Avocats – England

Matthew Mo

Bevan Brittan LLP

Matthew Morgan

Partner Areas of Practice: Commercial Property - Acquisitions, Disposals, Investment, Landlord and Tenant

Wallace LLP

Matthew Morton

Matthew is a partner and the national head of the Disputed Wills, Trusts and Estates team. He covers the Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester and Newcastle offices. He is a full member of the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists and is recognised by Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners as a leading individual in this area of law. Matthew is experienced in disputes involving the administration of estates, will validity claims, proprietary estoppel, Inheritance Act claims and also disputes involving trustees, executors and beneficiaries. Matthew is regularly instructed by a number of well-known charities for his specialist knowledge in contentious trust and estate disputes and also receives instructions from solicitors, barristers and accountants. Matthew is regularly the lead solicitor on high profile cases that are reported in the High Court and the Court of Appeal. Matthew is the co-author of the chapter on Inheritance Act claims in the 2020 Edition of the Resolution Family Law Handbook. Reported cases Singh v Kaur and Others [2011] EWCA Civ 1554Nahajec v Fowle [2017] Free consultation We offer a free 30 minute consultation on all matters relating to disputed wills, trusts and estates. Book now

Weightmans LLP

Matthew Moy

Matthew is a Legal Director in our commercial litigation team. He is an experienced litigator who advises on commercial contract disputes, warranty and indemnity claims, professional negligence, defamation and media related disputes, restrictive covenants in employment contracts and shareholder and partnership disputes. Matthew acts for a wide range of clients including large corporates, SMEs, OMBs and high net worth individuals operating across various business and commercial sectors such as e-commerce, hospitality, logistics, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and retail. His work often involves complex and technical High Court litigation concerning seven figure sums requiring the instruction of leading counsel and reputable experts. He has also worked on a number of challenging and high value International Arbitrations.

Brabners LLP

Matthew Naylor

Partner, Patent Attorney

Mewburn Ellis LLP

Matthew Needham-Laing

Partner

Davitt Jones Bould

Matthew Newnham

Partner, Head of Employment

Birketts LLP

Matthew Nixon

Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Matthew Padian

Partner advising companies, insolvency practitioners, lenders and individuals in relation to loan facilities, corporate reorganisations, debt restructurings, distressed and non-distressed business acquisitions and disposals, as well as insolvency matters.

Stevens & Bolton LLP

Matthew Perriment

Matthew is a senior associate in the corporate team located in our Bermuda office. Matthew's practice covers a broad spectrum of corporate, commercial and regulatory law with specific focus on corporate governance and regulation, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), fintech and digital assets, intellectual property and wider technology sectors. He also has particular expertise in artificial intelligence, media and data communications.

Carey Olsen Bermuda Limited

Matthew Peto

Partner advising UK and international individuals, families and trustees on a range of tax and estate planning matters.

Stevens & Bolton LLP

Matthew Phipps

Partner

TLT

Matthew Poole

Partner

Gowling WLG

Matthew Pryke

Matthew is the Managing Partner at Hamlins and leads the Commercial and Tech and Sport teams. He is widely recognised as an expert in intellectual property law, IT and commercial matters, particularly in the media, sports, leisure, travel, entertainment and creative industries. He has a broad client base with long-term partnerships across multiple disciplines. He advises clients across a range of creative and entertainment industries including television, modelling and sports and has acted for some of London’s biggest names in the bar, restaurant and nightclub arenas. He also has a solid client following in the technology sector. Matthew protects and increases his clients’ wealth, reputation and businesses to facilitate growth. He is trusted by his clients to provide confidence, solutions and strategic business advice. Working as so much more than a legal advisor, he is seen as a true business consultant. Matthew advises CEOs and senior management on how to create the best legal, technological and security governance strategies for their business. His practice covers a wide variety of contracts, often of a global or an international nature. He also has particular expertise in the structuring, negotiation and protection of tech-led arrangements. Matthew has extensive experience in developing, protecting and implementing commercial rights programmes for a large number of sports, media and entertainment organisations and events, advising on intellectual property, IT and media rights strategies. He is recognised for his strategic advice and expertise on the structuring and launch of new sports events and sports formats including SailGP, Tie Break Tens, The Hundred, Padel UK, Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO), Zone Golf, Shoreseeker Challenge, A1 Grand Prix, innovative short-sided football concepts and The Shell Eco-Marathon, Tie Break Tens, SailGP, Shoreseeker Challenge and a number of other sports and digital concepts. Matthew is renowned for his knowledge and understanding of brand protection strategies having advised on the use of terms such as “FINE”, “GRAND PRIX”, “NEW LOOK”, and “FABÉRGE”. Matthew is also a Notary Public and a member of The Notaries Society. Matthew writes as a legal expert for many publications and has appeared on CNN and Sky News.

Hamlins LLP

Matthew Ramus

Partner specialising in public sector outsourcing, alternative delivery models and infrastructure projects for both the public and private sectors. In particular, Matthew has led on a number of major projects in the defence, central government, local government, emergency services and education sectors.

Burges Salmon LLP

Matthew Reach

Partner

Fox Williams LLP

Matthew Richardson

Consultant, Mediator and Arbitrator

Family Law Partners

Matthew Rogers

Matthew is a barrister at CANDEY working across all of the firm’s practice areas, in particular commercial litigation and arbitration, company and shareholder disputes, insolvency, civil fraud and professional negligence. He has experience in High Court litigation, appeals to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court, international arbitration, and disputes involving cross-border elements (including the Caribbean, CIS territories, the Middle East and Africa). Recent work includes: Successfully appearing as sole counsel in a High Court trial against a former top 20 Times Rich List businessman concerning unpaid sums under multi-million pound loan agreements. Successfully appearing as sole counsel in the Commercial Court in a claim to enforce a multi-million dollar foreign judgment debt by way of a third party debt order against a publicly listed FTSE 250 company. Part of the CANDEY team in relation to a circa $70 million LCIA Arbitration in the oil & gas sector. Junior counsel in relation to an unfair prejudice petition in the Insolvency and Companies List. Junior counsel in relation to a s. 423 Insolvency Act claim. Sole counsel in relation to a High Court chancery appeal. Sole and junior counsel respectively in relation to 7-figure professional negligence claims. Matthew studied undergraduate and master's degrees in Law at St John’s College, Cambridge. During his time as an undergraduate, he was awarded a James William Squire Scholarship and a Wright Prize (after receiving a First ranking 8th in the year). His master’s (First Class) specialised in Commercial Law. He is a Lord Denning Scholar of Lincoln’s Inn and was awarded Outstanding on the Bar Professional Training Course at City Law School. Matthew is called to the Bar of England and Wales (Lincoln’s Inn, 2019) and is a member of the Chancery Bar Association.

CANDEY

Matthew Rowbotham

I have been helping businesses and business owners navigate the complexities of tax and incentives for twenty years. Where appropriate, I work closely with my colleagues in other teams to ensure that tax advice is integrated into our advice on corporate transactions, restructurings, incentive planning, property and commercial transactions. Any tax planning has to be right for the client, as well as right for the transaction – and it's crucial for it to be delivered in a way that's clear and easy-to-understand. Outside of work, I try to balance my more sedentary pursuits (baking and hobby coding) with less sedentary activities like running and open-water swimming. I am a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation.

Lewis Silkin

Matthew Shayle

Partner. Specialisms include; advising non-UK domiciled individuals on UK taxes as well as creating succession-focussed structures for international clients; assisting with HMRC tax enquiries and processes; advising UK and non-UK trustees and other trust parties on all areas of trust law and administration; advising on corporate and indirect taxes as they affect private wealth structures; advising on compliance matters relevant to private clients and private wealth service providers.

Wiggin Osborne Fullerlove

Matthew Sims

Heads the firm’s retail team and specialises in UK real estate investment, development and portfolio management work including acquisitions and disposals, development projects and landlord and tenant work. Matt has a strong track record in acting for clients in the retail, office, hotels and industrial markets.

Burges Salmon LLP

Matthew Smith

Matthew is a Partner in the Public and Regulatory team at Bates Wells, with 30 years’ experience advising public and private bodies, regulators, charities, professional associations, and individuals across sectors including government, education, health, environment, and media. He has acted in complex judicial reviews, statutory appeals, and human rights cases, and is a recognised expert in Public Inquiries and Inquests, having worked on high-profile matters including Grenfell, Savile, Equitable Life, Bloody Sunday, and the Westminster and London Bridge terror attacks. Matthew also advises on public and regulatory law issues, including policy modernisation, statutory interpretation, information law, and Parliamentary Select Committee matters. He has extensive experience drafting primary and secondary legislation, statutory instruments, regulatory rules, and legislative amendments, combining legal expertise with practical insight into government and policy processes.

Bates Wells

Matthew Smith

Partner, Patent Attorney

Mewburn Ellis LLP

Matthew Spencer

Partner

Boult Wade Tennant LLP