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Jonathan Lynch
Partner, Corporate
Byrne Wallace Shields LLP
Jonathan Marks
Jonathan is head of our Insurance Practice and co-lead of our Pensions Derisking Group. Jonathan has a corporate and corporate finance practice and has been involved in demutualisations, fund-raisings, joint ventures, private and public acquisitions, banking and capital markets transactions.
Slaughter and May
Jonathan Mills
Jonathan specialises in Finance Litigation and primarily acts on behalf of a wide range of asset finance clients on recoveries and litigation work. His work involves progressing return of goods claims, breach of contract claims, breach of guarantee claims, breach of warranty claims and claims in conversion / the wrongful interference with goods. Jonathan has a particular specialism in obtaining 'interim delivery up orders' which are a form of injunction used to recover goods quickly. Additionally, Jonathan assists clients with the enforcement of money judgments in England and abroad.
Shoosmiths LLP
Jonathan Page
Jonathan's main practice area lies within the commercial shipping and offshore sectors assisting Norwegian and international clients with structuring, risk assessment, negotiation and accomplishment of projects related to the construction/conversion, sale/purchase/chartering, management and operation of commercial vessels and offshore assets. Jonathan also advises on the provision of construction/acquisition finance and regularly acts for borrowers/banks in the traditional bank finance markets and lessors/lessees in sale and leaseback transactions. Prior to re-joining Wikborg Rein LLP as a partner, Jonathan was General Counsel at jack-up installation vessel owner Seajacks International Limited.
Wikborg Rein
Jonathan Peet
Consultant
Sherrards Solicitors LLP
Jonathan See
Jonathan See is a partner in the firm’s Business Law Group in Toronto and Co-Head of the national M&A Group and Private Equity Group. Recognized for his client-centric approach, Jonathan is one of Canada’s most well-known M&A lawyers acting for sponsors, private equity, alternative investment funds, strategics, and investment banks on a wide range of domestic and cross-border transactions across a wide range of industries. Jonathan is also recognized by Legal 500 and IFLR as a leading lawyer in Corporate M&A, and by a number of noteworthy publications in the areas of infrastructure & energy, private equity, corporate/commercial, and investment funds and banking.
McCarthy Tétrault
Jonathan Segal
Partner
Fox Williams LLP
Jonathan Sitsofe Kofi Amable
Senior Associate
Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Ankomah
Jonathan Smith
Jonathan is a Principal Associate acting for a variety of clients from including property investment companies, institutional landlords and developers, and has experience in a wide range of commercial property work including individual and portfolio sales and purchases, the assembly, acquisition and financing of development sites, retail and office units, landlord and tenant transactions and assisting on the property aspect of corporate restructure and re-financing. Recent experience includes: advising private sector companies in relation to purchases and sales of high value multi-let properties; assisting in the re-organisation of a large company dealing with the transfer, leasing and options for leases for multiple sites; experience on the property aspects of corporate restructuring and refinancing, and on the refinancing of a large healthcare client; experience acting for a residential property developer in the acquiring of the plots of land for the development and the entering into of option agreements for the future acquisition of expansion land; assisting with the property elements of the application and examination process for a Development Consent Order including advising on land assembly and the acquisition of the different plots of land required for the development; advising on the asset management work for large shopping centres and retail developments, including the drafting and negotiation of leases and agreement for leases and the day-to-day management; and general asset management work acting for both landlord and tenant including pre-lets, reversionary and supplemental leases and re-organisations.
Shoosmiths LLP
Jonathan Souffir
Partner
De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés
Jonathan Speck
A Jersey advocate and Managing Partner of the Jersey office of Mourant Ozannes, Jonathan specialises in commercial litigation involving contentious and non-contentious trust litigation, banking law and practice, and all aspects of financial services regulation. He has written about and lectured widely on litigation and Jersey anti-money laundering legislation. What the directories say: Jonathan Speck is a ‘top-notch litigator who is sensible and results-orientated’ (Chambers Global, 2014); ‘A first-rate lawyer: very good in court, commercially minded and a hugely charismatic figure, well liked by clients’ (Chambers UK, 2014); Jonathan is also ranked in Chambers UK as the only Star Individual for Dispute Resolution in Jersey; Jonathan is named as one of only 10 “Most Highly Regarded Individuals” in the world and as “pre-eminent” in the International Who’s Who of Private Client Lawyers, 2013; Jonathan Speck is ‘in a class of his own’ (Legal 500, 2013); Jersey-based Jonathan Speck wins praise from clients as ‘a good advocate in court – he is articulate, presents cases well and is commercial as well as realistic about alternative approaches’ (Chambers Global, 2013); Jonathan Speck is ‘always calm, measured, knowledgeable and one of the leading names on the island’ ( Chambers UK, 2013); Jonathan Speck is the only offshore lawyer to be listed as one of the world’s Top 5 Leading Lawyers for Contentious Trusts in the Citywealth Leading Lawyers List, 2013.
Mourant
Jonathan Thomas
Director
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Jonathan Thornton
Jonathan Thornton is head of the corporate and commercial team. A hugely experienced, empathetic, and skilled practitioner, he deals with acquisitions and disposals, company reorganisations, corporate finance, banking arrangements and funding rounds, as well as shareholder, partnership and LLP agreements.
Russell-Cooke LLP
Jonathan Wong
Jonathan David ("JD") Wong represents financial institutions, large corporations and private equity firms on significant regulatory enforcement matters, litigation and arbitration, with a focus on international and Greater China matters. He is a global co-head of our Regulatory Investigations and Financial Crime (RIFC) Practice. JD's sector expertise covers banking and fintech, funds and investment management, insurance, retail and life sciences. His regulatory defence work notably includes representing clients in matters involving securities, banking, listing, competition, insurance, AML and privacy regulators; he also regularly advises clients on related regulatory compliance.
Clifford Chance
Jonathan Wood
Jonathan Wood has deep rooted experience supporting clients in a wide number of jurisdictions in arbitration proceedings and cross border litigation. He Chairs RPC's International Arbitration practice. Jonathan specialises in international arbitration and dispute resolution relating to international trade (including Bilateral Investment Treaty claims), joint venture and shareholder disputes, project and energy claims, credit and political risk insurance, reinsurance, cultural property and specie, banking and trade finance, fraud and asset tracing, public and private international law. He has handled numerous institutional and ad hoc arbitrations as counsel, and related court proceedings, and has sat as arbitrator in many cases. Jonathan is Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He is also former Chairman of the International Bar Association's International Sales Committee and is currently a member of the advisory board of the European Regional Forum. Jonathan has been an adviser and litigation counsel to the British Government's Export Credits Guarantee Department ( UKEF) for over 25 years.
RPC
Jonathon Crook
Jonathon has specialist expertise in handling a wide range of disputes within the banking, finance and financial services sector and regulatory investigations and enforcement proceedings by the FCA and other bodies. He advises on associated issues, including internal investigations, compliance and past business reviews. In addition, Jonathon advises on complex commercial disputes mainly within but also outside the banking and financial services sector and has market leading experience in defending public interest winding up proceedings by the Secretary of State both at first instance and on appeal.
Shoosmiths LLP
Jong Hyun Paik
Partner
DR & AJU LLC
Jong-Han Oh
Managing Partner
Shin & Kim
Jongwon SHIN
Partner
Lee & Ko
Jonne Järvi
Jonne Järvi is a Partner and head of Roschier’s Finance & Restructuring practice in Helsinki. Jonne advises financial institutions, sponsors, and borrowers in a wide range of financing transactions, including project finance and real estate finance as well as corporate lending and financial restructuring. He has extensive experience from energy and infrastructure related financing and other large scale investment transactions.
Roschier
Jonny Williams
Jonny is a financial services regulatory lawyer who advises financial institutions, corporates, PE/VC firms, funds/alternative funds and fintechs on a broad range of regulatory issues covering their commercial and retail activities. Having gained significant experience in-house at Lloyds Banking Group and Barclays on complex restructurings as well as FCA and FOS matters, Jonny is well placed to drive key strategic projects and manage portfolios of complex and reputationally significant cases in the UK and internationally. A jo
Keystone Law
Joo Hyun Kim
Partner
Shin & Kim
Joo Thye Tan
Joo Thye is a consultant in Dentons Rodyk’s Finance practice group and Co-Head of the Infrastructure practice. He is experienced in the areas of banking and finance, energy, mining, infrastructure, project finance, restructuring, M&A and direct investment transactions. He has undertaken complex cross-border projects in emerging markets where project development, execution and borrowing are difficult through the use of structuring, risks transfers and risks mitigation from familiarity with these markets. He has advised on, among others, the development of both traditional and renewable energy power plants and other infrastructure assets, routinely seeing the transaction through from inception to commercial operation. Energy projects undertaken include hydroelectric power, solar power, wind power, gas and coal fired power plants in Asia such as Bangladesh, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, India, Mongolia and China. Through multiple documentations in consortium arrangements—such as sale and purchase agreements (SPAs), shareholders' agreements (SHAs), engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts, fuel supply, operations and maintenance (O&M) arrangements, power purchase agreement, build-operate-transfer (BOT) contracts, implementation agreements and their related financing documents—he has successfully led these projects to financial close. He has also advised borrowers, banks and financial institutions on a wide range of transactions which include advising on bilateral, club and syndicated loans, refinancing, infrastructure financing (including utilities and both greenfield and brownfield assets), export credit agency (ECA) supported financing and acquisition financing, both within and outside of Singapore, and financing in the energy, trade and commodity sectors. He is familiar with working with export credit agencies or multilateral agencies through the use of their insurances and guarantees to enhance the bankability of power projects. In particular, he has extensive dealings and a strong relationship with the Chinese Export Credit Agency (Sinosure), a necessary and key player in financing power plants or other infrastructure projects in Asia where a Chinese contractor is involved. His in-depth understanding of bank credit and risks management issues makes identifying and assessing structural credit risks from both the operation and legal perspective more effective especially relating to borrowers or counterparties from the emerging markets in Asia, and helps to ensure that legal documentation will be executed in a timely manner.
Dentons Rodyk
Joon Hyuk Lee
Partner
Jipyong LLC