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Hayley Steel
Hayley is an experienced transactional construction lawyer and leads Foot Anstey’s national Non-Contentious Construction team. Hayley has extensive experience delivering a diverse portfolio of construction and engineering projects across Foot Anstey’s core sectors. She specialises in working with developers and housebuilders, with a particular focus on the later living and retirement sectors, as well as delivering major infrastructure, clean energy, and nuclear projects. She provides expert guidance to a variety of clients with differing stakeholder roles and risk profiles, on projects such as large energy and infrastructure developments, international data centres, commercial and mixed-use schemes, housing, and regeneration projects. Hayley is well-versed in both bespoke and standard form construction contracts, including the JCT, NEC and FIDIC forms. Hayley also has considerable co-counsel experience, providing specialist construction support to external legal teams on a number of high value, high profile, complex asset-based transactions. Hayley trained, qualified and spent over a decade at a leading international firm, based within the City of London, working on a breadth of domestic and international projects. Hayley then spent several years at a national UK firm, where, prior to joining Foot Anstey, she led the “responsive, pragmatic, and efficient” non-contentious construction team.
Foot Anstey
Hayley Steel
Hayley is a Partner within the construction team, with a focus on non-contentious construction, development and infrastructure/energy projects. She has a breadth of experience in acting on construction and engineering projects for a range of clients, acting on behalf of owners, developers, funders, investment vehicles, government bodies, contractors and commercial end users.
Clarke Willmott LLP
Hayley Trim
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Hayley Wilson
Hayley advises clients on all aspects of commercial property, ranging from high value investment acquisitions and disposals to development, portfolio management, financing and landlord and tenant matters. Hayley joined Farrer & Co in 2020 as a Senior Associate in the Commercial Property team. She had previously trained and worked in the commercial property team of an independent Scottish firm before moving to a global law firm based in London in 2017.
Farrer & Co
Hayley Yates
Chartered Legal Executive
Hugh James
Hazar El-Chamaa
Hazar is an immigration partner, known for her pragmatic, solution-oriented approach to solving her client’s immigration problems. She advises on the full spectrum of immigration routes, on citizenship, the EU Settlement Scheme and sponsor compliance. Her role as Chair of Trustees of the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association (ILPA) means that she often liaises with senior UKVI officials raising policy and operational issues on behalf of the sector. She heads the firm’s private wealth immigration offering, working alongside colleagues to provide a full-service covering tax, family and real estate to those looking to relocate to the UK with their families. Hazar is recognised for her expertise in the education sector, built over 14 years. She advises on all aspects of compliance, risk management, and restructuring. Her clients include universities, independent schools and large private education providers. She is experienced in providing global immigration solutions to large multinational organisations from a wide range of sectors including retail, sports, entertainment and technology. Fluent in Arabic, she has contacts throughout the Middle East, in particular the UAE, and regularly visits the region. Hazar is a frequent speaker on immigration law.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Hazel Grant
Partner, Co-Head of Technology and Data
Fieldfisher
Hazel Kent
Senior Associate
Hanne & Co
Hazel Manktelow
Consultant, Solicitor
Family Law Partners
Hazel McNaught
Senior Associate Solicitor.
Simons Muirhead Burton
Hazel Power
Partner, Private Client Hazel is a solicitor in Sinclair Gibson’s Private Client Department. She advises individuals, families and trustees on a wide range of international and domestic private client matters.
Sinclair Gibson LLP
Heather Allen
Commercial Mediator Barrister (non-practising)
CEDR
Heather Caddy
Since joining Browne Jacobson in 2013 as a Senior Associate, Heather has provided specialist advice and support to both public (NHS England, NHS Acute Trusts, Mental Health Trusts, Ambulance Services, Clinical Commissioning Groups) and independent health sector organisations as well as individual healthcare practitioners. More recently, her practice interest has expanded, to include Court of Protection, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards and Mental Health Law. Very recently Heather impressed the team with the way she cut through a complex mental health matter concerning the interplay between the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the Mental Health Act 1983 and the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions relating to this area. Heather is a really versatile healthcare lawyer, which was of vital importance when she joined our then quite small team in 2013 and she continues to play her part as trusted advisor to our clients both directly and a really knowledgeable and friendly go-to for our trainees and others joining us who are new to the healthcare team and its specialist work.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Heather Chandler
Heather is an experienced pensions partner advising employers, trustees, actuaries, accountants and other legal specialists and firms on all aspects of pensions matters relating to occupational and personal pension arrangements, both contract and trust based. Her style is proactive, focusing on a thorough understanding of all the issues whilst developing pragmatic solutions to reach manageable and long term outcomes. She has a strong understanding of the issues and obligations of both employers and trustees when dealing with pension matters. Recent work undertaken by Heather includes: • advising association on investment powers and responsibilities and assisting with assessment of investment strategy; • advising clients on corporate transactions involving reorganisations on cross border sales and acquisitions; • advising an employer on its auto-enrolment duties and communicating with its members and employees effectively and in accordance with the auto-enrolment regime; • providing independent advice to employers on employment issues relating to pensions, including executive terminations and also advising on contractual issues relating to pensions and interpretation; • advising the trustees of a pension plan on the buy-out of their scheme involving contract drafting, confirmation as to benefit entitlements, advice on GMP equalisation and other data issues, member communications and trustee indemnity protections; • attending regular trustee meetings and advising on an ongoing basis on scheme management for trustees; • on not-for-profit schemes and company schemes providing advice to trustees on issues of interpretation, drafting errors and proposals put forward by sponsoring employers to make changes to the scheme and the resolution of disagreements around interpretation; • bespoke pensions training for trustees, associations. authorities and corporate clients; • drafting and negotiating documents for trustees on scheme merger relating to a multi section scheme with multiple rules; • notifiable events risk assessment, advice for employers as to whether a course of action require notification; • provision of guidance to trustees on their obligation in respect of data protection, preparing of privacy notices; • bespoke trustee secretarial service and governance advice. Heather is herself a pension scheme trustee and works closely with other advisers in that capacity to manage an occupational scheme and is also on the governance committee of a contract based scheme.. She has experience with not-for profit clients including unions, trade associations and charities and is a trustee of a mental health charity based in Milton Keynes. Heather also oversees the team’s transactional practice utilising her 20+ years of experience in managing cross border and multi-jurisdictional as well as multi firm transactions. She heads up the teams offering to other law firms who need to buy in pensions transactional and advisor experience. Heather also managed the team's data protection response and supports advice for scheme trustees, involving the specialist data protection team at Shoosmiths as necessary. Heather also works closely with the employment teams working on employee and employer pension issues on termination of contract and relating to compliance with Auto Enrolment.
Shoosmiths LLP
Heather Corben
Partner
Forsters LLP
Heather Davies
Partner.
Freeths LLP
Heather Dixon
Heather has an excellent track record delivering pragmatic advice to developers and landowners on a comprehensive range of transactions relating to the acquisition, development, letting and disposal of commercial and residential sites. She successfully works with a client’s internal and wider professional team to proactively identify key issues and find solutions to achieve the best possible outcome for her client. A source describes Heather as “exceptionally committed and diligent, she makes deals happen whilst protecting our legal interests.” Heather’s principal focus is acting for developers dealing with site assembly, conditional build agreements and forward funding in the industrial and logistics market. Heather also deals with the acquisition and disposal of residential development sites and has assisted a number of local FE Colleges with site disposals to generate substantial inward investment in learning facilities.
Geldards LLP
Heather Dobson
Heather is a partner and head of insolvency and restructuring. She also holds a non-appointment-taking insolvency licence. Heather works with insolvency practitioners, directors, individuals, lenders, landlords, trade creditors, and other stakeholders, and has experience of a broad range of corporate and personal insolvency procedures, and rescue and restructuring strategies. She also works with companies and shareholders on solvent liquidations and tax efficient exit-planning. Heather loves building strong relationships with clients; working collaboratively with them to understand what it is important to them, both commercially and personally, and helping them achieve their objectives. In Chambers & Partners she is ranked as a “Leading Individual” and in Legal 500 as a “Next Generation Lawyer”. She has been independently recognised for her technical acumen, pragmatism, ability to achieve results, and strong client and interpersonal skills. Delivering presentations and training to the insolvency profession is something she does frequently, (for example at R3 and SESCA conferences, and in-house to insolvency practitioner clients and their teams).
Moore Barlow
Heather McCann
Partner, UK and European Patent Attorney
EIP
Heather Midwinter
Heather is a Principal Associate real estate lawyer who qualified as a solicitor in 2013 and has experience in a broad range of real estate transactions advising investors, developers, landlords, tenants and banks. Sectors Heather is passionate about include residential and commercial development and energy and infrastructure projects. Her recent project experience includes advising: - landowners on an energy from waste, onshore wind and a bioenergy (anaerobic digestion) projects in East Yorkshire; - both buyers and funders in respect of forward funding development projects; - an investor by way of general real estate support on a £2 billion property investment portfolio; - a promoter in respect of both residential and commercial development projects; - a buyer on a £104,000,000 acquisition; and - a range of leading UK Banks on refinancing various high value sites both locally and nationally.
Shoosmiths LLP
Heather Mitchell
Heather leads the employment law side of the firm’s successful education sector practice. She is an Associate in the London’s employment team, having been at the firm for over eight years. Heather has extensive experience in providing strategic advice to large Multi Academy Trusts on complex staffing matters. She specialises in advice to senior teams on resolving high profile staffing matters as well as large scale restructures and representing her clients at the Employment Tribunal. She speaks regularly at national conferences including those of the Association of School and College Leaders, Freedom and Autonomy for Schools – National Association, the National Association of School Business Management, Optimus and the Academies Finance Directors ‘Super 10’ forum
Browne Jacobson LLP
Heather Summers
Partner
Excello Law
Heather Tomlinson
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Hector Witt
Senior Lawyer
Schjodt LLP