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Clare Jones

Legal Counsel

gunnercooke LLP

LitigationBanking & Finance+1
England
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Clare Jones

Principal Medical Negligence Lawyer

Thompsons Solicitors LLP

Medical NegligencePersonal Injury+1
England
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Clare King

Clare is an energy lawyer with over a decade of experience in the sector. She specialises in clean energy projects and sustainability, focussing on commercial, regulatory and transactional work. She acts for developers, equity and debt investors, joint venture partners, ESCOs, energy consumers, aggregators and suppliers, supporting clients in asset evaluation, structuring, due diligence, project management, contract development and deal execution. Clare has a Natural Sciences degree from Durham University as well as a Law degree from Cambridge University. She trained at Hogan Lovells and worked in their Energy & Infrastructure team for five years post-qualification, following which she was a senior member of the Energy Projects team at Osborne Clarke before joining Freeths in September 2018.

Freeths LLP

EnergyRenewables+5
England
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Clare King

Partner & Head of Court of Protection

Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

Court of ProtectionTrusts & Estates+1
England
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Clare Lucas

Clare is an experienced commercial lawyer with particular expertise in telecoms and technology transactions. She has typically worked on strategic, complex and high-value negotiations, often involving an international element, and has significant experience advising senior management teams. Clare has a practical and business focused approach, having spent a number of years advising at a senior level in house. The areas in which she specialises are: commercial contracts, including agency and distribution agreements, sales and supply agreements, managed services and outsourcing agreements, cooperation and teaming agreements; technology and telecoms contracts for the sale or purchase of complex technology solutions, equipment, services and/or software; software development and licensing agreements. Recent major work includes advising in relation to a complex licensing transaction in the field of telematics, advising in relation to an IT outsourcing project, negotiating a contract for the supply of broadband services to a major UK operator, acting for an internet retailer in connection with the outsourcing of its warehousing and logistics function, advising Motorola in connection with multiple key strategic contracts for the supply of technology equipment, services and software to global technology and telecommunications companies.

Keystone Law

Commercial ContractsTelecommunications+5
England
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Clare Mackay

Principal Associate Solicitor | Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution An experienced commercial disputes lawyer, with expertise in urgent injunctions, Clare brings extensive experience to contract disputes. This includes, but is not limited to construction of terms, allegations of breach and misrepresentation. Clare regularly provides companies with commercially astute advice prior to the termination of agreements, so that this step can be taken knowing the implications and the risks. For private individuals, Clare advises on professional negligence claims, predominantly against solicitors, as well as on probate and inheritance disputes. Clare has particular interest in education law, advising schools and universities on sensitive issues including withdrawals and exclusions of pupils, bullying, discrimination and the recovery of unpaid fees. Her education work also includes advice to parents on issues such as appeals against school admissions and pupil exclusions.

SA Law LLP

Commercial LitigationDispute Resolution+4
EnglandFrench (conversational)
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Clare Malpus

Clare qualified as a solicitor in 1998 and joined Weightmans in 1999, becoming a partner in 2009. Since qualification Clare’s practice has comprised defendant insurance litigation, encompassing motor, employer and public liability claims for a number of insurance clients. Clare specialises in catastrophic injury claims including tetraplegic, paraplegic, traumatic brain injury, amputation, complex multiple orthopaedic injury and fatal accident claims. Clare is a designated Large Loss Partner for AIG Europe Limited. Her caseload includes claims against local authorities and the police, claims arising out of workplace accidents and road traffic accidents. Clare has presented and written articles, most recently in relation to fatal accident claims, and calculating future loss claims.

Weightmans LLP

Insurance LitigationPersonal Injury+4
England
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Clare Maurice

Clare is Senior Partner of Maurice Turnor Gardner. Her main specialism is international tax and estate planning for UK and non-UK domiciled individuals and families with complex assets located in many jurisdictions looking for solutions to the tax and structural challenges of global wealth. She also advises both resident and non-UK resident trustees on legal and practical issues which are relevant to them and their beneficiaries. Clare has a wealth of experience advising on philanthropy matters and, in particular, how to establish and operate charities. She has very valuable insight into the issues facing such enterprises as she has personally acted as trustee of a number of charities, both grant making and operating, chairing two such enterprises, Clare is a top-ranked Band 1 lawyer in the Chambers High Net Worth guide and is also ranked as a Band 1 individual by the Chambers Global guide, where she features in the International Private Client - Global-wide category. Clare is named as a Leading Individual in the Legal 500 Directory and a Notable Practitioner in Chambers & Partners (UK). She was ranked by Best Lawyers 2021 as a leading specialist in the area of Trusts and Personal Tax, and has been named as a member of the Private Client Global Elite by Legal Week for a number of years. She is also identified as one of Spear's Top Recommended Tax & Trust Advisers 2020.

Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP

Private ClientInternational Tax+4
England
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Clare Murray

Managing Partner

CM Murray LLP

EmploymentPartnership
England
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Clare Pearson

Associate legal executive

Irwin Mitchell

Personal InjuryInternational Litigation
England
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Clare Peckett

Director & Solicitor

Switalskis Solicitors

Family LawDivorce+3
England
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Clare Pooley

Clare advises high net worth individuals, families and family offices on a diverse range of private client matters, particularly internationally. Her areas of work include advising on: personal taxation and tax planning, such as the foreign ownership of UK residential property; the administration, (re)structuring and taxation of domestic and offshore trusts; cross-border estate and family succession/governance planning.

Boodle Hatfield LLP

Private ClientTax+3
England
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Clare Radcliffe

Clare is a Managing Associate in the Firm's Family Department. She specialises in all aspects of the divorce process, including financial issues; jurisdictional disputes; private law children matters, such as residence and contact; and applications for leave to remove children from the jurisdiction. Clare also deals with pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

FamilyPrivate Client+2
England
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Clare Reddy

Clare is a specialist construction lawyer advising on matters such as regeneration, mixed use development, and the refurbishment and fitting out of commercial property.

Farrer & Co

ConstructionCommercial Real Estate+1
England
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Clare Reed

Partner

Shakespeare Martineau LLP

ConstructionConstruction Litigation+2
England
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Clare Rudd

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Real EstateReal Estate Development+3
EnglandGerman
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Clare Salmon

Partner in the personal injury department. Clare has secured over £187 million in compensation for the catastrophic injury clients she represents since joining Stewarts. She is recognised by Chambers for “leading cases with extreme professionalism and such empathy.” A client said “she was an immense support and she went above and beyond expectations” Clare specialises in catastrophic personal injury claims for claimants sustaining brain, spinal, amputation and brachial plexus injuries as well as dealing with fatal claims. The injuries have often arisen from road traffic collisions, at someone’s place of work or in public spaces. Clare has worked on publicised claims involving liability apportionment in high speed road traffic collisions, contributory negligence and injury assessment of damages. Experience In June 2024 Clare secured £41.7m for a seriously injured child pedestrian which included annual payments to fund their lifetime care needs. The total capitalised value of the settlement is thought to be one of, if not the highest settlement achieved at the current discount rate of -0.25%. Clare was also involved settling what was believed to be the highest personal injury settlement at that time for Chrissie Johnson who sustained a severe brain injury as a passenger in a road traffic collision at the age of 16. The award was likely to be worth more than £17.5 million over her lifetime with her receiving part lump sum and annual payments. The case received nationwide press coverage. Clare was also involved in reported cases Stark v Lyddon [2019] EWCH 2076 (QB), Gleeson v Court [2008], Smith v LC Window Fashions Ltd [2009] EWHC 1532 and the contested interim payments application for PAL (A child) v Davison & Ors [2021] EWHC 1108 (QB).

Stewarts Law LLP

Personal InjuryCatastrophic Injury
England
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Clare Serenyi

Clare works for a wide variety of clients on private family law matters, both contentious and non contentious. This includes resolving complex financial disputes and children matters, often with an international element, following relationship breakdown. Clare also has experience of advising on civil partnerships, pre and post nuptial agreements and cohabitation.

Farrer & Co

FamilyInternational Family+5
England
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Clare Shepherd

Clare is a Senior Associate and joined the firm in April 2020 having worked in-house at a large Local Authority for three years. She regularly appears in both the Court of Protection and the Coroner’s court, conducting her own advocacy.

Browne Jacobson LLP

HealthLitigation+5
England
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Clare Stevens

Partner, Military Personal Injury and Inquests Significant experience in representing Armed Forced personnel in relation to serious and life changing injuries, Inquest representation, Armed Forces Compensation Claims and Criminal Injuries (Overseas) Scheme claims.

JMW Solicitors LLP

Personal InjuryMilitary+4
England
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Clare Stirzaker

Clare specialises in succession planning and related legal and tax matters for multi-generational families and their family offices. She works alongside some of the world’s leading private businesses and her practice focuses on how to help individuals developing their succession planning strategy and designing bespoke asset holding and wealth management structures including PTCs, limited partnership structures and foundations. Clare has particular experience of advising and supporting families on implementing family and corporate governance frameworks to support successful wealth transition. She also supports clients in developing their philanthropic strategy to enable greater and more effective wealth distribution. Clare is recognised for her work having won multiple awards from the leading private wealth award bodies. Prior to joining the firm, Clare was a Partner at PwC and also worked at Barclays Wealth, providing her with a real breadth of experience and commercial insight across the private client sector. Clare is the Committee Chair for Remember A Charity newly launched wealth adviser committee – more information on this can be found here.

Boodle Hatfield LLP

Private ClientTax+6
England
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Clare Strickland

Clare is a partner and head of our regulatory group. She is a highly experienced regulatory lawyer with particular expertise in advising and representing regulators in the healthcare sector. She is an advocate with significant High Court and Court of Appeal experience. Clare supports clients with all aspects of regulatory law and procedure, including operational casework, advice on strategy and policy, and regulatory reform. Clare has experience of supporting regulators and policy makers across a range of sectors, including healthcare, teaching, legal and financial. She also advises and represents individuals and organisations facing regulatory action, and the bodies representing them. Clare has been operations/delivery partner for three large healthcare regulators. She has specialised in serious and high profile case work, including High Court/Court of Appeal matters. While working in-house at a healthcare regulator, Clare: Led the policy and change teams responsible for the development of the regulator’s fitness to practise strategy Led on the formation of a public support service Led the operational fitness to practise teams

Blake Morgan LLP

RegulatoryProfessional Regulation+3
England
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Clare Turnbull

Partner, Trade Mark Attorney, Head of Trade Marks

Venner Shipley LLP

Intellectual PropertyTrade Marks+2
England
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Clare Ward

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

EmploymentCollective Labor Relations
England