or sea. Cheryl’s experience includes running and leading teams on complex, high-value claims, in particular acting for patients with brain and spinal injuries. She also has experience in claims involving multiple fractures, psychological trauma, fatal accidents and clinical negligence. Cheryl deals exclusively with cases which involve a cross-border element and specialises in conflicts of law issues, as well as in International Convention claims including the Montreal and Athens Conventions. She often acts for bereaved families in fatal accident claims, including representing families during the inquest. Experience Represented the claimant in Hutchinson v Mapfre España Compañia de Seguros Y Reaseguros SA and another[2020] EWHC 178 (QB). Represented a man in his early 30s who was hit as a pedestrian while in Rome, securing an approved significant eight-figure settlement. Represented a teenage US national who was hit as a pedestrian while visiting family in the UK, securing an approved settlement for her and defeated a liability challenge ahead of trial. This case involved facilitating access to specialist advice on transfer of protected funds to from the UK courts to the US. Represented a teenage coach passenger who sustained an incomplete spinal cord injury while on a school trip in France.
Stewarts Law LLP
Chetal Patel
Chetal is a Partner and the Head of Immigration at Bates Wells. She is recognised as a leader in UK business related immigration matters and advises businesses, senior professionals and high-net-worth individuals on UK immigration strategy, with a particular focus on complex, business-critical issues. Whether it’s the recruitment and relocation of senior leaders, navigating sponsor licence compliance during restructures, supporting film productions with cast and crew mobility or arranging business visits for C-suite executives and family offices, Chetal provides clear, pragmatic solutions tailored to each unique situation. Her particular interests lie in sponsor related matters, the post-Brexit landscape and the wider impact of the government’s ‘hostile environment’ policies. Chetal regularly conducts in-depth immigration audits and has extensive experience advising on licence suspensions and successful reinstatements. Beyond client work, Chetal regularly delivers training sessions on business immigration related topics to fellow practitioners and organisations and frequently speaks at international events. Chetal also contributes commentary on business immigration developments to the media.
Bates Wells