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Ed Mills-Webb
Partner
Preston Turnbull
Ed Powles
Ed is a partner and advises on a range of private client and commercial trusts work. He works with financial institutions, private clients, family offices, trustees and beneficiaries on complex UK and international trust law issues, personal taxation, and estate planning. Ed has considerable experience in complex trust law issues, including drafting bespoke family and commercial trusts for a range of clients. He also advises UK and international individuals on UK personal tax, including residence, domicile, the remittance basis, pre-arrival planning and inheritance tax. He advises charity trustees, those who transact with charities and donors on charity law and philanthropy, including the establishment, governance and taxation of charities. He also has a particular interest in the law relating to art and cultural property, and has led the firm's Art and Heritage Property team since 2019. Ed is ranked as a leading lawyer by the 2020 Chambers & Partners (High Net Worth) guide, and is also ranked by the Legal 500 directory. He is a co-editor of Trust Law Quarterly.
Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP
Ed Rea
Ed Rea is a distinguished commercial technology lawyer recognised for his extensive expertise in technology-related transactions and relationships. Specialising in major IT and Telecoms infrastructure and construction projects, as well as digital distribution and connectivity matters, Ed's profound understanding of these sectors enables him to offer invaluable advice to telecoms and technology businesses. His proficiency in handling complex transactions has earned him accolades in the Legal 500 TMT-IT/Telecoms, where he is celebrated for his adept negotiation skills and expertise in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating technology-related contracts. Ed is also a co-founder of Arbor Law.
Arbor Law
Ed Reid
Ed is a Solicitor in Commercial Property.
Lee Bolton Monier-Williams
Ed Round
Ed became a partner at Marks & Clerk in 2004. He advises clients operating in a variety of business sectors, with a focus on advanced electronic and data technologies. He has extensive experience of the complex legal issues surrounding patent protection of computer implemented inventions. The primary focus of his work is on obtaining patent protection for clients, allied with advising on other aspects of IP management such as infringement risk, patent validity, and the impact of standards essential patents. He uses his background in Communications Engineering to advise businesses on the impact of IP to digital data and mobility technologies. He has substantial experience of preparing and prosecuting patent applications directed to signal processing, channel detection and physical layer protocols, through to data level technologies such as video coding and compression, and data security, including cryptography. Ed has also advised at all stages on working with technical standards, specifically IEEE and MPEG standards. He is currently focused on helping businesses meet the challenges and opportunities presented by the industrial application of digitalisation, notably technologies relating to the Internet of Things, 5G, Blockchain and AI. Ed has been listed as an expert by Who’s Who Legal on numerous occasions, most recently in 2019.
Marks & Clerk
Ed Starling
Ed conducts a variety of contentious and non-contentious insolvency and restructuring matters, and wider business critical litigation. He acts on behalf of lenders, liquidators, administrators, LPA receivers, trustees in bankruptcy, companies, purchasers of distressed assets, creditors and other stakeholders, shareholders, members of limited liability partnerships (LLPs) and directors. He specialises in bringing and defending claims brought by office holders including transactions at an under value, voidable preferences, wrongful and fraudulent trading, and breach of duty (including allegations of fraud and international asset tracing). He also has significant experience in civil fraud, dishonesty and misrepresentation proceedings and investigations, including the use of freezing and other targeted injunctions. Business critical litigation includes shareholder disputes, minority shareholder petitions, guarantee claims, professional negligence claims (valuers, solicitors, accountants, tax advisers), earnout / deferred consideration disputes, and contract/tortious disputes. Ed also acts as an independent Supervising Solicitor overseeing search (and seizure) orders obtained in civil proceedings.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Ed Weeks
Ed has been resolving high level disputes for over 20 years. He heads the commercial dispute resolution team at Cripps and his personal focus is on the commercial litigation needs of individuals in business, whether they are directors, investors, partners or shareholders. He is an acknowledged expert on shareholders disputes and directors duties, blogging and presenting seminars on the subject. Ed has dealt with numerous high-value shareholders disputes and partnership disputes over the years, is an advocate of alternative dispute resolution wherever this is appropriate but has successfully taken many cases to trial.
Cripps
Ed Weidman
Ed specialises in drafting and negotiating commercial contracts and advising on the exploitation and protection of intellectual property rights. He also works closely with the firm’s corporate team advising on corporate arrangements for individuals and SMEs. His areas of expertise include entertainment (including music, live events, publishing, television, film and theatre), advertising (including branding, market research, sponsorship and endorsement), digital media, IT and technology. Before qualifying as a solicitor, Ed worked in the music industry as an artist manager and label manager. His clients include a number of the world’s most successful artists, bands and DJs, social media companies, celebrity chefs, photographers, artist managers, record labels and festivals. Ed is a guest lecturer at Westminster Law School, a member of the International Association of Entertainment Lawyers and speaks regularly on panels and at training events for organisations such as the MMF.
Simkins LLP
Ed Westhead
Partner
Fieldfisher
Ed Wright
Partner & Head of Sport
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Ed Youlton
Solicitor-Advocate
GT Stewart Limited
Ed Zneimer Zneimer
Ed specialises in Real Estate Finance and Secured Lending, advising a range of banks, lenders, and alternative loan providers in bridging, development, and other finance deals. Ed has previously acted for a variety of clients in both commercial and residential property deals and this experience underpins his current practice. In addition, Ed has a passion for business development and networking and is able to facilitate introductions to specialists in many sectors including finance, banking, bridging, venture capital / private equity, human resources, staffing and recruitment, people development, wealth management, accountancy and sport.
Seddons GSC LLP
Eddie Flanagan
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Eddie Jones
Eddie Jones is head of the clinical negligence department at JMW. As well as overseeing the running of the department, Eddie handles serious and high-value compensation claims arising from avoidable patient injury. This includes maximum severity cerebral palsy claims relating to birth and neonatal care errors. He has won many of these complex claims and secured a £26m care package for a boy who sustained brain damage during his birth after signs that he was in distress were not acted on and his delivery delayed. Eddie also has extensive experience of cauda equina syndrome claims and is recognised as a leading practitioner nationally. He secured one of the highest compensation settlements paid by an English hospital trust on a cauda equina syndrome claim of £9.3m. Eddie has led his practice to develop significant expertise in cauda equina claims and its average compensation settlement is significantly higher than the national average. Eddie was Partner of the Year in the 2019 Manchester Legal Awards. He is also involved with numerous charities and support services.
JMW Solicitors LLP
Eddie Powell
I use my legal skills and experience to prevent or solve problems in a variety of business areas. I can help with most commercial contracts, IP issues, GDPR compliance, e-commerce terms, consumer terms or technology contracts. I have been a lawyer for 30 years and I have spent half of my career at Fladgate. I hope I am not as crusty as that sounds. I still get a buzz out of working with clients to help them achieve their business plans or sort out an issue that may be causing them to lose sleep. I have experience and expertise across a wide range of commercial legal issues, and I deliver my advice with a healthy dose of pragmatism and ‘gut feel’. And jokes of dubious taste. Many people are surprised to learn that I started out as a disputes lawyer; I began to specialise in intellectual property issues, and from there gained experience in other areas that often go hand in hand with IP, such as commercial contracts and technology issues. Since I joined Fladgate, I have picked up considerable experience in hotel industry contracts. All of these areas are often intertwined in a business context, and I enjoy the fact that in many cases I can provide a practical way forward which ticks lots of specialist boxes.
Fladgate LLP
Eddy Steele
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Edell Asquez
Edell is a Partner in the real estate team specialising in residential and commercial development, strategic land and healthcare. Key areas of her work include: advising developers and land promoters in relation to large scale strategic land transactions involving complex site assembly issues, land promotion agreements, option agreements and collaboration and equalization agreements; acting for regional and national housebuilders, strategic land developers and care home/retirement village developers; and acting on behalf of a leading motorway service area operator in relation to the development and management of its network of UK MSAs, including Cobham MSA (M25) and Beaconsfield MSA (M40) and most recently the development of the new Leeds Skelton Lake MSA on the M1.
Shoosmiths LLP
Edmund Fetherston-Dilke
Edmund advises several major estates on the full variety of legal issues including residential, agricultural and business tenancies, rights of way, sporting rights, agri-environmental schemes, riparian issues and planning and environmental matters. He is well connected in the residential and rural property markets and regularly works with a number of buying agents acquiring countryside and London properties for clients where transactions often need to be executed to brisk timetables. Often these acquisitions will involve offshore ownership structures and complex financing issues. Edmund has been dealing in high value residential property work for more than 20 years and has substantial experience in all matters whether freehold or leasehold, listed or new build/off-plan. As part of his residential practice he regularly deals with lease extensions and enfranchisement matters for both landlord and tenant. Edmund also assists his clients with their significant refurbishment projects dealing with the associated planning and construction issues. He looks after a number of clients who have diverse commercial property interests on the granting and surrendering of leases, service charge issues and dilapidations.
Farrer & Co
Edmund Probert
Edmund works mainly in the technology and IP areas. His recent work has included work on significant outsourcing contracts, patent licensing, SaaS and distribution. His previous corporate experience means he can provide a broad spectrum of guidance to technology companies. His experience includes designing software and founding an IT industry pressure group.
Spencer West LLP
Edmund Reed
Managing Partner Over many years he has had an active role in the management of Travers Smith and the development of the firm’s business strategy as an elected member of the Travers Smith Partnership Board since 2013. He joined Travers Smith in 1994 and became a partner in 2005. Between 2000 and 2004, he was an executive at Phoenix Equity Partners, a UK private equity firm. Edmund also remains a partner in the Private Equity and Financial Sponsors group. He is widely regarded as one of the leading private equity lawyers in the UK. Edmund also acts for large corporates including Ascential and Foster + Partners.
Travers Smith LLP
Edmund Smyth
Ed has a long and successful track record representing individuals across the full range of criminal matters, focussing on white collar matters and acting for HNW or high-profile individuals facing allegations of violent or sexual offending. His white collar and fraud practice encompasses investigations, prosecutions and other litigation conducted by various agencies and includes bribery and corruption, financial crime and money laundering. He has particular expertise dealing with law enforcement applications that seek to freeze or seize assets, including Account Freezing Orders and other applications made under the Proceeds of Crime Act, and of challenging the exercise of search and seizure. He has acted in a number of the most high-profile of such cases, often with an international dimension. Ed also specialises in advising clients prior to, or at the earliest stages of, an investigation with a view to preventing further action. Where his cases engage issues beyond criminal law he engages other teams in the firm to provide a comprehensive solution. He also acts in appeals and applications to the Criminal Cases Review Commission (instructed post-conviction to identify potential challenge).
Kingsley Napley LLP
Edmund Young
Edmund is a Principal Lawyer specialising as Head of Industrial Disease for London at Slater and Gordon. He is an expert in handling all types of industrial disease claims, particularly those relating to asbestos and employers’ liability. He leads a team of Industrial disease lawyers. As such he is a frequent attendee at the asbestos sub-parliamentary committee of the House of Commons, which debates on all issues concerning asbestos led campaigns. He is also a staunch supporter of asbestos led campaigns such as Asbestos in Schools and the HSE Hidden Killer campaign. Edmund takes on challenging cases and has gone to the Court of Appeal on a number of occasions. He is very experienced in handling significant injury claims and has previously represented a number of trade unions and their members. He is renowned for his forensic approach to litigation and strives to achieve the best outcomes for his clients.
Slater and Gordon
Edward Adamson
Edward Adamson is a Partner in our Corporate & Commercial team. Edward advises businesses in a range of sectors on transactional matters such as private mergers and acquisitions and corporate reorganisations. He has particular experience in the hotel and leisure sectors and the healthcare sector, including GP practices and care homes. In addition, Edward advises a variety of charities and social enterprises and their trustees on a range of commercial and governance issues.
Lester Aldridge LLP
Edward Allan
Edward acts predominately for high net worth families and individuals on a range of acquisitions and disposals of high value residential property. He also advises both landlords and tenants in respect of statutory lease extensions in some of the most desirable parts of London. He has experience in all aspects of residential property work. He focuses in particular on the higher end of the London and country property markets and regularly assists individuals who are purchasing, selling, mortgaging or letting high value homes, investment properties or country estates. He works hand in hand with our private client and corporate teams in structuring transactions in a tax efficient manner.
Boodle Hatfield LLP