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Jeremy Abraham
Jeremy Abraham is a Partner in the Court of Protection team at Lester Aldridge.
Lester Aldridge LLP
Jeremy Bell
Head of the Private Equity Funds practice at Burges Salmon LLP. We focus on the structuring, formation and winding up of alternative asset funds, including carried interest arrangements and establishing manager vehicles. Clients include Braavos Capital, DeaconCapital, Hamilton Hotel Investors, Nippon Life, Praesidium, True Altitude and Wales Pension Partnerhip. We also advise a number of pension funds on their substantial investments into private equity, debt or real estate funds.
Burges Salmon LLP
Jeremy Biggs
Partner
Schjodt LLP
Jeremy Blum
Jeremy is an IP specialist and has advised on many contentious matters. He has a particular focus on trade marks, design and copyright as well as confidential information. He has advised on a number of high profile disputes before the High Court, Court of Appeal, Court of Justice, EUIPO and General Court. He has even led the advocacy before the Court of Justice. Jeremy has acted in some of the leading cases that have developed intellectual property law such as: L’Oreal v eBay which concerned the liability of online e-commerce platforms and was the first case to consider injunctions against non-infringing intermediaries Cadbury v Nestle which concerned the registrability of the shape of a four fingered KitKat chocolate bar Glaxo v Sandoz concerning the colour and shape of an asthma inhaler for passing off Jeremy also has extensive registered design, unregistered design and copyright litigation experience for a diverse range of products ranging from luxury jewellery and fashion, plastic containers, artworks, pharmaceutical products and consumer goods. Jeremy is a specialist in advising on strategies to combat IP infringement in the digital world and has advised on a number of cases regarding online infringement. As a consequence, Jeremy also has a particular interest in cross border injunctions and jurisdiction for ~EU trade marks and designs as well as copyright. As part of his breach of confidential information practice, Jeremy has considerable experience in arbitration. Jeremy specialises in arbitration involving technical subject matter and his cases have ranged from chemical compounds used in deodorants to chemical processes. Many of his arbitration cases involve substantial damages claims
Bristows LLP
Jeremy Clarke-Williams
Jeremy is head of the reputation management team specialising in defamation, privacy, data protection, confidentiality and harassment. Acted for PC Toby Rowland in his successful libel action against Andrew Mitchell MP (the ‘Plebgate’ case); for Peter Cruddas, CEO of CMC Markets and former Treasurer of the Conservative Party in his successful libel action against the Sunday Times and two of its journalists; for Carmarthenshire County Council in its successful defence of a libel action brought by Jacqueline Thompson and in the successful counterclaim for libel damages by its Chief Executive, Mark James; and for Robert Murat in successful libel claims against the Sun on Sunday, Daily Mail, Express and Daily Star. Has advised the Police Federation, the NASUWT and the League Managers’ Association and their members on defamation and privacy matters for many years. Publications of note: ‘A Practical Guide to Libel and Slander’ (with Lorna Skinner) (2003 – Butterworths/Lexis Nexis); defamation contributor to ‘Civil Court Service’ (published annually by Lexis Nexis)
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Jeremy Cunningham
Jeremy is a leading partner within the corporate department. He is seasoned corporate M&A and private equity partner with a particular focus and reputation in the business services, tech & media, financial services and consumer brands & retail sectors. On the sell-side, working alongside market leading corporate finance advisers, Jeremy advises founders and management teams from start to finish of the sale process mainly in the business services and tech sectors, including on any shareholder and equity roll-over arrangements. Jeremy has particular expertise in structuring auction deals with W&I insurance having established the W&I practice at RPC. Jeremy regularly trains corporate finance advisers on this topic. On the buy-side, Jeremy typically acts for major corporates, financial investors (both VC and private equity), family offices, insurance companies and financial institutions on all their acquisition requirements, across the business services, tech & media and consumer brands & retail sectors.
RPC
Jeremy Curtis
Private Client Partner
Edwin Coe LLP
Jeremy Davis
Jeremy is a corporate lawyer and an expert in mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, private equity and joint ventures. He has considerable experience in cross-border mergers and acquisitions involving both US clients investing into the UK and Europe and multinationals expanding their businesses across Europe. Jeremy is a trusted adviser to clients from a wide variety of industries such as manufacturing, packaging, information technology, metals, oil field services, and recruitment. He advises clients ranging in size from start-ups to Fortune 500 corporations.
Keystone Law
Jeremy Dickerson
Partner in dispute resolution department and head of the firm's IP group. Main clients include Victoria's Secret, Harrods, Virgin, Starbucks, BBC and Discovery Channel. Guest lecturer in passing off on the Oxford University IP Diploma.
Burges Salmon LLP
Jeremy Galman
Jeremy is a Senior Associate Solicitor at the firm and deals with all aspects of commercial and residential property transactions, landlord and tenant matters, lease renewals and collective enfranchisement acting for both private individuals and companies. Having previously worked for nine years in a niche private client property practice in South London he has extensive knowledge and understanding of how property developers operate, and is aware of the commercial pressures placed on them. Jeremy frequently works with developers on matters involving the acquisition of land for residential development and subsequent plot sales. Jeremy also advises on landlord and tenant legislation with a particular emphasis on lease renewals for office, retail and industrial premises and the disposal of businesses. He also acts and provides advice for lenders and borrowers on high value refinancing and bridging, offering a responsive and approachable service. Recent matters include; Advising a well known property developer on its various lettings of high value commercial property in South London. Advising owners of high-value London leasehold properties on enfranchisement and lease extension rights. Acting on the refinancing of a development site to allow for the construction of residential units. Advising on sale and purchase transactions for high net worth clients to extremely short deadlines.
Lewis Nedas Law Limited
Jeremy Gawade
Jeremy is a partner at Lee & Thompson with over 25 years’ experience in the film and television sectors. Jeremy worked in industry, firstly as a partner in an international film and television distribution company and then as a consultant for various film and production companies, before bringing his diverse film and television experience to Lee & Thompson in 1990 when he founded the firm’s film and television Groups. Jeremy has particular expertise in putting together finance, distribution and production/co-production deals for film and television projects. Increasingly, he acts for talent based production companies allowing actors, writers and directors a greater degree of ownership and control over their work He is also uniquely qualified to help clients finance, produce and exploit concert and event specials and other music based film and television programming.
Lee & Thompson LLP
Jeremy Glover
Partner
Jurit LLP
Jeremy Goodwin
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Jeremy Gordon
Jeremy advises clients both private and corporate on a wide range of problems that reflect the broad-based nature of the firm’s disputes practice. In addition to having advised on a wide range of commercial disputes, Jeremy has been particularly involved in trusts and estates disputes in recent years, acting for both trustees and beneficiaries. Jeremy frequently advises on matters involving mental capacity issues, working to protect vulnerable people who may be affected by mental illness, addiction or dementia. He has handled claims in various jurisdictions and has extensive experience of representing clients and resolving their claims in arbitration and mediation as well as in High Court litigation.
Farrer & Co
Jeremy Harris
Partner. Main area of work is property litigation, mostly for commercial landlords but also includes all aspects of commercial and residential property litigation including dilapidation claims, 1954 Act renewals, enfranchisement, service charge disputes, possession proceedings, party wall disputes etc. Clients include William Pears Group, Safeland Plc, Create Reit Ltd, Cromwood Housing and a number of private commercial landlords and high net worth individuals. Other areas of work include general commercial litigation, insolvency, construction, planning, and professional negligence matters.
Solomon Taylor & Shaw LLP
Jeremy Hershkorn
Partner A highly experienced lawyer and negotiator dealing in all types of commercial litigation and dispute resolution, including: general commercial and contractual disputes; company/partnership and property disputes; international trade and commission disputes; corporate and personal insolvency; debt recovery; arbitrations and mediations. Deals with matters in the High Court and County Court, Companies Court and Bankruptcy Court, and in Tribunals Arbitrations and Mediations.
Magrath Sheldrick LLP
Jeremy Hertzog
Jeremy is the Chair of Mishcon de Reya's Intellectual Property Department. He is a very experienced litigator who specialises in protecting and enforcing IP rights across all IP disciplines including patents, confidential information and trade secrets. He represents clients in a broad range of industries but with a particular emphasis when it comes to patent matters on the pharmaceutical, technology and automotive sectors. Jeremy has extensive experience of both obtaining and defending injunctions. This extends to without notice search, freezing and disclosure orders. He also regularly advises on and represents his clients in complex contractual and licence disputes, often with a multi-jurisdictional element. In addition, Jeremy has been involved in numerous ad hoc arbitrations, subject to a variety of governing substantive and procedural laws, including arbitrations governed by the LCIA, ICC, UNCITRAL, CIArb and ICSID Rules. Chambers and Partners calls him a "great strategic thinker". He is a member of the International Trademark Association (INTA) and the Anti-Counterfeiting Group (ACG). Having joined the Firm in 1996, he has been a Partner since 2003.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Jeremy Irving
Jeremy heads Browne Jacobson’s financial services and insurance regulatory practice, part of the firm’s broader offering to clients in the Financial Services and Insurance markets. Jeremy’s practice covers both prudential (capital) and conduct regulation for risk-carriers (including banks, insurers and reinsurers) and intermediaries (including brokers, investment advisers and managing general agents). His practice is primarily focused on strategic advice for clients’ boards as well as their compliance, legal and risk functions. Central to this practice is advice on the growing regulatory requirements as to environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) sustainability and responsibility. A principal area of advice is the regulatory risk management of strategic projects – both in terms of value protection (eg dispute resolution involving competitors, or former counterparties or employees), and growth / value enhancement (eg corporate deals and commercial ventures). The advice involves the effective handling of regulators’ actual or prospective responses to the aims, methodologies and outcomes of such projects, and especially the handling of internal inquiries and investigations, and resultant regulatory notifications. Jeremy frequently advises on issues arising from firm authorisations, changes in control, challenges to capital adequacy (in terms of capital requirements, allocation, typology and values), cross-border business, appointed representative and other delegation / distribution arrangements, and senior manager approvals. Products and sectors on which Jeremy advises include consumer credit, derivatives, funds, general and life insurance (in particular on the UK implementation of ‘Solvency 2’ and the ‘Insurance Distribution Directive’), payment services and electronic money.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Jeremy Isaacson
Jeremy qualified as a solicitor into the Intellectual Property & Commercial team in September 2013 and assists in a variety of contentious and non-contentious intellectual property and commercial matters for individual, institutional and corporate clients. He has a wide practice advising on general commercial contracts and assists in the registration and protection of IP rights as well as data protection and FOI matters. He advises clients on their relationships with customers and suppliers, and in particular on ensuring compliance with consumer protection legislation. Jeremy has developed a particular focus on working for universities and IP-rich institutional clients, advising on collaborative activity, QAA compliance, student matters and education policy in general. He has gained experience of advising on a number of different research funding models, and the accompanying IP arrangements.
Farrer & Co
Jeremy Ladyman
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Jeremy Levison
Over 30 years’ experience in dealing with high-net-worth complex financial settlements. Contact with family lawyers worldwide assists in the successful resolution of a significant proportion of his cases that have an international dimension. Trained collaborative lawyer. Recent reported cases include: G v G [2012] EWHC 167; Miller v Miller; McFarlane v McFarlane [2006] UKHL; Re S (unmarried parents: financial provision) [2006] EWCA Civ 479.
Levison Meltzer Pigott
Jeremy Millington
Partner
Gowling WLG
Jeremy Moncrieff
Jeremy advises on a broad range of tax and structuring matters with a particular focus on public and private M&A transactions and related reorganisations. Jeremy has extensive experience advising companies, partnerships and individuals on the tax aspects of domestic and cross-border M&A transactions. Jeremy’s specialisms include advising on complex M&A, including M&A in the financial services sector and M&A involving LLPs and partnerships. Alongside his M&A work, Jeremy advises on IPOs, corporate reorganisations and restructurings. He also advises corporate groups (including REITs) on their corporate tax planning. Jeremy is a member of the international tax sub-committee of the Law Society of England & Wales and contributes to consultations with HM Revenue & Customs and HM Treasury on developments in tax legislation.
Macfarlanes LLP
Jeremy Moore
Partner
Walker Morris LLP