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Lucy Hughes
Associate Lucy joined the Employment Department as a Solicitor in March 2017, having completed her training contract at Magrath Sheldrick LLP. Lucy advises employers and employees on both contentious and non-contentious matters. She advises employers on grievance, disciplinary and redundancy processes. She has experience of advising on and drafting documentation for businesses such as Settlement Agreements, Contracts of Employment and Staff Handbooks. On contentious matters Lucy has experience of a wide range of employment law litigation in the Employment Tribunal, Employment Appeal Tribunal, and the Court of Appeal, including claims involving unfair dismissal, discrimination and whistleblowing.
Magrath Sheldrick LLP
Lucy Kerr
Lucy Kerr is part of the Regulatory Group and advises clients on contentious financial services regulatory matters, as well as commercial disputes. Lucy has extensive experience of defending financial services firms in relation to regulatory enforcement actions, as well as acting for clients in relation to wider banking and private equity disputes.
RPC
Lucy Loizou
Managing Partner
The International Family Law Group LLP
Lucy Marks
Lucy is a highly experienced family lawyer with over two decades of practice in leading family law firms in Central London. She specialises in financial matters arising from divorce, including high-value and complex asset cases, as well as private children law disputes, such as relocation applications. Lucy provides comprehensive advice across the full spectrum of family law including prenuptial agreements. As an accredited specialist member of Resolution, Lucy is committed to resolving disputes in a non-confrontational way wherever possible. Her clients include individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, including professionals, business owners, and international clients requiring specialist knowledge of cross-border family law issues. She has been involved in various reported cases, and is a Resolution-accredited specialist in advanced financial remedy and international law. Lucy speaks Spanish and French.
Keystone Law
Lucy Marlow
Partner
Fox Williams LLP
Lucy McLynn
Lucy is a Partner in the Employment team at Bates Wells, specialising in contentious employment work with a particular emphasis on discrimination and status issues. As a regular advocate in employment tribunals and Employment Appeal Tribunals, she has acted on behalf of both claimants and respondents. Examples of Lucy’s work include defending a religious Occupational Requirement for a faith-based organisation (Muhammed v Leprosy Mission International, EOR March 2010); and successfully creating the concept of associative discrimination to the Court of Justice of the European Union (Coleman v Attridge Law).
Bates Wells
Lucy Naish
Senior Associate Solicitor
Family Law Partners
Lucy Nicol
Partner Lucy acts as a professional deputy for clients who have received multimillion pound damages as a result of clinical negligence or serious injury and who have lost their capacity to manage their financial affairs. Lucy’s clients include those who have suffered serious head injuries and birth injuries, those with learning difficulties and those with age related conditions such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. Lucy’s expertise extends to both property and affairs and welfare matters and she has a special interest in legal issues surrounding mental capacity and decision making in connection with financial decision making.
Irwin Mitchell
Lucy Phipps
Lucy is a Solicitor and Partner in our family law team based in our Leeds office and is Sector Lead for individual services across Leeds and Newcastle. Lucy represents clients both locally and across England & Wales, often appearing in Courts in London, the Midlands and the North East. Lucy adopts a firm approach to her cases to ensure her client’s get fair results. Commended for her ‘legal mind and inner steel’ Lucy will support her client’s in reaching settlements out of court wherever possible, but also represents clients at all levels of the Family Court and has been successful in the Court of Appeal. Lucy has been described as "first rate" and "amazing" by the independent directory ‘The Legal 500’ and is credited by her clients for being realistic, empathetic and a “serious match for her opponents.” Lucy has over 15 years' experience in family law, and specialises in obtaining financial settlements alongside divorce, pre-marital agreements and resolving disputes concerning arrangements for children. She has considerable experience of representing clients in demanding and senior positions such as business owners, corporate executives, professional footballers and media personalities. Her work in financial settlements involves complex corporate and business structures, property and land holdings (including farm and agricultural estates), pension and trust assets. Often working with other professionals such as forensic accounts and business valuers, Lucy has a deep understanding of complex financial arrangements and how best to structure settlement to take fair account Lucy has a particular interest in cases which involve allegations of parental alienation and representing parents where permission is being sought from the court to remove children from the jurisdiction of England & Wales. In 2024, Lucy was elected as Chair of the North & West Yorkshire regional Resolution Committee. Resolution is a community of family justice professionals who work with families to resolve issues in a constructive way. Lucy is part of the winning team named ‘Family Law Firm of the Year’ at the LexisNexis Family Law Awards.
Weightmans LLP
Lucy Porter
Associate Solicitor - Property
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Lucy Pringle
Lucy is a commercial lawyer who advises businesses of all sizes on domestic and international supply chain contracts and global routes to market. She advises on supply agreements, purchasing contracts, services agreements, contractual joint ventures, distribution, agency, franchising, contract manufacturing, port handling / stevedoring, logistics and warehousing. In addition, Lucy works alongside inhouse teams to provide commercial contract support on matters ranging from day-to-day advice through to business-critical projects, such as complex outsourcing arrangements, procuring and installing new equipment, energy transition arrangements and decommissioning sites.
Keystone Law
Lucy Pringle
Lucy is a specialist in Commercial Law and head of WBD's Commercial Sub-Team. She specialises in advising on the commercial aspects of business critical projects, contracts for trading internationally, asset purchasing and other high-value / complex transactions. She has a wealth of experience advising businesses of all sizes on international supply chain contracts and global routes to market. This includes advising on supply agreements, contractual joint ventures, distribution, agency, franchising, contract manufacturing, port handling / stevedoring, logistics and warehousing. Supporting clients with capital projects in another key focus for Lucy, working in conjunction with WBD's Construction lawyers to help clients build plants, undertake turnaround work, expand capacity, install new technology and decommission sites. Lucy works predominantly with businesses in the manufacturing, consumer products and logistics spheres, where her specialist knowledge allows her to give real sector insight. However, her wide ranging experience extends to a broad variety of commercial contracts across all sectors. Lucy holds the CIPP/E certification in data protection law (the Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe), awarded by the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Lucy Raho Jeavons
Principal Associate - Family
Weightmans LLP
Lucy Raho Jeavons
Senior Associate
Hall Brown Family Law
Lucy Rhodes
Lucy is a Partner in the Charity and Social Enterprise team at Bates Wells, with a broad practice covering general charity services including charity registrations, mergers and other restructures, governance and constitutional advice. She advises a range of charities and social enterprises including armed forces charities, and individuals and companies engaging in philanthropy. She has specialist expertise in inquiry and regulatory compliance cases and complex charity law issues and structures. For example, some of Lucy’s work include working with the Institute of Fundraising on establishing a new charitable Royal Charter body and restructuring their activities within the new charity, as well as advising City Bridge Trust on the establishment and funding of the London Community Response Fund.
Bates Wells
Lucy Robinson
Partner in the Personal Injury department. Lucy is described as a “fantastic” personal injury solicitor with experience of handling a range of complex and high-value claims. Over the past 14 years, she has specialised in cases involving tetraplegia, paraplegia, brain injury and amputations. Lucy represents claimants only, most of whom have claims worth several million pounds. Lucy predominately specialises in cases involving brain injury, spinal cord injury (resulting in tetraplegia or paraplegia), and amputations. Lucy acts on behalf of claimants who have sustained serious injury as a result of road traffic accidents, and accidents at work and in public spaces. Lucy recently achieved a settlement of £4.5m for a claimant who had an accident at work involving at 10-metre fall resulting in a spinal cord injury and below the knee amputation. Lucy currently acts on behalf of a number of claimants who have been involved in road traffic accidents and sustained a spinal cord injury or a brain injury as a result.
Stewarts Law LLP
Lucy Sanderson
Lucy is a senior associate working with a variety of clients including insolvency practitioners, banks, asset based lenders, private companies and company directors, providing advice in all aspects of restructuring and insolvency. Lucy advises insolvency practitioners in connection with all transactional and contentious matters arising from their appointment. Lucy assists on complex corporate restructurings including the implementation of Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) and has experience acting both for buyers and sellers of distressed business including pre-pack administration sales. Lucy also has experience preparing and advising on various insolvency related court applications. As regards creditor advisory work, Lucy advises lenders in connection with the validity of their security and their enforcement options. Lucy's notable experience includes: acting for office-holders in relation to varied matters arising from their appointment to Digme Fitness Limited, Bounty Joy Limited, Axminster Carpets Limited, Keyair Limited, Monarch Aircraft Engineering Limited and Elite Sports Group Limited, including advice in relation to asset sales and transactions, collections, property, employment and regulatory matters and claims against former directors and/or officers; acting for the purchasers of assets from insolvent estates, including for the purchaser of the business and assets of boutique fitness outfit Frame, and in an accelerated sale and purchase transaction of the Oasis and Warehouse group and the onward sale of the retail brands to Boohoo; managing the complex and contentious cross-border administration of, a freight forwarder, Allseas Global Project Logistics Limited on behalf of its administrators. Assisting in connection with the administration of an international mining group, including advising on (i) cross-border asset sales, (ii) a distribution to unsecured creditors and returning the Company to solvency, and (ii) the successful response to an unfair harm application brought by a director of the company seeking to exercise management powers in preparation for the end of the successful administration; advising directors including the board of a group of online gift retailers in relation to the group’s liquidity challenges and their duties in this regard; advising the former directors of a company in relation to the defence of a £4 million transfer at an undervalue claim; and assisting in connection with the implementation of a number of retail CVAs (Monsoon Accessorize Limited, Accessorize Limited, Abokado), acting in connection with the high-profile legal challenge of the CVA of a well-known high street retail chain and acting for a number of creditors in a High Court trial, successfully appealing the rejection of their claims in a CVA,
Shoosmiths LLP
Lucy Savage
Lucy is a Partner at Gardner Leader in the Wills, Probate and Estate Planning Team. Lucy joined Gardner Leader in 2005 as a Member of the Institute of Legal Executives, became a fully qualified Chartered Legal Executive in 2007 and an Associate in 2017. Lucy worked for some years in the Family Team dealing with many of the matters arising from divorce and separation. In 2012 Lucy joined the Inheritance Protection team and now deals with all aspects of planning for the future.
Gardner Leader LLP
Lucy Slatter
Senior Associate
Nockolds Solicitors
Lucy Smallwood
As head of our Residential Development team I work closely with an exciting range of developers and landowners who are involved at all key stages in the housebuilding process. This means that I and my team are involved throughout the life cycle of our client’s developments, from the initial pre-planning strategic stage, through the planning and land acquisition process, to delivery of the new homes and plot sales. Seeing things from the start through to the finished product is hugely rewarding. The new homes sector is facing a time of exceptional change and this is resulting in exciting opportunities. Sustainability is becoming a key focus. The insights that my team have in the sector mean we can create structures to address issues related to habitat biodiversity, energy efficient infrastructure and nutrient neutrality. I enjoy helping my clients navigate these changes and scan ahead for challenges coming down the line. Alongside land acquisitions and disposals, I deal with joint venture and collaboration agreements, and the range of structures that enable the delivery of strategic land to development stage, including promotion agreements. I am often involved in large multi-phase development sites involving multiple landowners and complex payment arrangements. My clients range from top five PLC developers, to individuals. I am very proud of the initiatives we support for collaboration across the sector, such as the Michelmores Property Developers Club, and the Michelmores Property Awards. Opportunities to discuss current issues with our clients are really valuable and we actively seek out ways to provide forums for clients to link up with each other, share market insights and celebrate their successes. Expertise Mixed Use Developments New Homes Private Wealth Property Real Estate Residential Development Strategic Land Sustainable Economy Lucy Smallwood - Partner - Transactional Real Estate | Michelmores
Michelmores LLP
Lucy Sorell
Partner
Fox Williams LLP
Lucy Spilsbury
Solicitor - Property Litigation
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Lucy Stevens
Lucy Stevens is a Partner in the Real Estate team. Lucy advises on site purchasing through to developing the site. Her clients include residential developers, retirement and care homes and port authorities. As a planning and development specialist, Lucy deals with a broad range of matters including site acquisition, landlord and tenant work, and drafting and negotiating planning and infrastructure agreements. She has worked on a number of substantial projects for the firm’s retail and development clients.
Lester Aldridge LLP
Lucy Stewart-Gould
Partner Lucy specialises in complex matrimonial finance disputes, with particular experience in multi-jurisdictional litigation and cases involving trust and business assets. Chambers & Partners HNW described her as “unparalleled for someone of her generation.” Lucy acts for a broad range of high-profile individuals and their spouses and partners. Lucy’s focus is on multi-jurisdictional financial disputes; she also has particular experience in disputes involving assets held in trust. Legal 500 has recognised Lucy’s ‘”encyclopaedic knowledge” of complex matrimonial finances involving trust assets.’ Due to the nature of her clients and the complex litigation in which they are involved, many of Lucy’s cases have involved issues arising at the intersection of family and media law. Her cases regularly involve complex business structures and valuation issues; Lucy also works on cases involving significant art collections. Having practised for two years in Hong Kong, Lucy has considerable international experience. Lucy is regularly instructed in the preparation of nuptial agreements and, as a French speaker, has particular experience in preparing agreements in conjunction with French lawyers as well as across other jurisdictions. Experience Standish v Standish [2024] EWCA Civ 567, successfully representing the husband in the High Court and Court of Appeal in a landmark case concerning the correct treatment of significant pre-marital wealth and the concepts of matrimonial property and ‘matrimonialisation’. (first instance judgment ARQ v YAQ [2022] EWFC 128) RJ v Tigipko [2019] EWHC 448 (Fam), concerning reporting restrictions, international child abduction and third party joinder in family proceedings ND v SD & Ors [2017] EWHC 1507 (Fam), an international trust case where Lucy defended the husband against allegations of a sham trust Tchenguiz v Imerman [2010] EWCA Civ 908, concerning confidential information and disclosure in family proceedings
Stewarts Law LLP