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Katie Molloy
Principal Associate
Gowling WLG
Katie Newbury
Katie is a Partner in Kingsley Napley’s Immigration team and she heads up the Private Client Immigration team within the department. She advises on all aspects of UK personal immigration with an emphasis on more complex matters. She also specialises in applications for high net worth individuals and those in the tech industry, nationality and human rights matters and claims for international protection. She has a particular interest in complicated family applications including those with international adoption and surrogacy elements, working closely with Kingsley Napley’s Family & Divorce team and contributing articles on this subject to the legal press. Katie writes and speaks regularly on UK immigration developments.
Kingsley Napley LLP
Katie O\'Callaghan
Katie advises clients on all aspects of family law, with a particular emphasis on high net worth financial remedy proceedings on divorce. A high proportion of her workload involves complex wealth structures both in the UK and abroad. She often acts for clients where the majority of the wealth is tied up in a family business which raises issues not only about the value of the company but also the ways in which funds can be extracted from it to buy out one spouse’s interest. She has a varied client base with backgrounds in private equity, sport, retail and technology. Katie has a particular interest in the preparation and negotiation of pre- and post-nuptial agreements in order to seek to protect certain assets in the event of a divorce. She works closely with the Firm’s corporate and private client teams to advise entrepreneurs, landed estate families and trustees in relation to such agreements. These may also be preceded by cohabitation agreements for unmarried partners as a means of regulating each partner’s financial contribution to their relationship. Katie has expertise in private children law matters which often involve disputes regarding the arrangements for the children upon their parents’ separation, applications by one parent to relocate a child elsewhere in the UK or abroad and financial provision for children of unmarried parents. She has particular experience in dealing with cases involving an autistic child. Katie is also a qualified mediator. Mediation works by helping people who have decided to separate, end a civil partnership or divorce or who are trying to deal with changes in family relationships to talk things through. Katie is trained to help clients focus on what really matters to them and their family and to help clients to discuss and agree the best arrangements for the future, whether that be in relation to their children, their money or the practicalities of how life will work in the future. Find out more about mediation here. Clients and Counsel commend her support throughout what can be a difficult process and her detailed knowledge of the law. She is dedicated to securing the best outcome for her clients, whether through negotiated settlements or via the court.
Boodle Hatfield LLP
Katie Parkes
Katie is a Legal Director in the Family department. She advises in all areas of private family law, including divorce and financial remedy proceedings, nuptial agreements, cohabitation issues and private children matters. She has a particular focus on resolving financial matters between divorcing/divorced couples and unmarried parents. Many of Katie’s cases involve complex financial and/or international elements and involve high net worth and ultra high net worth clients. Katie is described as “an outstanding family law solicitor with an extraordinary ability to manage the most complex of cases," "hardworking, astute, her attention to detail is exceptional and she has great judgment and instincts," "Katie’s client care skills are superb", "she is a star.” And “she has energy, enthusiasm and tenacity, coupled with keen intelligence and a complete understanding of the processes of the courts and the priorities of the judges. She also has a maturity well beyond her years.” Work Highlights include: • KV v KV (No 2) [2024] EWFC 359 (UHNW - jurisdiction trial) • KV v KV [2024] EWFC 165 (UHNW - MPS & LSPO) • Loh v Loh-Gronager [2024] EWFC 241 (UHNW -PNA) • MB v CD [2024] EWHC 751 (Fam) (HNW - LSPO/legal funding) • Collardeau-Fuchs v Fuchs: [2022] EWFC 135 (UNHW –PNA – Child Maintenance) • Collardeau-Fuchs v Fuchs [2022] EWFC 45 (UHNW – enforcement MPS) • Collardeau-Fuchs v Fuchs: MPS [2022] EWFC 6 (UHNW – MPS) • HRH Princess Haya v Ruler of Dubai (UHNW involving 18 reported judgments: Wardship/ Non-Molestation/ Immunity/ Foreign Act of State/ phone hacking/ Part III/LSPO/Lives With) • Sekhri v Ray [2014] EWCA Civ 119 (jurisdiction trial - domicile) • Chapman v Kawash [2014] EWHC 4481 (Fam) (setting aside consent orders) • Sharbatly v Shagroon [2012] EWCA Civ 1507 (UHNW - Part III non-marriage)
Payne Hicks Beach LLP
Katie Price
Katie is a Partner (employed Barrister) and Head of Service Delivery for disease and casualty claims. Katie oversees the operational side of the casualty and disease departments ensuring that Weightmans’ clients receive an exceptional service. Previously a tenant at a criminal set of chambers, she has a wide range of experience in multiple areas of law but now handles all types of occupational disease claims including dermatitis, noise induced hearing loss, work related upper limb disorders including hand/arm vibration syndrome, occupational cancers, all asbestos related illnesses and stress related issues. Katie also provides training both internally and externally. Katie takes great pride in her work which ensures she goes the extra mile to deliver a tailored and client focused approach.
Weightmans LLP
Katie Smith
Legal Director
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Katie Taken
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Katie Taylor
Kate is a member of our commercial real estate team and acts for both owners and occupiers across all aspects of acquisition, disposal and management of retail, office and industrial space. She has considerable experience in acting for investor landlords with large property portfolios in the retail and leisure sector. Always looking for ways to provide innovate solutions for clients, Kate has recently worked with a major retail client to improve and streamline our workflow with them. By having a full understanding of the particular need of the client, she was able to think creatively to deliver a legal solution that works for them.
Foot Anstey
Katie Taylor
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Katie Thackray
Partner
Irwin Mitchell
Katie Turner
Katie Turner is a partner at Howard Kennedy. She is a banking and real estate finance solicitor focussing primarily on secured lending transactions. She advises lenders on acquisition financing, refinancing and development finance. Katie acts for a range of institutional lenders, commercial lenders, challenger banks and alternative lenders on all aspects of secured lending, with a particular focus on development finance. Katie advises clients on pertinent matters from loan formation to completion, she acts as a trusted advisor to structure, explore and close loans in a pragmatic and efficient manner. Katie is an experienced adviser on complex and time sensitive matters, using straightforward communication. She focuses on the real estate aspects of secured lending transactions involving complex and high value property developments, acquisitions and refinances, with a wide array of property structures and occupational interests. Her practice includes fast paced portfolio deals, complex phased developments and high value investments, with well-established and up-and-coming lenders. Katie has a keen interest in AI, technology advancements in the property and legal sectors and is keenly involved in ESG considerations during a loan and property life cycle. Katie also sits in the internal Legaltech team at Howard Kennedy.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Katie Wall
Associate
HCR Law
Katie Wheatley
Partner and Head of Crime, Fraud and Regulatory Law. Katie is experienced in dealing with investigations and proceedings that are initiated by bodies such as the police, Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), and professional and State Regulators. Katie also has special expertise in private prosecutions. With over 25 years’ experience and unique expertise and tactical judgment, Katie has been retained in a wide variety of legal matters, involving allegations of both financial and general crime such as fraud, bribery and corruption, money laundering, complex high-profile general crime cases, sexual offences, homicide, inquests and cases with an international dimension. Katie is experienced in defending people accused of committing offences connected with their work or who are subject to allegations that are related to their private lives that may threaten their career. She acts for clients in many sectors including banking, broking, insurance, professional services, education, public sector, manufacturing, engineering, sport, charities and NGOs, healthcare, journalism, and media and entertainment. Katie also acts for and advises employees, directors, trustees and organisations in a business crime context, with experience of corporate manslaughter, gross negligence and unlawful act manslaughter, Health and Safety. Katie acts for individuals and organisations who are designated Interested Persons at Inquests. She has established a particularly strong reputation for advising journalists and media organisations, especially in investigations relating to their work, breaching of reporting restrictions and contempt, arrests, searches, production orders, protection of journalistic material, whistleblowing, the Official Secrets Act, and undercover operations. She regularly advises about the intersection of the criminal law with the work of journalists and hosted the Bindmans / UCL debate ‘State Security v Press Freedom’, which explored the implications of new anti-terror legislation on the work of journalists. She has also given talks to the National Union of Journalists explaining how The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) applies to journalists. Katie has extensive experience of representing clients with vulnerabilities, including brain injury or mental health conditions. Katie has special experience in advising in connection with allegations that relate to end-of-life decisions such as encouraging and assisting suicide, and ‘mercy killings.’ Her diverse caseload also spans acting for individuals and businesses in cases involving allegations of breaches of government regulations that can be prosecuted in the criminal courts, like those relating to property/houses of multiple occupation, fire safety, planning, and tree preservation. She is regularly asked to speak at conferences; recent topics Katie has spoken on include white-collar crime, the legal definition of dishonesty, and journalism and public interest in criminal proceedings.
Bindmans LLP
Katie Whelan
Senior Associate
Fieldfisher
Katie Woodcock
Katie is a specialist Dispute Resolution Lawyer who focuses on complex contentious trusts and probate disputes. With particular expertise in matters involving vulnerable individuals, she helps clients navigate sensitive family disputes surrounding wills, estates and trusts. Having developed a focused practice in contentious probate work, Katie acts for both claimants and defendants across all aspects of trust and estate disputes. She combines technical expertise with a naturally empathetic approach, helping clients resolve complex family property arrangements, challenges to will validity and claims under the Inheritance Act. Katie is skilled at finding practical solutions through mediation but is also a determined litigator when needed. Her experience includes: Recovering misappropriated assets Acting for the executors of a substantial estate in successfully recovering misappropriated assets from an attorney who had breached their duties, requiring detailed forensic investigation and strategic litigation Complex cohabitation settlement Securing a significant settlement for a cohabitant partner of 30 years who had been excluded from their deceased partner’s Will, involving complex relationship evidence and financial dependency claims Securing financial security for minors Representing minor children in obtaining financial provision from their deceased parent’s estate after being excluded from the Will, requiring sensitive handling of family dynamics and detailed analysis of financial needs Successful removal of estate executor Successfully removing an executor for serious breaches of trust and mishandling of estate assets, including recovery of misappropriated funds through court proceedings Awards Katie has been recognised in the Legal 500 for her expertise in contentious trusts and probate work. She recently led her team to win Best Contentious Probate Provider at The Probate Industry Awards 2024, reflecting her commitment to excellence in this specialist field.
Morr & Co LLP
Katie Yorke
Katie is a Legal Director in the corporate team, based in the London office. Katie advises national and international clients on a diverse scope of corporate matters, including mergers and acquisitions (domestic and cross-border), private equity investments and disposals, fundraisings, corporate governance, joint ventures and shareholder arrangements. Katie has particular expertise in multi-jurisdictional matters and helps manage Shoosmiths’ international relationships in the World Services Group (WSG) and the International Bar Association (IBA). Katie also has experience in acting for AIM and Main Market listed companies, nominated advisers and brokers on reverse takeovers, initial public offerings, secondary fundraisings and regulatory compliance. In 2018, Katie co-authored Thomson Reuters’ annual regulatory overview of UK Equity Capital Markets. Key recent and historic transactions include: advising FPE Capital and management on the sale of TNP to Node4 (backed by Providence Equity Partners); acting for Universally Speaking, a leading localisation and quality assurance provider in the gaming sector, on its strategic investment from Phoenix Equity Partners; advising management on the sale of global prototyping and specialised manufacturing group, Goodfellow, to Battery Ventures, with subsequent reinvestment; acting on the share sale of a UK-headquartered international innovation group, with simultaneous Dutch and US group divestments; acting for a Cayman-based entity and its shareholders on a US$160million disposal of its joint venture interests in Cyprus, Dubai, Turkey and Africa to its German co-shareholder under English law; working with the UK arm of a US-headquartered group on a US$120million acquisition of an international technology and IP group based in Australia, Asia and the UK; advising a Saudi Arabian group of companies on a new joint venture and related arrangements with its German partner under English law; and advising the selling shareholders of Indigo Planning on its sale to Canadian-listed global services firm, WSP.
Shoosmiths LLP
Katie-Jane Rees
Katie has spent just under 15 years in the City, gaining experience working on high value lending transactions, acting for UK and international syndicates of banks on a secured and unsecured basis, as well as advising corporate borrowers – whether on general financings or in restructuring situations. She has particular experience in the Nordic region, acting for a number of Nordic banks over the past decade. Katie has also built a practice advising corporate service providers on non-bank lendings, advising facility and security agents and also trustees across a range of capital markets and structured finance products. Katie has a commercial and personable approach and has been listed as a rising star by Legal Business.
Foot Anstey
Katja Wigham
Katja Wigham is a partner in the Commercial Property team at Blandy & Blandy. Katja specialises in sales and purchases of development land, commercial freehold and leasehold premises, landlord and tenant matters and secured lending.
Blandy & Blandy LLP
Katrina London
Senior associate
Irwin Mitchell
Katrina Spolander
Katrina is a principal associate and has a broad range of experience in many aspects of commercial real estate, with a particular focus on advising clients in the retail, telecommunications and care sectors. Her recent experience includes acting for: global retailers in connection with the acquisition of a number of retail outlet stores; a national telecommunications retailer in relation to its general portfolio management; a property investment company on the re-finance and retail letting of restaurants and retail units at a prime asset in Central London; the largest electrical buying group in Europe in its acquisition of the 86,000 sq ft warehouse and distribution centre in Preston.
Shoosmiths LLP
Katsiaryna Pazniak
Solicitor (Intellectual Property)
Sterling Law
Katy Ames
Katy is an established member of the professional negligence and insurance disputes team. Katy advises on a variety of complex construction-related professional negligence disputes, including claims against architects, contractors, surveyors and engineers. Generally, Katy acts in high-value, multi-party, cases and works closely with insurers, insureds and brokers to secure pragmatic results. Recently, Katy’s work has focused on claims involving a number of large, corporate approved inspectors and, in the wake of the Grenfell Tower Disaster, claims in relation to cladding and façade defects. In addition, Katy also advises insurer clients on policy coverage matters and the terms and application of professional indemnity insurance policies. Katy advises insurers on issues such as: late notification; breaches of policy conditions; the duty to provide insurers with a fair presentation of the risk on inception/renewal; and applicable exclusion clauses within the policy. Katy recently spent 14 months on secondment to an international insurer, where she was based within the London professional indemnity team.
Weightmans LLP
Katy Bearn
Associate Director
Davitt Jones Bould
Katy Berkley
Katy is a Senior Associate in our Real Estate Finance Team and acts for bridging, development and specialist lenders in relation to short term and development property funding. Katy takes a pragmatic and commercial approach to achieve her clients’ objectives within tight deadlines. Katy is also experienced in leasehold enfranchisement and all types of residential transactions including sales, purchases and refinances of leasehold and freehold properties and working with developers preparing sales packs for new build residential developments.
Seddons GSC LLP