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Lawrence Engel
Lawrence is a partner at Lee & Thompson and heads the firm’s highly regarded Music Group. He started his career in 1994 and joined Lee & Thompson in 2009 having previously co-founded and run his own niche music law firm. Lawrence has experience across all aspects of the music industry and represents an extensive list of recording artists, songwriters, producers, DJs, managers and music industry executives. Clients commend his straight forward, practical approach, commenting that he “knows the business well, is very pragmatic and is good at cutting through the issues and getting the job done.” The Music Group’s client base currently includes some of the industry’s most successful and well known international acts. In 2020 Lawrence was included in Billboard's prestigious international Top Music Lawyers list.
Lee & Thompson LLP
Lawrence Kershen KC
Lawrence is recognised as one of the UK’s most experienced mediators and was ranked by Who’s Who Legal in 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019 as one of the world’s leading commercial mediators. He has been a CEDR accredited mediator for nearly 20 years, and now works exclusively in mediation and training mediation skills. Lawrence practised as a barrister for more than 30 years in a broad range of civil, commercial and complex criminal cases, and sat as a Recorder of the Crown Court; his understanding of civil and commercial litigation is second to none. He blends experience of many years mediating, familiarity with litigation, and the practical application of communication skills. Lawrence’s mediation experience includes commercial contracts, banking and financial services, construction, defamation, engineering, inheritance, insurance, intellectual property, manufacturing, media, partnership, police, professional negligence, property, shareholdings and voluntary organisations. He is also an experienced workplace and employment mediator. Lawrence has experience in cross-cultural mediations, e.g. working with parties from Denmark/Norway (oil industry); Italy/India (manufacturing); US/ Denmark (pharmaceuticals); Israel/Ireland (charity); Switzerland/Iran (property). He has developed and run training courses in mediation and negotiation in the UK and abroad for a number of years, most recently for judges in Egypt and Morocco. He aims to adapt the mediation process to the specific needs of the parties, drawing on his experience as a trainer in communication skills such as NLP and Non-violent Communication. Given the effectiveness of dialogue in resolving conflict and making better relations, Lawrence qualified as a restorative facilitator. He has been actively involved in the development of Restorative Justice in the UK, both in the criminal field and in schools and organisations. From 2003-12 Lawrence was a Board member and latterly Chair of the Restorative Justice Council, and is trained as a restorative facilitator. He has also acted as observer for Amnesty International in trials in the Gambia, Israel and Grenada, and in 1991 mediated between the Government of Grenada and 14 death row prisoners. To support the international work of Search for Common Ground in conflict transformation and peace-building he helped establish Search for Common Ground in the UK in 2007. He was its Chair until 2012 and remains a Board member. In 2007 he was honoured to be appointed Chief Pa Kumrabai of Yoni Bana Chiefdom in Sierra Leone. He is a certified trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and is also accredited as a trainer of Nonviolent Communication, the work of Dr Marshall Rosenberg. Lawrence speaks French and conversational Italian.
IPOS Mediation
Lawrence Northmore-Ball
Lawrence is a Senior Associate at Carter-Ruck. He acts for both claimants and defendants across Carter-Ruck’s core practice areas, international law, media and commercial disputes. He advises domestic and international clients on international commercial arbitration, investment arbitration and litigation before the courts of England and a variety of other jurisdictions. His practice focuses on international litigation and arbitration matters, including ICSID, LCIA, ICC, UNCITRAL and other investment-treaty and commercial arbitration. Lawrence also has experience of managing overseas litigation on behalf of clients. Lawrence also has considerable experience advising clients on issues with an international law dimension, including complaints under the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and advising on television broadcast licensing and regulatory arrangements in the EU and EEA post-Brexit. As a Russian speaker, Lawrence frequently advises on matters with a Russia/CIS dimension. Lawrence has advised on commercial litigation cases in the English Courts and has considerable experience of advising on media and defamation matters.
Carter-Ruck
Lawrence Renny
Lawrence is a senior associate in the Corporate Practice Group based in our London and Thames Valley office. Lawrence focusses on private equity and M&A transactions advising private equity houses, corporate entities and management teams. Recent transactions include advising: LDC and management on the sale of CIPHR to ECI LDC on its investment into Foundation SP Five Arrows Growth Capital on its investment into Biophorum RLDatix (and its sponsors Five Arrows Principal Investments and TA Associates) on its acquisition of Allocate Software from Hg Capital and Vista Partners Mobeus Equity Partners and management on the sale of Blaze Signs to Elaghmore LLP The management team of Talking Talent on the investment by Bridges Fund Management The founders and management team of Churchill Contract Services on the minority investment by ESO Capital FPE Capital LLP and the management team on the sale of Nav 365 People to Node 4 supported by Providence Equity Partners and subsequent reinvestment by management into Node 4
Shoosmiths LLP
Lawrence Simanowitz
Lawrence is a Partner in the Charity and Social Enterprise team at Bates Wells, specialising in advising UK and international charities, and arts and media organisations, not-for-profits and social enterprises. This involves advice on their establishment, regulation (including regulatory investigations), campaigning, governance, mergers and incorporations, fundraising and financing and commercial agreements. Examples of his work include advising RSPCA on its governance and reorganisation of 160 branches; advising several major UK clients on their funding agreements with public authorities and corporate partners; and helping to establish the Elders Foundation as a UK charity and advising on its international structure and key strategic and legal issues. Lawrence also acts as an external counsel to several of the largest US not for profit organisations. Additional areas of expertise include data protection and information law, intellectual property and IT – advising clients on its rebranding, licensing and assigning copyright and trade mark rights (including a recent rebrand of a major international aid and development charity and advising leading national disability charity on dispute over the ownership of its database).
Bates Wells
Lawson Iley
Lawson is an experienced corporate lawyer advising on a range of corporate matters including domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, governance, corporate finance, reorganisations and restructurings. He has considerable multi-jurisdictional experience, including six years living and working in Russia, as well as significant periods working in Germany, Denmark and Jersey. Lawson advises a range of clients from early-stage businesses to listed and state-owned companies, as well as high-net-worth individuals and private equity funds, across a number of sectors including technology, digital media, telecoms, fintech, healthcare and energy.
Keystone Law
Leah Cairney
Leah is a commercially minded lawyer with great people skills who joined the corporate team at Shoosmiths’ Manchester office in July 2019 from the London office of international law firm Bird & Bird. Leah has over 12 years’ experience of advising on corporate finance and mergers & acquisitions, with a particular focus on high value cross-border transactions, primarily within the technology sector. Recent transaction experience includes acting for: Berkeley De Veer on is investment from Elliot Advisers and acquisition of Avant Homes; Jensten Group in its acquisition of Tasker Insurance Group; Octopus Investments on its acquisition of Hatch Financial Planning; A UK based leader in the Edutainment sector on a complex cross-border acquisition; Matillion in respect of its recent venture debt financing; Harbr Group Limited in its $38m Series A venture capital financing; Leah also has strong experience in drafting highly complex and bespoke joint venture agreements and has been developing her special expertise in respect of real estate development transactions.
Shoosmiths LLP
Leah Cariney
Leah is a commercially minded lawyer with great people skills who joined the corporate team at Shoosmiths’ Manchester office in July 2019 from the London office of international law firm Bird & Bird. Leah has over 12 years’ experience of advising on corporate finance and mergers & acquisitions, with a particular focus on high value cross-border transactions, primarily within the technology sector. Recent transaction experience includes acting for: Berkeley De Veer on is investment from Elliot Advisers and acquisition of Avant Homes; Jensten Group in its acquisition of Tasker Insurance Group; Octopus Investments on its acquisition of Hatch Financial Planning; A UK based leader in the Edutainment sector on a complex cross-border acquisition; Matillion in respect of its recent venture debt financing; Harbr Group Limited in its $38m Series A venture capital financing; Leah also has strong experience in drafting highly complex and bespoke joint venture agreements and has been developing her special expertise in respect of real estate development transactions.
Shoosmiths LLP
Leah Connolly
Solicitor
Sonn Macmillan Walker
Leah Freeman
Leah is a Partner in the property team. She advises on all aspects of commercial property but has particular expertise in institutional investment, mixed use development and retail. Leah acts for property developers involving acquisitions, advice in connection with planning and other statutory agreements, negotiating agreements for lease and forward sale agreements and financing. She also acts for institutional investors on acquisitions and sales (single sites and portfolios), development work and the associated management work and retail occupiers on sales and advising on any associated fit out requirements.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Leah Heatley
Partner - Litigation North
Weightmans LLP
Leah Houghton
Associate
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Leah Keen
Described as a “standout litigator”, Leah is a partner in the Competition Litigation team and specialises in complex competition litigation. She has broad experience having acted on many of the high-profile, multi-party damages claims arising from infringements of competition law. Leah has acted for claimants and defendants in high-value proceedings in the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Competition Appeal Tribunal. Leah’s expertise includes advising on follow-on and standalone damages claims, interventions in Competition Appeal Tribunal proceedings and cartel investigations by the CMA. Leah’s experience includes: Acting for Swiss-based LafargeHolcim, one of the world’s largest building suppliers, in relation to its multi-million Euro pan-European truck cartel claim in the Competition Appeal Tribunal. Acting for Swedish-State owned energy company Vattenfall in its long-running dispute against major power cables manufacturers arising from the high voltage power cables cartel. Acting for a significant group of major house-hold name retailers in their respective multi-million pound claims against Visa and Mastercard for damages relating to multilateral interchange fees. Acting for M&S against DAF and Mercedes-Benz Group in a multi-million pound claim following on from the well-publicised Trucks Decision of the European Commission. Advising a major EU-based textile manufacturer in relation to a substantial claim for damages. Acted for EU-based manufacturer of household appliances in its claim relating to the refrigeration compressors cartel.
Stewarts Law LLP
Leah Newcombe
Associate
Ashtons Legal
Leane Shanks
Senior associate legal executive. Specialisms: accidents abroad, sickness abroad, holiday complaints, road traffic accidents, travel litigation, head injuries.
Irwin Mitchell
Leanne Anderson
Associate
Elkington + Fife LLP
Leanne Francis
I am a Legal Director in the Employment team, based in Manchester. I have extensive experience in employment law, having qualified in 2007, and I specialise in tribunal litigation and workplace investigations. I also advise corporate clients, particularly in the retail sector, and I have led large-scale projects including company-wide reorganisations, changes to terms and conditions and relocations. In addition, I have a data practitioner certificate and I have advised numerous HR teams on the protection of employee data and data subject access requests since the GDPR.
Lewis Silkin
Leanne Grindrod
Managing Associate
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Leanne Instrall
Leanne is a Partner in our family team. A family solicitor and collaborative lawyer, Leanne advises on all areas of private family law with a focus on financial matters. An expert in matrimonial finance proceedings and contentious financial disputes through negotiations, court proceedings and other forms of dispute resolution, Leanne is adept at dealing with complex financial assets including business interests and trusts. Her work also includes unmarried separation and property disputes, Schedule 1 Children Act claims and school fees orders, as well as pre- and post-nuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements. Leanne additionally deals with private law children matters and child arrangements orders. She is experienced in advising separated parents who would either like to move to a different part of the UK or take their children abroad to live with them. She has been involved in cases with an international aspect across Europe, the US, New Zealand and the Philippines. Highly pragmatic, Leanne takes a straightforward approach to resolve matters as swiftly as possible. Her realistic and direct advice enables clients to make informed decisions. As a qualified collaborative law practitioner, she is able to undertake cases in the Collaborative Law Process and has also completed her Resolution Together training to offer ‘One Lawyer’ alternative dispute resolution (ADR) options.
Brabners LLP
Leanne Windass
Solicitor and Group Actions Manager
Hudgell Solicitors
Lee Ashwood
Senior Associate
Browne Jacobson LLP
Lee Clarke
As an experienced projects and commercial partner Lee has advised on a wide variety of major projects in health, defence and social housing acting for both private and public sector clients. Lee’s scope of services includes: • Advising on procurement and contracts for major NHS infrastructure projects. Lee has acted on over 40 major projects in the NHS including advising NHS Trusts/FTs on: o many PFI/PPP projects (over £100m) for healthcare facilities;o traditional design and build projects for new £10m to £50m health buildings and campus reconfiguration (using Procure 21/22 and other bespoke procurements);o the collapse of Carillion and the urgent procurement for a replacement contractor to complete the half-built Midland Metropolitan University Hospital;o advice on major hospital procurement projects under the Health Infrastructure Plan programme; • Social Housing contracts - ranging from high value procurement for works and services (including sophisticated asset maintenance and repair outsourcing arrangements) through to IT contracts and joint venture arrangements. Lee also advises on extra-care contracts and the increasing integration of health and social care with Registered Providers and local authorities and NHS bodies. • Strategic FM Outsourcing projects related to the NHS, central government and Housing Associations, including a £1 billion FM outsourcing project for the Home Office and a £700 million FM and development outsourcing project for multiple NHS clients. Notable Projects Lead adviser on (i) the termination of the Carillion related Midland Metropolitan PFI and (ii) the successful running of two 2019 procurements to (a) stabilise the project (a £20m procurement) and (b) complete the design and construction of the hospital (a £300m procurement). Lead adviser to University Hospitals Leicester NHS Trust on their major HIP1 hospital reconfiguration project and advising multiple Trusts on their HIP1 and HIP2 projects. Lead adviser to two G15 registered providers on a “new to sector” multi-billion £ DPS repairs and maintenance services project underpinned by a new software framework provider providing real-time access to SMEs.
Capsticks LLP
Lee Clifford
Lee has extensive experience in advising companies, institutional investors and management teams in the structuring, negotiation and financing of purchases and sales. Lee’s particular specialist area is private equity transactions. Lee’s clients include LDC, Maven Private Equity and Finance Birmingham. Lee has recently acted for LDC on their investment to support the management buy out of Forest Holidays, advised on the Investor buy out by Inflextion Private Equity of CTC Aviation. Lee also advised Maven Private Equity on its investment in Lawrence Recycling and Waste Management and advised the management team of Halfords when on the management buy out, supported by CVC.
Freeths LLP
Lee Coley
Lee specialises in a mixture of ecclesiastical, education and property matters with a particular focus on the Church of England, although he acts for other Christian denominations and faith groups. Lee is Registrar and Legal Advisor to the Bishop and Diocese of Leicester. He was previously the Registrar of the Diocese of St Albans and Joint Registrar of the Diocese of Guildford. As a result, Lee is well-used to dealing with the day-to-day legal activities of a Church of England diocese as well as giving advice on more contentious issues to senior staff and others on such issues as clergy discipline, safeguarding and data protection. He has acted for individual clergy and parochial church councils on property and purely ecclesiastical matters. Lee has expertise in historic educational and ecclesiastical trusts and has advised numerous Church of England dioceses and schools on such issues. He acts for a number of Church of England diocesan boards of education nationally on all issues that they have to deal with in connection with the Church of England schools within their diocese. He also acts for a variety of diocesan and school-led multi academy trusts, again nationally, in the conversion of maintained schools into them as well as academy to academy transfers. As part of this he has developed an expertise in the School Sites Acts and associated tax issues and issues to do with the development of church school sites. Post conversion / transfer, Lee provides advice to those trusts on governance and other related issues. His work highlights include: Leading the conversion of a mix of 16 Church of England and community schools in the Chelmsford Diocese, the largest single joint application for conversion dealt with by the Department for Education. Working with the senior staff of the Diocese of Leicester to address the challenges faced by the Diocese following the City of Leicester being the first area in England to be put into a local lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic
Stone King LLP