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Emma Pope
Emma Pope is a partner in Clarke Willmott solicitors' Taunton Private Client team specialising in high value estates and inheritance tax
Clarke Willmott LLP
Emma Potter
Emma has many years of experience representing adults and children, who have had accidents, no matter how they have happened. Her particular specialism is chronic pain conditions (the physical and psychological aspects) and in particular Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). She is also interested in accidents at work and the associated health and safety issues. She is also quite happy to take over cases from other firms of solicitors. It is important to work with clients to understand what is in their best interests and what they want and need out of pursuing a personal injury claim. Out of the office, her two boys keep her busy! If she then has any spare time, she enjoys growing her own fruit and vegetables and cooking the results, for family and friends.
Moore Barlow
Emma Pratt
Associate
Elkington + Fife LLP
Emma Rees
Emma is a Defendant Clinical Negligence Specialist with over 25 years' experience of acting for NHS Resolution and NHS Trusts in the defence of NHS hospitals and staff. She specialises in high value catastrophic injury claims particularly those relating to complex birth injury; complex neurological injury and acquired brain and spinal injury in both children and adults. She is experienced in the resolution of liability and quantum issues both in the course of litigation and by mediation and ADR. This year notable cases she has managed include: a. A complex cauda equina case where breach of duty was admitted but causation was denied. There were factual disputes as to symptoms present at the time of the presentation and as to the likely treatment timelines even with the management contended for. The parties agreed to adjourn a CCMC and to proceed to early mediation where the case was resolved and where the Claimant was provided with an opportunity to raise queries as to the care received. b. An adult neurological injury claim relating to an alleged delay in diagnosis and treatment of a collapse of thoracic vertebrae which was alleged to have caused spinal cord compression. Causation was complex due to pre-existing comorbidities. The case was resolved by ADR. c. A child neurological disability claim relating to the management of their mother during labour and delivery. Full pre-action admissions were made. A collaborative approach was adopted between the parties with judgment entered and a stay agreed in order to await a more definitive prognosis.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Emma Rennison
Emma Rennison is an Associate in our Family team based in Leeds, supporting clients across the full spectrum of family law matters. She provides clear, practical advice and advocacy on divorce, civil partnership dissolution, financial disputes, children matters, cohabitation disputes, domestic abuse cases, and planning for the future through Pre and Post Nuptial Agreements, Cohabitation Agreements, Separation Agreements, and Declarations of Trust.
Flint Bishop
Emma Roake
Emma specialises in drafting, negotiating and advising on a wide range of commercial contracts, with a particular focus on the retail, fashion, logistics and tech sectors. Emma has particular expertise in advising clients on agency, distribution, franchising, e-commerce and marketplace agreements, including their termination and early-stage disputes. As co-head of our retail and supply chain group, Emma has a deep understanding of the issues affecting clients in those sectors. She has extensive experience of advising on supply chain contracts including manufacturing agreements, supply of goods and services agreements, warehousing and logistics agreements, distribution agreements (including selective distribution), agency agreements, e-commerce and marketplace arrangements and consumer terms. Emma is an expert in commercial agency matters, having advised principals and agents for over 15 years on how to manage issues arising during the lifecycle of the agency relationship, from putting in place agency agreements, to advising on performance issues, to termination and handling claims for compensation or indemnity arising under the Commercial Agents Regulations. With several years spent as a litigator before specialising in commercial contracts, Emma helps clients to maximise the value from their commercial relationships whilst also anticipating potential disputes and drafting to protect her clients’ interests on termination.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Emma Roche
Partner
Greenwoods
Emma Roche
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Emma Rush
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Emma Sangeelee
Partner
CM Murray LLP
Emma Satyamurti
Partner
Leigh Day
Emma Shepherd
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Emma Shipp
Emma is a member of the corporate and commercial team, specialising in providing practical advice on a variety of business issues. She has more than 30 years of experience advising clients on mergers, acquisitions and disposals, on solvent and distressed company re-organisations, on startup requirements including shareholder agreements and LLP deeds and on various business arrangements such as joint ventures, share option schemes and investment agreements.
Russell-Cooke LLP
Emma Skelton
Emma joined Weightmans in 2008. She qualified as a Solicitor in 2014 and she is an Associate in the Large Loss team. Emma has over 11 years' litigation experience. Emma specialises in catastrophic personal injury including claims of the utmost severity. This includes traumatic brain injury in adults and children, tetraplegic and paraplegic claims, amputation cases and fatal accident claims. She assists Will Quinn with motor, employers' liability and public liability claims involving complex liability, technical and indemnity issues.
Weightmans LLP
Emma Spiers
Partner
Fieldfisher
Emma Spiteri-Gonzi
Private Client Legal Advisor
Farani Taylor Solicitors
Emma Stockill
Solicitor
Gordons Partnership 2020 Limited
Emma Stockwell
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Emma Sutton
Associate
LK Law LLP
Emma Tante
Emma is a Solicitor and Partner at the firm predominately specialises in providing Court of Protection litigation support to leading personal injury and clinical negligence litigators including drafting of expert evidence for High Court Proceedings. Emma manages complex and high value compensation awards for individuals who have suffered complex injuries and who are based both in the UK and internationally. Emma deals both with Deputyship management and Personal Injury Trusts and has experience in dealing with both contentious and non-contentious Court of Protection work.
Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
Emma Taylor
Emma is a Partner in our insolvency practice specialising in both corporate and personal, and contentious and non-contentious matters. As a psychology graduate, Emma’s professional career began in the legal department at Muller Dairy UK. She returned to College to convert to law before going on to qualify at Eversheds in 2009. Emma is highly experienced in all forms of insolvency procedure and practice. The nature of insolvency referrals means that Emma has experience across a range of sectors including: retail, IT, education, local government, healthcare, construction, energy and agriculture. She is accustomed to acting in unusual situations and has a calming and methodical style which can help put clients at ease. Emma is regularly instructed to advise directors on their duties, on the risks of insolvency and on the appointment of insolvency practitioners through to the sale of assets and/or antecedent recovery actions. Recent instructions include advising a sub-tenant on the effect of a Part 26 Restructuring Plan and obtaining an amendment to that Plan to avoid the immediate termination of those sub-leases; advising directors on the implications of the Loan Charge and on their liabilities as a result of entry into various tax avoidance schemes; acting for a buyer of a going concern media company from administrators; and obtaining a court order to appoint the majority directors’ choice of administrators in hostile circumstances.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Emma Thompson
Emma is a reputation management lawyer who represents HNW individuals and businesses of all sizes on defamation, privacy, and data protection matters. She also has significant experience in providing advice for those engaged in contentious matters within the business, family, and sports spheres. Additionally, Emma advises individuals on a variety of privacy matters such as purchasing property and online security.
Keystone Law
Emma Tonge
Partner
gunnercooke LLP
Emma Varley
Associate, Public Law and Human Rights. Emma acts in a wide range of public law matters, including cases in the Court of Protection. Emma has a particular interest in Education Law, and frequently represents children and young people in education-related judicial review challenges of decisions by local authorities and educational institutions, as well as in civil claims for compensation; many of her cases touch upon human rights issues and discrimination. As well as being instructed by family members in disputes in the Court of Protection, Emma is also frequently instructed by the Official Solicitor to represent ‘P’. Emma’s practice encompasses all aspects of health and welfare, including complex issues relating to care, residence, contact, and deprivations of liberty. During her training contract, Emma also gained experience in the Employment & Professional Discipline and Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury teams at Bindmans LLP.
Bindmans LLP