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Megan Christie-Copeland
Megan joined JMW in September 2020 as Partner and Head of Court of Protection (COP). She acts as deputy, trustee and attorney and is also a director of JMW Trust Corporation Limited. Megan manages one of the largest and fastest-growing COP teams in the country. She also: Handles the team’s most complex cases (10% pro bono) involving multi-million-pound estates, international assets, contested legal proceedings and fraud allegations. Supports clients with the most profound disabilities, reduced life expectancy and challenging behaviours. She builds trust with clients, their families and their support network. Provides free training/seminars to care providers, local authorities and charities, promoting awareness and collaboration to support vulnerable children/adults.
JMW Solicitors LLP
Megan Durnford
Megan was called to the Bar in 2016 and has a burgeoning practice in both tax disputes and advisory for High Net Worth Individuals. She has particular experience in direct tax cases and group litigation. She has represented clients at multiple levels of the UK courts and tax tribunals, including hearings before the Supreme Court challenging the lawfulness of UK corporate tax charges. Her work advising on HMRC enquiries and appeals against HMRC decisions recently culminated in a successful settlement for one High Net Worth Individual in a matter worth approximately £45million. Megan also spearheaded the preparation and collation of evidence in proceedings which culminated in HMRC withdrawing their case less than three days into a two-week trial, following a summary of the evidence presented in opening submissions. Additionally, Megan assisted in the editing and compilation of 'The Tax Disputes & Litigation Review' (8th edition).
Joseph Hage Aaronson & Bremen LLP
Megan D’Souza-Mathew
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Megan Jefferies
Partner within the Commercial Dispute Resolution and Litigation team focusing on intellectual property disputes, including cases involving copyright infringement, trademark infringement, passing off, design right infringement and Company Names Tribunal disputes. Also has extensive experience handling commercial contract disputes, professional negligence disputes and disputes involving allegations of fraud against company directors.
Thrings LLP
Megan McMahon
Solicitor - Wills & Probate
Slater Heelis (Part of Lawfront)
Megan Morgan
Megan is an Associate in Private Client.
Lee Bolton Monier-Williams
Megan Owen
Associate, in the Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team. Megan joined the firm as a paralegal in the Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team in September 2018. She commenced her training contract in September 2019, spending 12 months in her first seat, Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury. She then spent six months in her second seat, Housing, where she worked mainly on two large multiparty fire safety cases. Megan qualified as a solicitor in March 2021. Megan co-works cases with a partner, she regularly acts for adults and children who have suffered catastrophic life-changing injuries. In the last two years, Megan has assisted on claims which have settled for an aggregate total of over £30 million (on a capitalised basis). Recent cases include high-value settlements for two lower limb amputees and a seven-figure settlement for an adult who sustained a severe traumatic brain injury.
Bindmans LLP
Megan Sparks
Solicitor.
Paul Robinson Solicitors LLP
Meghan Hatfield
Meghan's practice includes advising on a wide range of commercial property matters including acquisitions and sales, property finance, landlord and tenant matters, and on-going property management. Meghan is a member of the Commercial Property Team, and works for a range of clients across all aspects of our commercial property practice for a number of the firm’s institutional clients. Her clients include property funds, banks, high net worth individuals and families, as well as charities, schools and investors. Meghan has experience acting for borrowers and lenders on property finance transactions, including working with both private banks and investment banks, on transactions across a range of property types, including central London prime office space, mixed-use developments, schools, development sites, care homes and retail and leisure venues Meghan’s practice also includes regularly advising clients on the purchase and disposal of commercial and mixed-use properties, including of some large trophy assets in the UK. She also assists clients with ongoing portfolio management, including lease re-gears, to maximise the return they make on these investments. Clients have praised Meghan's ability to provide objective advice while also giving reassurance and empathising with their position. Meghan works closely with other teams and individuals around the firm, for example specialists in tax law and the banking team, to ensure that clients receive the best and fullest advice to meet their needs. Meghan approaches her work with enthusiasm, determination, and a positive attitude. She enjoys thinking through problems and working closely with clients to find the best outcome for them. Meghan particularly enjoys the collaborative nature of the work in the Property department at Farrer & Co, and the opportunities it provides to work with interesting and diverse people.
Farrer & Co
Meghan Vozila
Meghan is an immigration partner who advises on all aspects of immigration law. She has built up expertise particularly in complex immigration and nationality matters, and provides in-depth advice to a range of clients, from start-ups and SMEs to international household name brands. She is also recognised for her work with HNW and UHNW individuals, particularly in the creative and digital technology sectors and works regularly alongside colleagues in the private wealth department to provide tax, family real-estate and other services to the firm's international clients. A dual US/UK national, Meghan is very active in the firm's North America group, providing full service trans-Atlantic advice to businesses, individuals and families.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Meghan Waldron
Meghan Waldron is a Partner in the Regulatory & Corporate Defence team, representing directors, companies, and professionals in matters involving the Police, HSE, ICO, HMRC, Companies House, and the Environment Agency. She builds strong client rapport, guiding them through investigations or prosecutions, and focuses on achieving the best outcome through meticulous preparation and strategic advice.
Flint Bishop
Mehar Patel
Mehar Patel is a Partner in Shoosmiths’ Real Estate team, specialising in property finance, development, landlord and tenant work, and portfolio management. He has a wide experience of dealing with large-scale property financing across multiple property portfolios acting for banks, non-bank lenders, mezzanine lenders, funds, and borrowers. Mehar also has a range of experience across a broad spectrum of property types, acting for developers, local authorities, landlords and tenants, and investment acquisitions and disposals of real estate assets for funds. In addition, he is well versed in providing corporate support in company and business acquisitions, equity injections/withdrawals and sales.
Shoosmiths LLP
Mei-Ling Huang
Mei-Ling’s litigation experience spans a wide range of areas in two jurisdictions. She regularly advises on commercial disputes and health and social care sector issues. She takes the view that there is almost always a way to resolve a problem and that a practical approach is best. A partner qualified in the UK and USA, Mei-Ling is an experienced litigator with a reputation for trouble-shooting and crisis management. Recognised by The Legal 500 UK as “extremely knowledgeable” Mei-Ling “gives no-nonsense advice”, helping clients navigate and overcome threats to their businesses, providing management and business advice as well as legal expertise. Mei-Ling specialises in health and social care as well as commercial litigation and regularly advises care homes, home care agencies, supported living providers, dentists, GPs and drug and alcohol rehabilitation centres on the myriad of challenges they face. Mei-Ling's experience includes: advising in regard to breach of warranty claims after the sale of shares in a business successful mediation of a long-running partnership dispute within a family business successful mediation of a dispute relating to the denial of insurance cover and the professional negligence of an insurance broker contract disputes regarding the provision of services numerous challenges to CQC inspection reports for care providers, GP’s and dentists, increasing ratings of inadequate and requires improvement assisting care providers to maintain and achieve outstanding ratings successful appeals to the First Tier (Care Standards) Tribunal of Notices of Decision to cancel the registration of care services successfully contesting a Notice of Proposal to refuse registration for a dental practice advising care associations in regard to fees negotiations with local authorities helping care providers get paid by local authorities, CCG’s and private funders advising a provider in regard to a safeguarding whole service review and CQC Notice of Decision to cancel registration, including an appeal to the First Tier Tribunal bringing two successful judicial review cases against a local authority in relation to care home fees
RWK Goodman
Mel McCrum
Mel is a highly experienced Employment Law Partner who guides both employers and employees through complex workplace matters. Over a period spanning in excess of 25 years Mel has advised and represented a diverse range of employees and employers across multiple sectors and industries on matters touching on the full spectrum of employment law. Whilst Mel has particular experience of representing clients in either pursuing or defending claims up to and including Trial in the Employment Tribunal and on occasion in the Employment Appeal Tribunal he is also dedicated to advising clients on how best to avoid or manage difficult situations so as to minimise costs and disruption. Mel’s approach and that of the broader team he leads is to invest the time and effort required in really getting to know our clients, their business and the issues they face. The resulting understanding and familiarity enable us to better fuse our expert employment law advice with a commercial insight which is also aligned to the needs and culture of the business. Mel is also recognised for his guile and expertise in advising managers and senior Executives on negotiating and securing optimum terms on termination of their employment.
Morr & Co LLP
Mel Stooks
Partner & Supervising Solicitor
GT Stewart Limited
Melanie Benson
Melanie is a partner and head of the real estate practice, who advises on both commercial and residential property matters. She is also co-head of the retail and fashion group. She deals with commercial landlord and tenant work for both occupiers and investors including having dealt with pre-lets in some of London’s best known trophy buildings. She also acts on residential conveyancing matters with years of experience in high value prime central London properties, for both local and offshore clients, working closely with our private client lawyers. Much of her work is confidential in nature and she is works alongside our reputation protection team in order to maintain client privacy. Melanie acts on behalf of well-known brands and ultra high net worth and well-known personalities in the film, theatre, sport, fashion and restaurant industries. She also acts for corporates in the media, gaming, hospitality and music industries. Many of her clients instruct her on both their personal and business real estate needs.
Harbottle & Lewis LLP
Melanie Carter
Melanie joined Stone King in 2024, bringing with her a wealth of experience and a strong client following. Her work focuses on the powers and duties of public bodies, as well as representing those engaging with or challenging public bodies. She is a former government and in-house lawyer at a regulator, and understands the policy and resource constraints inherent in the public sector's operation. She has worked with numerous third-sector organisations, including institutes and national charities, on strategic litigation or when they have been under the scrutiny of regulation. She specialises in judicial review and public inquiries. Melanie is a trusted adviser, often operating at board level and as external general counsel. She has personally devised legal frameworks and drafted statutory legislation or constitutional documents (e.g., primary and secondary legislation, Royal Charters, Codes of Conduct, disciplinary and complaints policies and procedures) for their implementation. Practice Areas Melanie is a Partner and Head of Public & Regulatory at the firm. She also leads on information law. She is a longstanding specialist in these fields and is ranked as a leading individual in legal directories. She has over 30 years of experience acting for clients across the public and regulatory sectors, charities, social enterprises, institutes, Royal Charter bodies, businesses, and individuals. Her work spans both contentious cases—she is a specialist in public inquiries and judicial review—and advisory work, including the drafting of legislation and codes of conduct. She often advises at board level on corporate governance, reputation, and strategy. Additionally, she works internationally as an adjudicator, sits as a legal assessor in professional regulatory cases, and serves as a Tribunal Judge. Work Highlights Inquiries and Investigations: Melanie has worked on the Covid Inquiry, the Independent Child Sexual Abuse Inquiry, the Grenfell Inquiry, the Brook House Inquiry, and the Infected Blood Inquiry. She has also been appointed individually as an independent investigator in local government and the NHS and acts as an independent adjudicator. Central Government: She has experience working on the Crown Commercial framework for central government and has held in-house roles at the Home Office and Treasury Solicitors, including expertise in parliamentary procedure and legislative drafting. Local Government and NHS Audit: National leader in providing legal advice in the private sector in these areas. Judicial Review: Representing numerous regulators. Professional Regulation: For many years, Melanie has acted as a legal assessor and adviser in public law to various professional regulatory bodies. Charities Regulation: Includes work with the Charity Commission (compliance and statutory inquiries) and the Fundraising Regulator, along with broader governance issues. Freedom of Information: She has handled numerous requests, First-tier Tribunal, and Upper Tribunal cases.
Stone King LLP
Melanie Ellis
Melanie is a gambling regulatory lawyer, advising on all aspects of gambling law including licence applications, compliance, advertising, licence reviews and changes of control. Melanie has acted for a wide range of gambling operators including major online and land-based bookmakers and casinos, B2B game and software suppliers and start-ups. She also frequently advises operators of raffles, prize competitions, free draws and social gaming products. Melanie’s recent highlights include advising Evolution Gaming on a restructuring of its UK gambling licences and assisting a gambling operator through the Gambling Commission’s “Special Measures” process, resulting in a decision not to pursue a licence review. Melanie has a particular interest in the use of new technology for gambling products and novel product ideas. She is a regular contributor to industry publications such as iGaming Business, EGR and Casino & Gaming International, writes a monthly column for Casino International and often speaks at industry events.
Northridge Law LLP
Melanie Greer-Walker
Partner
Davitt Jones Bould
Melanie Hadwin
Associate solicitor
Irwin Mitchell
Melanie Hadwin
Senior Associate
Hall Brown Family Law
Melanie Isherwood
Melanie qualified as a solicitor in 1994, previously having worked a hospital doctor. She joined Weightmans in 2001 and was made partner in 2006. Since 1995, Melanie has specialised in defendant clinical negligence claims. Melanie’s specialisms include cases of catastrophic injury, claims arising out of non-delegable duty of care, and other matters of high profile and sensitive claims, sometimes with media involvement. Melanie has experience in handling claims with mentally ill unrepresented claimants and provides training and to support to colleagues and NHS Trusts in connection with this specialist work. Melanie also represents clients at mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution, provides training to clients on learning from claims and works with NHS Trusts on DNACPR issues.
Weightmans LLP
Melanie Kalina
Head of Children Team
Hall Brown Family Law
Melanie Krudy
Partner & Higher Court Advocate
GT Stewart Limited