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Matthew Hunter
Matthew is a Senior Associate with broad experience in advising clients on all aspects of their global incentive arrangements. Matthew advises leading multinational companies across a broad range of sectors on the design, implementation and ongoing legal and tax compliance for their global executive and all-employee share, fund and cash-based incentive arrangements, including companies such as Ascendis Pharma, Comcast, Legal & General, Lucid Motors, Morgan Stanley and Schroders. Matthew also has particular expertise in advising companies that are subject to financial services remuneration regulations and leads Tapestry’s work in that sector. He advises a number of the world’s leading global banks and asset managers in relation to their remuneration structures. Matthew regularly presents at industry events in Europe and the US. Matthew co-chairs the ProShare Financial Services Focus Group and is co-secretary to the Share Plan Lawyers Corporate and Regulatory Committee.
Tapestry Compliance
Matthew Hussey
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Matthew Ingram
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Matthew James
Matthew is a Senior Associate in the Immigration Department at Bates Wells. His work bridges personal and business immigration, advising on applications based on family relationships alongside Global Talent, investor, entrepreneur and innovator applications. Matthew has built up a particular expertise in advising employers and individuals on the implications of Brexit and the EU Settlement Scheme. Matthew has also spoken at a number of events for the Creative Industries Federation and the Immigration Industry Association and provided training for ILPA. He has provided commentary for LexisNexis and the wider media.
Bates Wells
Matthew James Claughton
Managing Director & Solicitor
Olliers
Matthew Jones
Matt specialises in high-value UK and cross-border patent disputes, is an expert in patent litigation, and has nearly twenty years of experience as an IP lawyer, including significant work on FRAND licensing disputes. Matt acts for clients in many technology sectors including pharma/biotech, telecommunications, computer science, consumer electronics, and mechanical devices.
RPC
Matthew Jones
Matthew is a Principal Associate Solicitor in the Real Estate Team at Weightmans. Matthew specialises in property disposals and acquisitions as well as asset management, leaseholder enfranchisement and landlord and tenant matters. As a key member of the firm’s Primary Care Team, Matthew regularly acts for healthcare clients including GPs, dental practitioners, and pharmacists in connection with their premises needs. His experience in the primary care sector provides him with a detailed and empathic understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities that the sector presents, and he works closely with his clients to achieve their goals. His experience and knowledge of the healthcare sector’s nuances as well as NHS service provision contracts enables him to offer strategic advice tailored to the needs of healthcare provider professionals and organisations. In particular, Matthew has advised on Premises Costs Directions, advice in relation to service charge and GP lease assignments, a large-scale transaction involving over 30 pharmacy practice disposal and acquisitions of dental practices on behalf of a large Dental corporate. Whilst Matthew’s main focus and specialism lie in the healthcare sector, he is also the firm’s leading expert on leaseholder enfranchisement. Matthew has regularly lectured to fellow professionals and property owners on the issues arising out of residential lease extensions and enfranchisement. He is ALEP accredited and a member of a specialist surveyor's panel of solicitors. He regularly receives referrals and recommendations from surveyors, solicitors and other professionals, recognising his expertise in this niche area of work, as well as being directly instructed by property owners, be they leaseholders or freeholders.
Weightmans LLP
Matthew Jones
Legal Director
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Matthew Jury
Matthew Jury is the Managing Partner of McCue Jury & Partners and is licensed to practice as both a solicitor of England and Wales and attorney-at-law (New York). An expert in public international law, domestic and international human rights law, litigation (counterterrorism and multi-jurisdictional), and campaign management, Matthew has a wide-ranging academic background in international humanitarian law and its frameworks, constitutional law and practice, and criminal justice. He has extensive experience in the management and gathering of complex evidence as well as practical hands-on knowledge of innocence and mitigation investigation. He is also a Ministry of Defence panel solicitor and a former Foreign and Commonwealth Office Consultant. Matthew was shortlisted for The Law Society of England and Wales' 'Solicitor of the Year' as well as 'Human Rights Solicitor of the Year' in 2021. This sits alongside his previous Law Society nominations: 'Solicitor of the Year' (2014) and ' Junior Solicitor of the Year' (2014). He has received consistent praise from The Legal 500, including for his 'amazing international knowledge' as well as 'energy and attention to detail'. Matthew’ clients have included: victims of terrorism, representing them in a number of ground-breaking civil prosecutions in both the UK and US against the perpetrators, supporters and financiers of global terrorism, including ISIS, the IRA, HAMAS and Muammar Gaddafi; families of British soldiers killed in the Second Iraq War (Matthew litigated on their behalf against the Iraq Inquiry to secure a timely publication of the Chilcot Report); British Army veterans (in inquests and other matters); state governments (advising on counter-terrorism and human rights issues); and victims of international abuse of the INTERPOL Red Notice system (Matthew has represented a number of clients in quashing international warrants circulated to target political opponents and for improper purposes). Matthew formerly worked representing death row inmates in Virginia and South Carolina, US, and has advised and represented several political prisoners and UK citizens detained overseas in circumstances absent of due process and/or in breach of international standards of detention and human rights in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. His legal highlights include: Clark v. Adams (2022 – ongoing) — civil proceedings brought on behalf of victims of IRA terrorism against the alleged former head of the IRA, Gerry Adams. Prigozhin v. Higgins (2021-2022) — successfully defended a SLAPP action brought by Yevgeny Prigozhin, alleged head of Russian President Putin’s private army, Wagner Group, against the founder of Bellingcat, the ‘People’s Intelligence Agency’. Murray v. Mabrouk (2018–2021) — successful civil proceedings brought against Saleh Ibrahim Mabrouk, one of the chief suspects in the shooting of WPC Yvonne Fletcher from the Libyan Embassy in 1984. Hamza v. Haftar (2020 – ongoing) – civil proceedings against head of the Libyan National Army, Khalifa Haftar, for alleged war crimes commited during the Second Libyan Civil War. BB & Ors v. Moutaz Al-Khayyat& Ors (2020–ongoing) — civil proceedings brought on behalf of Syrian victims of Al-Nusra Front against this terrorist organisation’s funders. R (Hutchings) v. Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (2020–ongoing) — Judicial Review of discriminatory treatment of British Army veterans by the Northern Ireland criminal justice system. Young v. Downey (2017–2019) — successful civil proceedings brought against the chief suspect in the 1982 Provisional IRA bombing of Hyde Park that resulted in the murder of four British soldiers. Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Report on HMG failure to support UK victims of Libyan IRA terrorism (2015–2017)—requested, successfully secured, and submitted evidence to a parliamentary inquiry which led to publication of a report recommending HMG enter direct government-to-government negotiations with Libya. Bacon v. The Iraq Inquiry (2015–2016) — bereaved families of British soldiers killed in Iraq raised a successful legal challenge against the Iraq Inquiry for interminable delays in publishing report, which led to the Inquiry expediting its work to ensure publication in 2016. Justice for the Juba Four (2014) — a civil society campaign that secured freedom for four political prisoners in South Sudan. Phone Hacking Victims v. News Group Newspapers (2013–2014) — achieved significant settlements for victims of phone hacking by News International. Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis v. Kevin Maxwell (2013) — represented former Counter-Terrorism officer Kevin Maxwell in his successful claim for damages arising from harassment and discrimination by the Metropolitan Police. Breslin & Ors v. Murphy & Daly —successful civil retrial of two members of the Real IRA for the 1998 bombing of Omagh (2013). Sannikov v. Lukashenko (2012) — prepared the prosecution of Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko which assisted in the release of political prisoners. McDonald v. The Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahirya (2006–2008) — represented hundreds of victims of IRA terrorism sponsored by Muammar al-Gaddafi through which US victims received compensation under the US-Libya Claims Settlement Agreement.
McCue Jury & Partners
Matthew Kaltsas-Walker
Partner – Financial Services, Regulatory Investigations, Corporate and Commercial Disputes, Insurance Recent experience includes conducting internal investigations for large organisations in relation to compliance if FCA regulatory requirements. Advising leading accountancy firms on FRC Investigations under the AEP and Accountancy Scheme. Advising corporates on disputed insurance claims in the financial services, healthcare and construction sectors. Advising corporates on a range of contractual and financial disputes.
Burges Salmon LLP
Matthew Kelly
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Matthew Kemp
Matthew is a Partner who specialises in real estate. He advises funds, lenders, landlords, and corporates on a variety of real estate transactions across all sectors, with a particular focus on investment. Matthew's experience includes acquisitions and disposals, funding work, asset management and occupier leasehold matters, large scale projects and as real estate lead on cross-discipline/jurisdiction transactions. Recent transactions include: funding, refinancing and disposal projects; investment acquisitions and disposals across all sectors; asset management for UK and offshore fund managers and investors; advising corporate occupiers and retailers on leasehold matters; and non-core asset transactions eg marinas, football stadiums.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Matthew Kenwood
Matthew is a real estate lawyer with experience in advising on a wide variety of commercial real estate transactions. He acts for prominent occupiers and investors and is particularly experienced in matters relating to the retail and leisure industries (including retail units in travel locations). Matthew’s commercial approach to complex documentation and transactions is focused on ensuring that his clients’ aims and deadlines are achieved. His recent experience includes advising: The Safestore Group in relation to their property portfolio including acquisitions of development and trading sites; Various national UK retailers on acquisitions of and matters relating to properties within UK and non-UK airports; A major UK and European investor acquiring and managing a portfolio of high value commercial and residential properties across southern England. A major independent Co-op on matters relating to their programme of acquisitions including new build and trading convenience stores and funeral homes;
Shoosmiths LLP
Matthew Kichenside
Matthew is an experienced private equity lawyer who specialises in advising management teams and senior executive and non-executive managers in connection with management buy-outs, equity incentivisation plans, reorganisations, bolt-on acquisitions and other corporate activities.
Keystone Law
Matthew Lake
Matthew has 18 years’ experience specialising in property litigation dealing with all aspects of contentious commercial property and residential property issues. He also has a broad range of experience covering all aspects of housing management disputes on behalf of Housing Associations. Matthew has acted for a diverse range of clients including some well-known retail and service industry businesses. Matthew’s experience includes debt recovery, possession and demotion claims, injunctive action in matters involving anti-social behaviour (ASB), unlawful eviction and securing access for inspections and repairs, and extends to more complex matters such as mutual exchange, abandoned properties, unauthorised occupation, succession, and challenges to allocation schemes. Matthew has appeared regularly in the County Court on matters of anti-social behaviour and he has successfully defeated challenges brought on the grounds of proportionality. Matthew has developed a particular specialism in defending disrepair claims and prides himself on offering as robust a defence as possible in every case. Matthew believes his reputation with the claimant firms in this area assists him in defeating a significant proportion of claims and minimising damages in all other cases. Having previously represented tenants at his former firm in all manner of disputes against landlords, and having been that firm’s Housing Legal Aid Supervisor, this provides him with a tactical advantage when defending claims as he can anticipate the arguments which will be raised by a tenant’s solicitor and the manner in which they may be susceptible to challenge, at the outset of a case. Matthew has been involved in a number of claims involving the Equality Act and Proportionality defences. He has experience as an advocate in injunctive proceedings and committal proceedings, including successfully defending matters where Counsel has been instructed on the other side. He has vast experience of disrepair claims and successfully defended litigated claims. Matthew has also obtained costs orders against claimants in these claims. Matthew regularly provides training to clients on disrepair. Matthew also advises landowners in relation to matters regarding the Electronic Communications Code, including Code Operators’ rights to inspect land and site telecommunications equipment on that land, and the land owners’ ability to challenge those Operators’ demands. Some examples of his housing work include: Resisting a housing disrepair claim in which proceedings had been issued and an offer in settlement of £13,750 made, settling for £350 and small claims costs. Successfully defending a claim brought by a long leaseholder in respect of alleged failure to provide the services for which the landlord charged, and securing a recovery of wasted costs from the leaseholder. Resisting a telecommunications provider’s attempts to secure blanket rights under the Electronic Communications Code in respect of premises leased to the Housing Association (published case Cornerstone Telecommunications Limited and (1) Central St Giles General Partner Limited (2) Clarion Housing Association Limited [2019] UKUT 183). Matthew also represents landlords and tenants in all manner of commercial property disputes including lease renewal proceedings (both opposed and unopposed), dilapidations claims including use of the PLA Dilapidations Protocol, the impact of s.18 Landlord & Tenant Act 1927 and the effect of sub-tenants, rent/service charge disputes, advising on the effects of conditions attached to break options, serving break notices and advising landlords where a break notice may not be effective, advising on methods of obtaining vacant possession of sites and removal of equipment by telecommunications providers and advising on any discrete issues which arise during the term of a lease e.g. boundary disputes and encroachment. Some examples of his commercial work include: Successfully challenging the validity of a landlord’s break notice, saving the client £1m in relocation costs. Advising a landowner in relation to a £13m disposal affected by telecommunications equipment, including strategic and tactical options for seeking the removal of the equipment without the need for proceedings. Advising a tenant in relation to reinstatement provisions which could have resulted in expenditure in the region of £80m.
Weightmans LLP
Matthew Lavelle
Matthew is a Senior Associate in our employment team. A sports law specialist with a particular focus on football law, Matthew supports clubs, players and agents in relation to their regulatory obligations and rights. Matthew drafts a variety of commercial agreements relating to sponsorship, image rights, agency representation contracts and domestic and international transfers. He also advises managers, coaches and players on exit arrangements. Matthew further advises on contentious and non-contentious employment law matters and provides general HR support including drafting contracts of employment, service agreements and policy documentation. He also works with employers to defend tribunal claims relating to employment disputes, such as unfair dismissal and discrimination. With experience in sports-related dispute resolution, Matthew regularly represents clients in FA Rule K arbitration proceedings, Regulatory Commission hearings and matters before FIFA, helping clients to achieve out of court settlements.
Brabners LLP
Matthew Leverton
Matthew has wide-ranging litigation and dispute resolution experience. He regularly handles applications for interim relief and trial litigation, and is well versed in alternative dispute resolution, with experience in expert determination, arbitration and mediation. Matthew is routinely instructed on heavyweight, high value commercial disputes of all kinds, and has particular experience and expertise in handling claims arising from fraud. He has a split practice, acting both for corporate clients and for individuals. Corporate disputes Matthew acts for both established, substantial businesses and earlier stage companies, across a variety of sectors, including technology, financial services, retail, hospitality, entertainment and sport. His caseload covers the full range of contractual disputes, civil fraud, economic tort and company law disputes (including shareholder disputes). He also has significant experience in dealing with commercial property disputes, including landlord and tenant disputes, claims in nuisance, and claims for possession. Disputes involving individuals Matthew represents and advises UHNWIs, HNWIs and families. He has significant experience in representing individuals in connection with civil fraud and asset recovery, and in disputes in which individuals may become involved in their capacities as directors, shareholders and investors. He is equally comfortable acting for individuals in their personal, private capacities, handling all manner of contractual claims, negligence claims, art disputes, contentious educational issues, and property disputes (including landlord and tenant disputes, ‘neighbour disputes’ and disputes arising out of property renovation and development). He is highly attuned to the particular sensitivities which can arise in the context of disputes involving clients with a public profile, and works closely with the firm’s media and information group.
Harbottle & Lewis LLP
Matthew Lewis
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Matthew Littlestone
Legal Director
Rosenblatt Law
Matthew Lohn
Partner
Fieldfisher
Matthew Lonergan
Matt is a real estate lawyer specialising in property litigation. He has a wide experience of acting for landlords, developers and tenants, in particular corporate occupiers in the retail (including supermarket), financial services, transport, distribution, airline, leisure and hotel sectors. Matt has considerable project management expertise and also manages a number of clients’ property portfolio management requirements, managing all their real estate work including transactional, property litigation, construction and planning work. Matt has dealt recently with a number of high profile and high value disputes for a variety of clients, obtaining successful and well-received outcomes, whether through a negotiated settlement, court proceedings, arbitration or mediation
Shoosmiths LLP
Matthew MacLachlan
Matthew is a commercial litigator, primarily advising multinationals. He is dual-ranked by Legal 500 as a Key Lawyer for Commercial Litigation (London Dispute Resolution) and for Data Protection, Privacy and Cybersecurity (London Risk Advisory) in 2024. Matthew also leads Shoosmiths' cyber and contentious privacy practice. He acts on major data incidents, often on a global scale. He has published industry-leading guidance in this area, including Privilege in Cyber Investigations (PLC Practice Note (Maintained)) and in the Privacy & Data Protection Journal. Recent experience includes: Acting on an emergency basis for a major property management company in the wake of a ransomware incident resulting in system compromise and major data loss. Advising on regulatory liabilities, litigation risk, liability to counterparties and securing coverage from insurers. Advising two defendant multinationals facing $70 million Commercial Court claims from selling shareholders following the sale of an underlying target. The claims involve complex share issuance mechanisms and loss modelling. Acting for a major motor services company on an emergency basis following a national data incident. Coordinating regulatory response, liaising with counterparties, advising on mass notifications to data subjects, and defending ongoing class action litigation. Advising two major insurers in Commercial Court proceedings concerning a $140 million tower of insurance. Insurers faced $70 million claims concerning class actions and regulatory fines arising from US cyber claims. Essex County Council v UBB Waste (Essex) Limited [2020] EWHC 1581 (TCC): acting for the claimant in its successful £1 billion High Court claim for breach of a PFI contract against the operator of a major waste treatment facility. Advising an ultra-high net worth individual in his defence of £600 million High Court proceedings for breach of warranty and misrepresentation as part of a sale of his business interests.
Shoosmiths LLP
Matthew Mainstone
Matthew is a partner in our commercial property group, specialising in planning law. He advises developers, landowners and investors on a wide range of planning and highways law matters, predominantly on mixed use, retail and residential development schemes, and property transactions. Matthew’s work includes negotiating planning agreements (including some complex affordable housing and viability provisions), highways agreements and licences, advising on planning applications and environmental impact assessment, planning appeals and judicial review. He also advises on all aspects of compulsory purchase law.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Matthew Martin
Matthew is a partner, and global head of the corporate team. He provides cross border corporate and finance expertise to a wide range of quoted and unquoted mid cap companies. In addition to acquisitions and disposals, AIM listings and fund raising, Matthew advises on acquisition finance, restructuring and refinancing work, acting for both clients and lenders. He has developed expertise in accelerated sale processes and also specialises in asset realisation in the fields of corporate recovery and insolvency. Matthew is co-head of the firm's fashion, luxury and lifestyle sector group with a number of well-known brands in his client portfolio. Through the fashion, luxury and lifestyle sector, he is able to make a valuable contribution to the firm's digital technology expertise, particularly where it overlaps with the retail world. He is also a core member of the firm’s North American group, reflective of his cross border practice.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP