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Mark Douglas
Mark is a corporate and commercial lawyer with over 30 years’ experience. Throughout his career Mark has acted for a wide range of clients with a focus more recently on advising owner-managed businesses, high-net-worth individuals and entrepreneurs as well as providers of venture capital and private equity. He has considerable experience of cross-border transactions and regularly advises clients on doing business in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. Mark advises on corporate and commercial transactions including mergers and acquisitions, joint venture and collaboration agreements, corporate reorganisations and restructurings, corporate governance and a range of commercial agreements, as well as general corporate law issues. Mark is qualified in England and Wales as a solicitor, and in New Zealand as a barrister and solicitor.
Keystone Law
Mark Ellis
Senior Solicitor
Hudgell Solicitors
Mark Evans
Senior Consultant Mark advises on a broad range of financial markets issues including securities trading, clearing, settlement, payments, derivatives, custody, insolvency, banking and financial product development.
Travers Smith LLP
Mark Evans
Mark is an Associate based in our Leicester office and qualified as a Solicitor in 2003. Since joining Weightmans in 2013, he specialised in all types of fast-track and multi-track industrial disease litigation, with a particular interest in work related upper limb disorders and hand arm vibration syndrome. More recently, Mark has transferred to our Casualty Police claims team who represent police forces in England and Wales and specialises in defending actions against the police.
Weightmans LLP
Mark Everiss
Mark Everiss is a partner in Eversheds Sutherland’s London office. He focuses on insurance and reinsurance policy wording and coverage advice and disputes. He has represented clients in the London insurance market for over 25 years. Mark has handled many significant cases both in the High Court and in arbitration involving various business lines, including third party liability, onshore and offshore energy, financial institutions, product liability, D&O, cyber, warranty & indemnity and contingency, as well as numerous reinsurance disputes in the live and legacy markets. In his spare time, Mark enjoys playing and watching various sports. He is an avid collector of eclectic sporting memorabilia and art. Mark was a director of the Insurance & Reinsurance Legacy Association from 2007 to 2023 and headed up the organising committee of the IRLA Annual Congress from 2017 to 2021. He is also an active member of BILA.
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Mark Fairclough
Director
Fieldfisher
Mark Fallman
Mark is a Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution team. He has a broad range of commercial litigation experience acting for a variety of clients including individuals, corporates, and trustees. He regularly acts on complex and high value disputes, including those with a cross-jurisdictional element. Mark has particular expertise in international arbitration, civil fraud and shareholder/director disputes. Mark is experienced in advising on asset tracing investigations, obtaining and opposing freezing injunctions, Norwich Pharmacal orders and other types of interim relief. Areas of expertise: International Arbitration; Commercial and Contractual Disputes; Shareholder and Director Disputes; Civil Fraud; and Injunctions.
Kingsley Napley LLP
Mark Feeny
Mark is a Partner in our private client team. An experienced private client lawyer, he handles issues such as tax planning, trusts, wills, probate and estate administration. He acts for various clients including PLCs and landed estate families. Mark has a strong background in non-contentious matters, having practised for over four decades and is experienced in tax and succession planning for family-owned businesses.
Brabners LLP
Mark Fellows
Mark joined Sherrards' Employment team in July 2008, from an in-house role with BT plc and is now head of the Employment Team. Having spent much of his career in-house Mark has a real understanding of actual business requirements and offers commercial and pragmatic advice tailored to the needs of clients' businesses. Mark advises both employers and employees on a wide range of contentious and non-contentious employment law matters. This includes representation in relation to Employment Tribunal proceedings, advising on corporate transactions, providing employee relations guidance, drafting restrictive covenants and compiling appropriate employment documentation. Mark has experience working with businesses across numerous sectors including in particular retail, logistics, recruitment and pharmaceutical. Mark conducts seminars on developments in employment law, as well as providing in-house training to clients and is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association
Sherrards Solicitors LLP
Mark Fitzgerald
Mark joined Weightmans as an Associate in October 2018. He has over 10 years’ experience handling complex, high value policy coverage and related disputes on behalf of insurers in respect of property damage losses, product liability/recall claims, public liability claims and claims under contractors’ all risks matters. In addition, Mark specialises in reinsurance matters with particular focus on coverage disputes and advice. Mark also deals with the review and drafting/revision of insurance and reinsurance policies and documentation. Mark also sits on the London Foil SFT (Sector Focus Team).
Weightmans LLP
Mark Fitzgibbon
Partner.
Hill Dickinson LLP
Mark Fletcher
Senior Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Mark Foxcroft
Mark is a partner in the Housing Management & Property Litigation Team. Mark advises on all aspects of housing litigation, primarily for Registered Providers. His practice includes all types of possession proceedings, Injunctions and disrepair and statutory nuisance claims. Mark’s practice also includes all aspects of property litigation involving both residential and commercial property issues. In particular, Mark specialises in leasehold matters and has extensive experience representing clients in the First Tier Tribunal Property Chamber. This work includes claims for forfeiture, service charge disputes, statutory consultation, lease variations and extensions and contentious boundary issues. As well as dealing with contentious matters, Mark also provides non-contentious advice in respect of housing management and property matters including the drafting of tenancy agreements, lease interpretation and advising on policies and procedures.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Mark Freedman
Partner & Head of Family Law
Osbornes
Mark Gaffney
Partner
Hill Dickinson LLP
Mark Gauguier
Mark has a wide range of commercial property experience and he has acted for a variety of clients, ranging from charities and institutions to listed property companies, advising on all facets of acquiring, holding and disposing of investment property. In addition, Mark has advised both buyers and sellers on property aspects of corporate transactions, and he has acted for a broad spread of businesses on the relocation of their premises. Mark also has experience of acting on development projects, a particular feature of which is his continuing involvement in acting for a major landowner on a high profile mixed-use urban community development.
Farrer & Co
Mark Gearing
Partner
Fieldfisher
Mark Gipson
Partner
Birketts LLP
Mark Gough
Partner & Head of Commercial Litigation - Dispute Resolution
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Mark Gradwell
Partner specialising in investment property, landlord and tenant, NHS and other healthcare property. Dealt with acquisitions and disposals for local authority pension funds with a combined value exceeding £100m during 2014.
Freeths LLP
Mark Greatholder
Mark leads our Commercial Energy practice at Foot Anstey within our wider Energy, Projects, Infrastructure and Construction team. He specialises in advising on the legal aspects of delivering commercial projects for clients, with particular expertise in relation to clean energy projects. Mark’s expertise extends to solar and wind (both on-shore and off-shore), district heat networks, battery storage projects, nuclear development including new nuclear build and small modular reactors, EVs, energy from waste, carbon capture, geothermal energy and green hydrogen. Mark helps his clients to develop commercially-driven strategies for successful project delivery, agree appropriate contracting models, navigate procurement processes (often within regulated environments) and draft, negotiate and implement project agreements which contain suitable contract terms, incentivisation mechanisms and payment models. He also supports his clients to manage their contracts during delivery and operational phases by helping them to understand and resolve any contractual or operational issues that can often arise. Having undertaken a number of client secondments during his career, Mark has first-hand experience of the challenges that businesses can often face. Mark draws on this experience to help him deliver his advice in a commercial context.
Foot Anstey
Mark Hacking
Mark is a property litigation specialist, dealing with disputes about land or anything attached to land. He enjoys guiding commercial and private clients through the complex and technical world of litigation and property management with his own individual blend of commercial acumen and humour. He also handles professional negligence work, particularly regarding property matters. Mark is seen by his clients, both blue chip household names and private individuals, as a trusted adviser, providing not just legal advice, but commercial and strategic guidance. Mark also practises as a Notary Public and is a qualified commercial Mediator. Mark has particular expertise in landlord and tenant disputes and property management work, acting for both landlords and tenants. Issues can arise both during and at the end of a commercial lease; Mark and his team are there to help whenever the need arises. He also handles issues relating to freehold property, title disputes, rights of way. Mark advises the Firm’s major household name clients in the utilities, motor retail and retail sectors, as well as private commercial businesses, developers and investors.
Geldards LLP
Mark Hambleton
Mark is an experienced Partner in RWK Goodman's Personal Injury team. He has a broad practice dealing with complex injuries and fatalities. Mark’s particular interests include representing cyclists and vulnerable road users, injuries caused by animals, fatal accident claims, acting for clients that don’t have capacity to conduct litigation themselves and professional negligence claims. Mark is a keen cyclist and advocate for vulnerable road users generally. He has built up significant experience in this field over the years and is passionate about pursuing claims of this nature and improving road safety generally. Having succeeded with all manner of claims for injuries caused by animals, in negligence and under the Animals Act, Mark is an expert in claims of this nature, commonly involving cattle, horses, dogs or pigs. Mark has established a niche practice representing individuals who suffer serious injuries whilst being cared for by others. These individuals are represented by their litigation friend due to their vulnerability and inability to conduct their own litigation. Mark is regularly instructed by people with complex injuries and by families who have lost loved ones, often as a result of road traffic collisions. Specialist areas Representing injured cyclists and other vulnerable road users Claims under the Animals Act 1971 and injuries caused by animals generally Representing those who don’t have capacity to conduct their own litigation Taking over the conduct of complex cases from other firms of solicitors Fatal accident claims Mark is known for his cycling thought leadership articles for Road cc and his activities on Twitter which have led to various media pieces.
RWK Goodman
Mark Harden
Mark is a corporate and commercial transactions specialist with a practice that has a particular focus on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate and project finance and all manner of commercial agreements. He has significant experience in dealing with clients across a range of industry sectors including manufacturing, railways, aerospace, defence, telecommunications, leisure and financial services. Mark contributes regularly to industry publications and authored five chapters to “Practical Company Law” by Mark Stamp. He is also an experienced public speaker on a range of corporate related topics.
Keystone Law