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Jeffrey Lewis
Director; head of serious crime and serious fraud departments. Former City analyst and broker. Specialises in the following areas: serious/corporate fraud; regulatory/professional disciplinary matters; tax/VAT tribunals investigations/prosecutions; asset confiscation and restraint; civil recovery; civil fraud; civil litigation; employment; serious crime. For a full list of recent cases see profile on the firms website. Miles has higher rights of audience and is a designated Serious Fraud Supervisor on VHCC matters as a member of the Peer Review Panel for the LAA.
Lewis Nedas Law Limited
Jeffrey Shine
Solicitor Advocate
Tank Jowett Solicitors
Jeffrey Smele
Senior Associate
Simons Muirhead Burton
Jeffrey Twentyman
Partner; Jeff undertakes a broad range of corporate and commercial work for both corporate and private equity clients, advising on acquisitions and disposals, joint ventures, mergers and public takeovers, flotations and equity capital markets and private equity investment. He is Head of our Private Equity group and Head of Sustainability.
Slaughter and May
Jekaterina Trubina
Senior Immigration Lawyer
Sterling Law
Jelena Korobkova
Solicitor Jelena specialises in divorce, financial settlements, the child arrangements, cohabitation separation and issues surrounding domestic violence. She also helps with other matters, such as advising about post- and pre-nuptial agreements as well as cohabitation agreements.
Irwin Mitchell
Jemima Kearney
Jemima Kearney is an Associate at Vardags, advising on all aspects of private family law. She is known for her meticulous preparation, strategic clarity, and empathetic client care. Jemima has acted in a number of high-profile and complex cases, including the widely reported Williams v Williams [2024] EWFC 275, where she played a key role in securing a series of robust court orders against a non-compliant spouse in a high-value financial remedy dispute.
Vardags
Jemini Gova
Jemini has worked as a property solicitor for the past seven years, dealing with a variety of transactions, including refinancing, company purchases, auctions, acting for lenders and acting on behalf of management companies, together with sales, remortgages and transfer of equity matters. Jemini also has a proven track record in fostering strong professional networks within the property sector, effectively connecting with clients and colleagues to facilitate successful outcomes and build enduring relationships. Keeping up to date with knowledge of conveyancing practice, risks management processes and regulations is of upmost importance to Jemini, given the work she carries out acting on behalf of clients.
Freeths LLP
Jemma Brimblecombe
Jemma is widely recognised for her skills and experience in commercial litigation. She acts for both claimants and defendants in a wide range of sectors, including financial services, legal services, accountancy, and construction. She is listed in Legal 500 where she is described as “a tough, forensic litigator with a no-nonsense approach to her cases”. Jemma has particular expertise in professional negligence claims having previously acted for professional insurers dealing with high-value and complex claims. Her defendant professional negligence background uniquely positions her to advise claimant clients, as she understands how insurers and their solicitors approach cases from a risk perspective. Jemma has a track record of achieving successful outcomes for her clients, both in and out of court. She has extensive experience in conducting litigation at all levels, as well as in arbitration and mediation.
Kingsley Napley LLP
Jemma Dally
Partner specialising in all areas of adoption, with a particular interest in international adoption with complex immigration/legal difficulties and in co-parenting, surrogacy and parental orders. Jemma Dally represented the adopters in the leading case in respect of recognition of a foreign adoption order (D v D (foreign adoption) [2008] 1 FLR 1475), also Re Z + Z (recognition of a Brazilian adoption order) [2013] EWHC 747 (Fam); Re R (recognition of Indian adoption) [2012] EWHC 2956 (Fam).
Goodman Ray
Jemma Garside
Senior Associate
Kingsley Napley LLP
Jemma Goddard
Senior Associate Jemma specialises in a broad range of domestic and offshore trust and estates litigation. Jemma has been recognised as a Rising Star in The Legal 500 for four consecutive years, which describes her as “a very engaged, knowledgeable associate, keeping everyone else on their toes – someone you want on your side”. Jemma advises on a broad range of trust related actions, including complex restructurings involving offshore parties and entities. She has experience dealing with cases involving the UK, Bahamas, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands and Hong Kong. Jemma assists with the resolution of estate related issues, including executor-beneficiary disputes, challenges to the validity of wills, claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 and cross-border succession issues. Jemma also has experience dealing with issues relating to loss of mental capacity and Court of Protection proceedings. Experience Acting in a reported case for the litigation friend of a legitimated child in relation to a proposed appointment for her benefit, in which anonymity was obtained. Acting for beneficiaries of Gibraltar trusts in relation to a proposed restructuring of their beneficial interests. Advising adult beneficiaries of high value Bermudian trusts on an application by a corporate trustee in connection with a proposed restructuring in a reported case in Bermuda. Advising the trustee of a Cayman structure in relation to claims brought against it by the Libyan Investment Authority. Assisting with 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
Stewarts Law LLP
Jemma Pugh
Jemma advises on a wide range of employment law and HR issues, acting for both companies and individuals. She is experienced in contentious matters and regularly deals with all types of claims brought in both the Employment Tribunal and the civil courts. She also regularly assists with dispute resolution within the workplace to manage issues before they become claims. Jemma provides advice on a variety of non-contentious matters, from general day-to-day workplace issues – such as sickness absence, performance management, disciplinary issues and grievances – to large-scale redundancies and restructures. Jemma often drafts employment contracts, service agreements, consultancy agreements and staff handbooks. She manages the employment aspects of corporate and property transactions and is very experienced in negotiating exit packages and settlement agreements, both from an employer and employee perspective. Jemma regularly writes for various HR publications, commenting on changes in the employment law world or providing practical guidance on how to deal with issues that may arise in the workplace.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Jemma Sherwood-Roberts
Partner
Constantine Law Limited
Jemma Slavin
Regional Director, London & South East
Stowe Family Law LLP
Jen Hankinson
Partner - Real Estate Manchester and Leeds
Weightmans LLP
Jen Morris
Partner
gunnercooke LLP
Jen Smurthwaite
Jen is national head of the firm's property litigation team. Her practice covers all aspects of property-related litigation and advice on contentious aspects of property including rent reviews, lease renewals, dilapidations, breaches of covenant, restrictive covenants and easements. She acts for a diverse range of clients, including property developers, management companies, landed estates, property investors, banks and retailers.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Jenifer Martindale
Jenifer is a partner in our Dispute Resolution Team as well as being a member of the Education Team. Jenifer acts for: businesses (from SMEs to large companies), individuals, landed estates, schools and charities. She provides her clients with expert advice and excellent client service. Jenifer believes it is important to build a strong rapport with her clients to understand their needs and objectives. Her advice and recommendations are tailored to meet those needs and objectives, highlighting the risks and cost benefit of each particular step and stage of dispute resolution. Dispute resolution Jenifer has a wide-ranging litigation practice with particular emphasis on commercial disputes but also with expertise in contested property matters. She acts for both claimants and defendants dealing with disputes from initial correspondence through to court proceedings both in the County Court and High Court. Jenifer has extensive experience of alternative dispute resolution procedures including mediation. Jenifer has particular expertise in commercial contractual disputes including breach of contract, defective products, contract termination and debt recovery (including enforcement of judgments). She also has experience of acting in disputes concerning director/shareholder issues, LLP/partnership disputes, employment post-termination restrictive covenants, professional negligence, defamation, and construction contracts (including adjudication). In addition to her commercial litigation practice, Jenifer undertakes property litigation work specialising in disputes between property co-owners, rights of way/boundary disputes and town/village green applications. Education Jenifer provides advice and clarification on the operation of the Parent School Contract and other admission documents and has expertise in the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and its applicability to the Parent School Contract. She regularly acts for schools on fees recovery matters including FILON disputes and is increasingly involved in advising on general education matters. She also has experience of dealing with parental complaints (often linked to fees debts). Jenifer regularly contributes to school publications with a particular focus on maximising fees recovery and avoiding bad debts.
Wilsons
Jeniz White
Jeniz is an Associate based in our London office.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Jenna Ansell
Senior Associate
Isadore Goldman
Jenna Harris
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Jenna McKinney
Immigration director, Jenna McKinney, has extensive experience specialising in all aspects of immigration, European Economic Area (EEA) law, asylum, and human rights. She leads a team that specialises in representing detainees with their immigration and public law matters; specifically, appeals, asylum, general immigration, challenges against removal or deportation and unlawful detention judicial review claimant work in the High Court. She also represents in civil claims in the county courts and the Queen’s Bench Division. Jenna attends attend prisons and immigration detention/removal centres throughout England and Wales and regularly assists clients with applying for bail, release and those facing deportation. She has considerable expertise in unlawful detention judicial review claimant matters and has a significant practice in unlawful immigration detention cases with high net claims for damages and challenging immigration removal cases; in particular, Dublin II third country removal cases. Jenna conducts her own advocacy, representing clients at hearings before the First-tier and Upper Tribunal of the Immigration Asylum Chamber. She is a legal aid specialist, representing vulnerable clients, including: minors; vulnerable women who have been raped; those with mental health issues, and those with medical issues including people living with HIV. She has also been involved in numerous complex cases that settled out of court including MO v SSHD in which MO was one of the claimants in the test litigation of Medical Justice V SSHD, Equality and Human Rights Commission intervening [2017] EWHC 2461 (Admin) which held that the Home Office had applied an incorrect definition of torture to immigration detainees and challenged the Adults at Risk Home Office statutory guidance for immigration detainees. Jenna regularly provides training on challenging immigration detention. She has previously assisted the charity Detention Action in their litigation challenging the Detained Fast Track by providing expert witness evidence and case studies on behalf of Duncan Lewis Solicitors. This evidence was extensively referred to by the Court in the judgement declaring the Detained Fast Track Process unlawful in 2014.
Duncan Lewis Solicitors
Jenna Poulton
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP