Lawyers in England

Colin Rogerson

Colin is recognised as one of the UK’s leading surrogacy and fertility lawyers. He acts in modern family disputes with international dimensions, including child abduction, jurisdiction disputes, and domestic and international relocations. Colin has litigated at all court levels, including the Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights. He routinely represents intended parents following international surrogacy arrangements to secure legal parentage under UK law. His clients include professionals, members of the aristocracy, fellow lawyers, celebrities, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals.

Keystone Law

Colin Russ

Owner of Colin David Russ t/a CDR

Colin David Russ

Colin Sawdy

Colin Sawdy is an intellectual property solicitor specialising in trade marks, copyright and designs. He is a partner and heads Howard Kennedy's Trade Marks practice. Colin's practice focuses on international trade mark and design clearance, prosecution and portfolio management. He manages the filing and defence of opposition, revocation and invalidity actions, as well as, negotiates settlements and coexistence agreements. Colin regularly enforces clients' rights by way of dispute resolution and coordinating litigation in the UK and abroad. He is experienced in anti-counterfeiting matters and advises on, as well as, drafts intellectual property commercial agreements. Colin assists clients with copyright and domain name matters, ranging from securing the protection of such rights through to their commercialisation and enforcement against infringing third parties. He routinely advises clients in both written and spoken Japanese on a wide range of intellectual property matters, and regularly gives presentations in Japanese at industry events. He speaks, reads and writes Japanese fluently, having majored in Japanese language and culture as an undergraduate at university. He lived in Japan for over four years. As a dual-qualified UK solicitor and US attorney at law, Colin provides strategic advice to clients seeking to protect intellectual property rights internationally. He is licensed to practise in the state of Illinois, having worked in the IP departments of international law firms in Chicago for a number of years. Colin advises clients across a wide range of industries including computer games, financial services, technology, entertainment, media, character merchandising, cosmetics, fashion, art, sport, consumer electronics, household products, online retail, leisure and pharmaceuticals.

Howard Kennedy LLP

Colin Smith

Blaser Mills Law

Colin Young

Colin acts on a wide range of property and commercial matters. He has particular experience in property litigation matters for landlords, tenants, freeholders and developers. This includes strategic property management advice, breaches of covenant, rent recovery, contentious rent review, dilapidations, contentious assignments and alterations, lease renewals, both contested (especially to free up sites for development) and uncontested, trespass, tenant insolvency and forfeiture / surrender of leases. His other areas of work include commercial disputes and licensing.

Boodle Hatfield LLP

Connie Atkinson

Connie is a Partner in the family team and has experience of dealing with all aspects of private family work relating to both finances and children. Connie regularly assists clients who need help with their separation and the practical and financial implications arising out of this. Most of Connie’s clients or their partners work in the City and many have an international connection. Connie therefore regularly works with solicitors in other jurisdictions. Connie has expertise in international surrogacy cases and helps parents with the parental order applications required following their children’s birth. On these cases, she works closely with members of our immigration team to resolve any issues in bringing the children home. Connie is also a qualified mediator and assists as a mediator for clients in respect of all practical and legal issues surrounding family relationship breakdown. She is recognised as a Next Generation Lawyer in Legal 500 UK 2019 for Family: Mediation and in Chambers UK 2020 as an Associate to Watch in Family/Matrimonial.

Kingsley Napley LLP

Connor Brylczak

Solicitor

Olliers

Connor Cahalane

Connor is a partner who advises listed and pre-IPO companies on M&A, equity fund raising and corporate governance. Connor has experience in representing public companies on the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market and AIM, as well as private companies, shareholders, investment funds and financial institutions on UK and cross-border matters.

RPC

Connor Martin

Connor is a solicitor in Druces’ Real Estate team. He qualified as a solicitor in 2023 at a prominent law firm based in Kent and joined Druces in 2025. Since qualifying, Connor has had experience in a variety of commercial property transactions including freehold and leasehold sale and purchases, refinance, lease and licences and land acquisitions. He has acted for a range of clients that include property investors, commercial landlords with an established portfolio, commercial tenants, pension schemes and corporate borrowers. Outside of work, Connor is a keen runner and enjoys spending time with his family.

Druces LLP

Connor McConchie

Connor’s main area of practice concerns dealing with drafting and prosecution in the chemical field. In particular, he has experience working in the fields of polymers, small molecules, drug delivery, and inorganic binders. Connor provides on the ground advice to clients regarding their IP strategy, portfolio management and competitor intelligence.Additionally, a significant proportion of Connor’s work is directed to portfolio management.

D Young & Co LLP

Conor Daly

Conor is a partner in the Commercial Litigation team in the London office. He specialises in commercial litigation and insolvency litigation. Conor predominantly handles high-value, complex commercial litigation both national and international. Conor also advises clients on all aspects of contentious corporate and personal insolvency and has experience working on cases involving asset recovery, misfeasance, challenging antecedent transactions and also on general commercial disputes. Conor acts for a broad range of clients including large businesses, high net worth individuals from the UK and overseas and Insolvency Practitioners. In recent years, Conor has increasingly acted for a number of high net worth individuals from FSU countries.

Blake Morgan LLP

Conor Melvin

Conor is a Solicitor specialising in corporate & commercial work, with a particular focus on disposals and acquisitions, company restructures and reorganisations, shareholder and investor agreements and loan agreements. With previous experience of Agricultural disputes, Conor also has a particular interest in farming and food businesses.

Thrings LLP

Conor Pey

Associate

Elkington + Fife LLP

Constanze Moorhouse

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Cordelia Rushby

As a specialist in personal injury litigation with over 20 years’ experience, Cordelia represents insurers and their insureds in a broad range of public and commercial sectors. Cordelia also advises on risk management and safety issues drawing upon her detailed knowledge of the claims process and her experience of accident investigations and analysis. She works with clients who wish to undertake proactive audits, review systems and introduce changes following liability exposure. She is often called upon to deliver safety training across entire businesses from the boardroom down to the shop floor. Cordelia’s areas of expertise are employer, public and occupier liability, transport and aviation claims, commissioning and analysis of medical evidence, claims and risk management and health and safety consultancy. Cordelia’s key achievements include: (i) advising port authorities, harbours and marinas on occupier liability including maintenance regimes for estates and safety issues connected with land bordering water; (ii) advising local authorities on liability issues including; property damage, highways, injury, occupational disease, abuse, bullying and education claims; (iii) advising retail and manufacturing clients on employer and occupier liability claims, including upper limb disorders, occupational disease, stress and bullying; (iv) advising clients in the utility sector on liability giving rise to personal injury and property damage; (v) advice on risk management initiatives and development of highway strategy and claims management; (vi) forensic analysis and interpretation of medical evidence for HR managers in connection with tribunals and litigation; (vii) complex catastrophic injury claims.

Keystone Law

Corinne Aldridge

Corinne has specialised in employment law for over 30 years working both for senior executives and employers. Corinne’s practice covers the full spectrum of contentious and non-contentious employment related issues. Corinne has particular experience in dealing with board room disputes, discrimination issues in the workplace including those arising out of Me Too, grievances, disciplinary investigations and acting in tribunal and High Court claims. Corinne works often within financial and professional services but she is active in a wide range of other sectors. Corinne also advises partners, LLPs and partnerships.

Kingsley Napley LLP

Corinne Parke

Corinne has been advising clients on family law matters for over 20 years and has particular expertise in applications under the Children Act 1989, complex financial applications upon divorce, and issues involving cohabiting couples. She also regularly advises on the completion of pre-/post-nuptial agreements. Much of Corinne’s work involves an international element, including relocation of children to another jurisdiction or foreign assets upon divorce. Corinne frequently works alongside a variety of other professionals including financial advisers, pension specialists and therapists to ensure clients are fully supported during and, perhaps even more essentially, after the case has concluded. Additionally, Corinne is a collaboratively trained lawyer and an active member of the central London “We Can Work It Out” POD group.

Keystone Law

Corinne Staves

Partner

CM Murray LLP

Cormac McDonough

Cormac is a partner in the Civil Liberties & Human Rights team. He represents victims of maltreatment by the police and other state bodies, including clients who have suffered life-changing physical and psychiatric injuries as a consequence. He has particular expertise in acting for the families of those who have died in police and prison custody; at inquests and in associated civil claims. He acted for bereaved families in the Fishmongers Hall terrorist attack inquest and the inquest into the death of Edson Da Costa, who died during police restraint. He acts in complex and multi-party claims against state bodies for personal injury and human rights violations. He undertakes Public Inquiry work and is currently instructed in the Undercover Policing Inquiry, on behalf of political activists whose organisation was infiltrated and a woman who was deceived into a relationship by an undercover officer. He also acts for victims of miscarriages of justice in compensation claims, including most recently Subpostmasters who were wrongfully convicted of offences as part of the Post Office Horizon IT scandal.

Hodge Jones & Allen

Corrie Gerrard

Solicitor - Family

Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)

Corrine Bentham

Principal Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Corrine Sobers

Senior Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Cory Bebb

Cory is a leading insolvency lawyer and one of around 100 dual-qualified Solicitor Licensed Insolvency Practitioners in England & Wales, with over 20 years’ experience. He advises any party affected by insolvency with a particular emphasis on advising and defending company directors facing claims by office-holders, HMRC, creditors and the Insolvency Service. Dealing with both contentious and non-contentious matters, Cory has been involved in cases involving anything from £50,000 to over £25M and has a particular interest in litigation funding. In 2016 Cory was appointed as an independent solicitor by the High Court in relation to the BHS Administration, one of the largest insolvencies of recent times.

Keystone Law

Cosima Berger

Solicitor.

Paul Robinson Solicitors LLP