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Ben Harris
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Ben Havard
Ben is a Guernsey Advocate and Partner of Collas Crill in Guernsey. His practice is focused on contentious and semi-contentious trust work, advising both trustees and beneficiaries and appearing in the Royal Court in Guernsey on those matters. He has a particular interest in the issues around the succession to wealth by the next generation. Recent work: Acting for the beneficiary of a trust in a proposed restructuring of an UHNW family's wealth following a dispute with their trustee. Planning for the splintering-off of our client's interests, and negotiating the necessary protections. Acting for the corporate trustee of a discretionary trust settled for the benefit of the Settlor's children. The Settlor was domiciled in a jurisdiction in which Sharia law would have applied on succession. The trust imported aspects of Sharia law, while also providing for the settlor's daughters. A family dispute resulted in various challenges relating to the trust. Acting for the corporate trustee of a trust during the course of a significant family dispute. The aim was to divide the assets of the trust against a lack of any agreement between the beneficiaries as to how that should be done. Acting for two beneficiaries of a Guernsey trust in an application seeking disclosure of information from the trustees (who were family members) – Patel v Patel (Judgment 36/2016)
Collas Crill
Ben Hickson
Ben is a corporate senior associate based in Stephenson Harwood’s Myanmar office. He advises on diverse and substantial market entry projects and is experienced in navigating the investment regulatory framework, having advised leading investors on a wide range of projects (notably in the real estate, insurance and telecommunications sectors).
Stephenson Harwood
Ben Hickson
Ben is a partner in Hesketh Henry’s corporate and commercial team. He has 15 years of experience in corporate and commercial transactions across New Zealand, Singapore, and Myanmar. Prior to rejoining Hesketh Henry, Ben was a senior associate at Stephenson Harwood LLP in Singapore, specialising in cross-border M&A and foreign direct investment deals in the region. Ben’s extensive business network across South-East Asia complements and adds depth to Hesketh Henry’s growing Asia Practice. At Hesketh Henry, Ben advises on M&A transactions, foreign investment, joint venture arrangements, corporate governance matters, and commercial licencing.. He supports international investors with acquisitions in New Zealand and assists his clients to navigate regulatory requirements under the Overseas Investment Act. He has particular expertise in the telecommunications and forestry sectors. In addition to his corporate and cross border M&A expertise, with his early grounding and extensive experience in New Zealand property law, Ben has advised real estate developers, hotel operators and other property investors on real estate acquisitions, commercial development, disposals, leasing and other property related work across New Zealand and South-East Asia. Ben also advises clients with commercial operations across the Pacific Islands. He is an executive committee member of the New Zealand-Fiji Business Council.
Hesketh Henry
Ben Hobbs
Partner - London & Dublin
Schillings
Ben Hogan
I’m a Partner in Michelmores’ Projects team. I advise a broad range of clients in connection with infrastructure projects, commercial projects and major outsourcings in a variety of sectors, including health, education, electronic identification, defence and waste & resource management. My practice has three key areas of focus: advising investors, lenders and service providers in relation to a broad range of new project finance and commercial projects; advising some of the UK’s leading investors, service providers and public sector bodies in relation to operational PPP and waste & resource management projects; and advising on infrastructure secondary markets transactions. I enjoy building strong and lasting relationships with our clients and take great satisfaction from helping those clients to develop and maintain sustainable infrastructure facilities or technology solutions that deliver wider public benefits. I joined Michelmores in 2014, having previously worked in London, Manchester and New Zealand. Expertise Emerging Markets Energy Environment Joint Ventures Projects & Infrastructure Real Estate Sustainable Economy Ben Hogan - Partner - Projects | Michelmores
Michelmores LLP
Ben Honour
Ben is a partner in our Real Estate team with extensive experience in development, acquisitions and disposals and landlord and tenant law. He specialises in acquisitions and disposals of commercial property and development work. Ben works on some of the most high-profile property transactions in the department. In particular, he played a key role alongside Gareth Baker on various aspects of the Rightacres developments at Central Square. He also led on Rightacres’ letting of a Penarth Road property to Cardiff and Vale College, the acquisition, development, and sale of One Canal Parade by Rightacres, and the £15 million sale of a landmark office in Leeds city centre. Ben is well respected by clients and is the “go-to” real estate person for several clients whom he has worked with for several years, including South Wales Land Developments Limited, Peter’s Food Services, Jardine Norton and Owens Road Services Limited. Expertise: Development Acquisitions and disposals Landlord and tenant law
Acuity Law
Ben Hughes
Ben has advised on pensions and employee benefits for twenty-five years. He has a broad range of experience in occupational and personal pension schemes, both domestic and international. Ben provides legal counsel on corporate transactions as well as the establishment, maintenance, restructuring, and insolvency of pension schemes. His clients include major multinationals and publicly listed corporations, insurers, banks, pension providers, and leading UK and American law firms as well as the Isle of Man Government.
Keystone Law
Ben Hur
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Cooley LLP
Ben Husband
Ben has a considerable practice in the MedTech field which covers a broad spectrum of mechanical and software technology. The ability to handle such a broad spectrum of work is supported by his electronics/software background and passion to understand how mechanical machines operate, especially in the automotive sector. Ben’s practice also includes original drafting and handling extensive patent portfolios in a variety of technology areas including wireless communications, robotic process automation, call centre routing, and memory devices. Ben also has a wealth of experience from handling a significant opposition portfolio across a number of different medical and electronics technology areas. Ben has a genuine interest in advising clients on protecting their software innovation, which includes several clients developing innovative AI solutions and often extends to areas that are at the fringes of patentability. Ben provides pragmatic advice when it comes to deciding whether patent protection is appropriate and on how the law and guidelines can be navigated when drafting and prosecuting applications for software-based inventions. Ben is always keen to be involved with any emerging technologies, which currently includes developing best practices for handling work in the AI sector both in his day-to-day work and his membership of The Artificial Intelligence and New Emerging Technologies Committee of the Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO).
Carpmaels & Ransford LLP
Ben Johnson
Partner Ben has practised in commercial disputes in Manchester since 2012 and in that time has worked with clients to resolve a full range of commercial matters. Ben’s practise is predominantly focused on complex, high value litigation, specialising in:- corporate/Commercial dispute resolution (including High Court, arbitration and mediation) Director, Shareholder and Partnership disputes Contractual claims / Debt recovery Professional Negligence Fraud and insolvency Injunctive/urgent relief Insurance
JMW Solicitors LLP
Ben Johnston
Ben is a partner in the real estate team acting for clients in both the private and public sector. His role includes advising large property investment companies, pension funds, private equity companies and local authorities on a wide variety of general commercial property matters.
Cripps
Ben Jones
Head of Real Estate and Partner in the real estate team, specialising in property development work, high-value acquisitions and disposals, and complex landlord and tenant transactions.
Thrings LLP
Ben Jones
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Ben Joseloff
Partner
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Ben Kanter
Partner
Herzog Fox & Neeman
Ben Kaplan
Ben Kaplan represents clients in a range of sophisticated public and private corporate matters, with a focus on large-scale, cross-border transactions involving the technology sector. Ben advises public and private companies, investment funds and financial institutions on a variety of complex corporate matters and corporate governance. He draws on his broad experience, including as in-house counsel to a leading financial services firm and serial acquirer, to provide pragmatic and commercially driven advice on mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and joint ventures. He helps clients across a wide range of industries navigate: Complex carve-outs Affiliate transactions Bankruptcy-related restructuring transactions Leveraged buyouts Negotiated and contested M&A transactions, including bankruptcy-related Public and private investments, including SPAC-related considerations Deal architecture and risk mitigation Corporate governance matters in preparation for M&A activity Demonstrating his commitment to giving back to the community, Ben maintains an active pro bono practice, including most recently advising a client through Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, a legal aid and education organization dedicated to New York artists and cultural organizations. At a previous law firm, Ben participated in legal clinics at various homeless shelters and support groups in Manhattan through Homeless Experience Legal Protection (HELP) and provided formation, regulatory, and corporate advice to small business owners and entrepreneurs in Upper Manhattan through the Business Resource & Investment Service Center (BRISC), which was established by the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone and the US Small Business Administration. Prior to joining Latham, Ben served for more than a decade as senior in-house counsel at a global financial services firm. Before that, he worked at two leading global law firms in New York. He is a member of the American Bar Association and the Rockland County Bar Association, and he received the Legal Aid Society’s 2003 Outstanding Pro Bono Service Award.
Latham & Watkins
Ben Kerley
Ben is a commercial litigator with experience in all forms of dispute resolution, including mediation, arbitration and adjudication. He acts for individuals and corporate clients ranging from sole traders to publicly listed companies in a variety of sectors including charities, care, sport, construction, manufacturing and investment trusts. He is regularly instructed in contractual disputes, professional negligence claims, defamation matters and corporate and partnership disputes. Ben frequently acts for clients in relation to debt claims, including in the preparation and service of Statutory Demands and enforcement. Ben is experienced in advising on matters involving intellectual property including trademark registrations, trademark infringement disputes, advice relating to copyright infringement and passing off claims.
Lester Aldridge LLP
Ben Kilshaw
Ben joined Hamlins in 2002 and is a Partner in the Real Estate Department heading the Construction team. He has a wide range of experience in commercial property and construction law. Ben acts for property investors, occupiers, leisure operators and receivers and advises on non-contentious construction law, acting for developers and occupiers. He negotiates on behalf of clients with consultants and contractors on building contracts and all manner of professional contracts.
Hamlins LLP
Ben Kipic
Counsel
Ashurst
Ben Knowles
Ben Knowles is a partner with more than 30 years’ experience. He provides both transactional advice in the oil and gas sector and handles disputes, particularly international arbitrations, across all sectors. Ben also advises venture capital investors, particularly in Saudi Arabia. His client base is almost entirely international, with a particular focus on Middle East clients, particularly from Saudi, Yemen, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Iraq, and Kuwait. Ben’s clients include governments, state companies including National Oil Companies, venture capital investors, and other large corporates. He has advised investor clients on numerous shareholder disputes, particularly in fintech and neo banking, and especially in relation to Saudi investments. Ben also advises on public international law including as to recognition of states and state entities. In relation to his arbitration practice, Ben has extensive experience acting in arbitrations conducted under the rules of leading institutions including the ICC, ICSID, LCIA, PCA, CIETAC, and ICDR, and regularly represents clients in matters involving allegations of fraud, expropriation, regulatory disputes, and long-term contract disputes. Outstanding professional who combines his extensive knowledge of arbitration with a flexible approach. Client
Keystone Law
Ben Larkin
Partner
Jones Day
Ben Lasserson
Partner
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Ben Law
Ben is a partner in the real estate team in London. He is experienced in acting for developers, investors, occupiers, UHNW private clients and funders across a wide range of asset classes including offices, retail, industrial and residential property. Ben frequently advises on the sale and purchase of investment properties and the acquisition and structuring of commercial, mixed-use and residential development sites. He also acts for serviced-office operators.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP