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Gemma Tombs
Gemma is a Legal Director in the Criminal Litigation team and brings a wealth of experience to the role, having advised clients facing investigation and prosecution for many years. Gemma was previously a partner at Corker Binning and has been ranked as a leading individual in Crime by Chambers & Partner and been recommended by The Legal 500 in Fraud: White Collar Crime. Gemma’s practice spans general criminal defence, white collar and financial crime, money laundering and sanctions and she has acted in many high-profile and complex cases, including those related to sexual misconduct in the workplace. White Collar and Financial Crime Gemma has been involved in many high-profile investigations and prosecutions brought by the SFO, the CPS, the FCA and HMRC for offences including tax fraud, cheating the public revenue, insider dealing and bribery and corruption. Proceeds of Crime and Money Laundering Gemma frequently advises on the UK’s anti-money laundering regime and the impact of the Proceeds of Crime Act and the Money Laundering Regulations 2017. She has worked with many organisations and businesses on their regulatory obligations including those in the education sector, the art world and the gambling industry. Sanctions Advice Gemma has particular expertise in sanctions-related matters and advises on the impact of sanctions not only on designated persons but also the individuals and businesses they are linked to. Gemma’s work in this area includes advising on the risk of sanction breaches, reporting obligations and obtaining specific licences from OFSI.
Kingsley Napley LLP
Gemma Tracey
Gemma Tracey is a Partner in the Employment team; Gemma specialises in UK immigration law. Gemma advises clients on a wide range of UK immigration law issues; she helps UK and multi-national organisations with sponsoring workers, and often provides advice – and undertakes mock audits – to ensure that sponsor licence holders are abiding by the extensive sponsorship compliance issues imposed upon them. Gemma also provides advice in relation to right to work policies, and helps employees and private individuals with their immigration applications for permission to enter or remain in the UK.
JMW Solicitors LLP
Gemma Tyson
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Gemma Whittaker
Partner
Gowling WLG
Gemma Woodhead
Partner
Lewis Silkin
Gemma Woodhead
I am a Partner in the Employment team. I joined Lewis Silkin after having spent 12 years working in-house for Warner Bros. and, since being at Lewis Silkin, have undertaken a secondment with Epic Games. I pride myself on forming strong relationships with my clients and working with them as a business partner. Having worked extensively in-house, I understand the importance of being able to balance legal risk with a business' goals, and I work closely with my clients to provide clear and practical commercial and strategic advice. I'm a believer in dealing with issues at an early stage before they escalate and I'm always happy to talk through an issue with a client however small it may seem. I advise on the full range of employment law issues and have considerable international experience. I have worked across various sectors but, particularly, have extensive experience in Games and Media. My expertise includes advising on large-scale, cross-border international projects such as restructures, navigating complex disciplinary and grievances issues, managing dismissals, including sensitive senior exits, and conducting and managing workplace investigations.
Lewis Silkin
Gemma Woodhouse
Partner specialising in employment law both contentious and non-contentious with a keen interest in all aspects of discrimination law. Since qualification, Gemma has been involved with a significant Court of Appeal decision and a number of Tribunal hearings and appeals to the Employment Appeal Tribunals. She also regularly provides corporate support in relation to business transfers and reorganisations and day to day HR advisory support for commercial clients. Gemma has also provided guidance to clients on the implications of TUPE and the terms of commercial outsourcing arrangements. Gemma advises a number of independent schools and academies in relation to their employment law issues and was key in starting the 'Independent Schools HR Forums' operated by the firm. She presents seminars internally and externally on a broad range of employment issues and also contributes articles to both external publications and the firm’s regular employment update. She is described by clients as having “a good tactical approach to dealing with HR issues”, being “very swift with her advice” and an adviser who “ acts in the client’s best interests”.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Gene Matthews
Partner
Leigh Day
Genevieve Amoaful
Legal Associate
Wildcat Law
Genevieve Isherwood
Genevieve Isherwood defends medical malpractice and product liability claims for clients, including those which involve medical products. Genevieve has wide-ranging experience acting for insurers and insureds on medical negligence and life sciences claims. She has experience in both significant, high-value, high-profile insurance litigation and in smaller value claims. This has included claims involving clinical trials, medical products, addiction and vaccination issues. Alongside litigation, Genevieve handles healthcare regulatory matters, including professional conduct proceedings and inquests. Genevieve also provides discrete advice to clients in the life sciences arena, including on the setting up and provision of a telemedicine service. She gained valuable understanding of the insurance market working in-house in the claims handling department of a Lloyd's approved Managing General Agency providing underwriting solutions to the health industry. Prior to entering the legal profession Genevieve worked part-time as a healthcare assistant in a mental health hospital, so she has a unique insight into the challenges faced by medical and life sciences insureds.
RPC
Genevieve Millington-Morrall
Genevieve is a private wealth lawyer who specialises in advising high net worth individuals and families in relation to their tax, trust and succession planning. Genevieve worked in Switzerland for a number of years and the majority of her work has an international element. She has particular expertise in tax planning for internationally mobile clients with complex and varied wealth holding structures. Genevieve also works with trustees advising them on the establishment and management of trusts and other asset holding structures. Genevieve achieved distinction in STEP’s Advanced Certificate in UK Tax for International Clients. In 2022 she was included amongst ePrivateClient’s “Top 35 under 35” professional advisers in the private wealth industry.
Wiggin Osborne Fullerlove
Genevieve Poirier
Partner
LALIVE
Genevieve Quierin
Genevieve is a Partner in the Finance & Banking Disputes Group of the Dispute Resolution department. She has a broad practice with a focus on complex commercial litigation, regulatory investigations, professional negligence claims and competition litigation. She has significant experience advising both claimants and defendants. Genevieve is regularly instructed to provide pre-action strategic and tactical advice to clients, often leading to the early resolution of disputes. She has acted for investment banks, private equity funds, and companies in the finance and retail sectors, as well as individuals at confidential interviews in connection with regulatory investigations and at depositions in connection with US litigation. Genevieve recently acted for Tesco and WH Smith in the high profile interchange fee litigation against MasterCard and Visa, assisting Tesco in successfully settling its claims against both card schemes and WH Smith in reaching a settlement with MasterCard. In addition, she has represented clients in numerous mediations and is a Solicitor-Advocate with rights to appear in all Higher Courts (Civil) of England and Wales. She is a regular speaker at conferences including the CDR Autumn Litigation Symposium 2016 and the CDR Spring Competition Litigation Symposium at which she chaired panel discussions.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Genna Morgan
Genna advises clients on a range of commercial, IP and data protection issues. She advises a range of clients including privately owned companies, educational institutions, charities and not-for-profits. Her experience includes advising on matters relating to the management, protection and commercialisation of IP rights, a range of commercial contracts and data protection issues.
Farrer & Co
Geoff Dragon
Partner
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Geoff Hazlewood
Partner
Ashtons Legal
Geoff Hussey
Geoff is a Partner and Solicitor specialising in IP litigation and commercial IP heading up Venner Shipley's Litigation and Licensing team. His experience includes acting for a wide range of clients across many sectors including life sciences, electronics, telecoms, chemicals, aviation and financial services. Geoff’s cases often involve complex issues and forging new legal precedents, as well as the coordination of parallel proceedings across jurisdictions in Europe and the US. The vast majority of his successes are settled out of Court, recently including a number of enforcement matters for a well-known commercial website in regards to a complaint regarding a competitors’ ambiguous use of search engine optimisation. Geoff also advises on non-contentious intellectual property matters including setting up and implementing IP licensing and ownership structures, IP due diligence, IP audits and brand management. He has managed trade mark matters for long-term clients ranging from FTSE 100 companies (including their litigation, portfolio management, occasional due diligence and corporate restructures) to SMEs looking to set up and maintain robust IP strategies. Geoff has also worked on a pro bono basis in several ‘David and Goliath-type situations’, with great success.
Venner Shipley LLP
Geoff Kertesz
Partner in Trust and Probate department Geoff specialises in resolving troublesome issues relating to trusts and estates, whether domestic or international. Geoff is dual-qualified in England and Wales, and California. He was a litigator in San Francisco before cross-qualifying and relocating to London. Geoff’s experience consists entirely of dealing with complex litigation relating to trusts and estates, often with an offshore element. He has experience with cases involving the UK, US, Channel Islands, Cayman Islands, BVI and Hong Kong, among other jurisdictions. Geoff is equally at ease dealing with purely domestic matters. Unusually for a litigator, Geoff acts as a trustee, which gives him a first-hand view of the issues facing trusts and trustees. Geoff’s experience includes: Acted for the successful party in Grand View v Wong, where the Privy Council gave helpful guidance regarding the proper exercise of trustees’ powers Representing one of the parties in what is considered to be the largest (by value) claim in Bermudian legal history which went to trial for 19 weeks during 2021 Acting for the successful beneficiaries in AB v CD, an unusual case where trustees surrendered their discretion to an English court Defending a proprietary estoppel claim relating to one of a handful of privately-owned villages in England In the Cayman Islands, defending trustees against claims of breach of trust through material non-disclosure and successfully arguing that a beneficiary had forfeited her interest in the trust Acting for the minors and unborn children in Inheritance Act proceedings, involving a successful application for non-party disclosure in the Family Division: AB v B & Ano
Stewarts Law LLP
Geoff Perry
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Geoff Street
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Geoffrey Castello
Supervising Solicitor
GT Stewart Limited
Geoffrey Goldkorn
Geoffrey is a civil litigation specialist with Higher Rights since 1994. He obtained an MA at Cambridge University where he studied philosophy and law and was an Exhibitioner. He sat as a deputy District Judge for 10 years. He has all the attributes of a good litigator: a quick analytical mind, an ability to assimilate complex and voluminous factual detail, the capacity for meticulous preparation, an eye for the hidden point. He is very experienced. He counts success not only on winning cases but limiting the loss and exposure of defendants. He has appeared on television on legal issues.
Stokoe Partnership Solicitors
Geoffrey Mead
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Geoffrey Simpson-Scott
Geoffrey Simpson-Scott is a Partner in the Medical Negligence team at Hodge Jones & Allen. His practice comprises of a fascinating panoply of clinical negligence cases and includes catastrophic obstetric injuries; spinal injury cases arising from surgical error; the effects of delays in diagnosing cancer; and head and brain injuries arising from clinical mistakes. Geoffrey has a proven track record of assisting clients with litigating technically challenging cases. In PJS & Another v Essex University Partnership NHS Foundation Trust very significant compensation was recovered on behalf of clients who were severely injured as a result of the Defendant’s negligent failure to assess the risk posed by a mental health patient under its care. The risk posed sadly arose when Geoffrey’s clients were assaulted sustaining life-changing injuries. There remains no legal precedent imposing liability in such cases and recovering much-needed compensation for injured clients remains at the cutting edge of legal practice. Geoffrey is passionately in favour of promoting legal education for lawyers in this field. He is the author of A Practical Approach to Clinical Negligence which is now in its 3rd edition (2023) and co-authors A Practical Approach to Fixed Costs in Clinical Negligence Cases (2024). He also co-presents a series of legal webinars available online. Geoffrey joined Hodge Jones & Allen in 2023, joining from a national firm where he was Head of Clinical Negligence. He has also assisted a legal tech start up in integrating clinical negligence best practice into its business model.
Hodge Jones & Allen