Avocats – England
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Nicholas Woo
Partner
Birketts LLP
Nicholas Wragg
Nicholas Wragg is a specialist criminal solicitor and Crown Court advocate with substantial high level experience. His first career as a scientist explains much of his technical expertise and discipline. He has a meticulous eye for detail, and works relentlessly in preparing his cases in order to achieve the best outcome. He was called to the bar in 2001, and later cross qualified as a solicitor. Practicing in London at the time, Nicholas developed a specialism in complex work which saw him join the expert criminal law team at Stone King in 2012. He is a passionate advocate for his clients, whether at the Police Station, in the Magistrates Court, Crown Court or Court of Appeal. His focus is always on his client’s story, how they are coping, and how he can help. He has a natural creativity which he utilises in his cases, always adapting his practice to the client’s need and the case at hand in order to find a solution. Nicholas has a particular depth of expertise in cases involving alleged sexual offending, he is recognised as one of the leading experts in his field and has co-authored a chapter on online sexual offending. He also contributed to a times radio piece on online sexual offending and the ability of the law to keep up with technological developments. He has dealt with hundreds of such cases in recent years. Frequent instructions include contact sexual offending and historic allegations, as well as vigilante groups and indecent imagery. His expertise in cases involving sexual offending extends beyond his case load. He takes a keen interest in reducing risk and therefore the harm caused by sexual offending or harmful sexual behaviour. He regularly engages with charities and organisations that work in rehabilitation. Nicholas’s practice also includes acting for neurodivergent clients and the complex issues that arise. Nicholas is one of a few specialist practitioners in shotgun and firearms licensing appeals. His wealth of experience in cases of this nature means clients can get expert, straightforward and comprehensive advice on the prospects of success within the first meeting. His naturally compassionate approach ensures clients feel supported and understood. He quickly becomes a trusted advisor. Work highlights: R v E – Litigated and advocated at sentencing hearing in respect of a high value fraud involving an international football club. Extensive work including production orders, international warrants and consideration of legally privileged material. R v J – Litigation in crown court trial of a young man charged with multiple sexual offences including rape. Successfully resisted an application for joinder of two indictments. Client separately acquitted on all counts, on both indictments. R v S – Litigation of trial in respect of historical sexual offending for a professional sportsman dating back to the 1990s. Complex issues of applicable legislation given the substantial period of time that had elapsed and legal argument in respect of the admissibility of evidence. R v L – Advocate in respect of a matter of Assault occasioning Actual Bodily Harm – the complainant passed away prior to trial. Numerous issues relating to hearsay evidence and bad character and admissibility issues. L acquitted of all charges following Crown Court Trial. R v H – Representation of an extremely vulnerable man facing allegations arising from a well-known online vigilante group. Case proceeded to fact finding following determination that the defendant was unfit to plead. Crown dropped all charges relating to the vigilante group, and the defendant was acquitted of all counts that remained on the indictment. R v R – Litigation and advocacy in respect of a professional sports coach at sentencing hearing following conviction after trial for historic sexual offences. Extensive case preparation and mitigation in Crown Court.
Stone King LLP
Nicholas Wright
Nick is an Associate in the Patents team and a European Patent Attorney.
Maucher Jenkins
Nicholle Kingsley
Nicholle is a Partner in the Planning team within the Real Estate department with over 20 years' experience advising on UK and international development and regeneration projects. Nicholle has advised on many high-profile and complex development projects including: Stratford City and the Olympics, Kings Cross, Elephant and Castle, Earls Court, Royal Mint Court, Ram Brewery, London Wall, Royal Albert Dock, New Scotland Yard, and Waterloo International. Nicholle advises across all aspects of planning and development projects including advising on appeals/call-ins, statutory challenges, judicial reviews, s106 and highways agreements, EIA, CIL, FOIA/EIR, with a keen interest in mixed-use urban regeneration, commercial development, sports, hotels, leisure, housing and heritage matters and particular interest in ESG and EDI. Nicholle is a Solicitor Advocate with Higher Rights of Audience and has spent time working in Asia and the Middle East.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Nick Abbott
Nick has specialised in employment law since qualifying as a solicitor and works exclusively with universities, further education colleges and academies. Nick leads Mills & Reeve’s higher education practice in the West Midlands and is head of Mills & Reeve’s further education group. Nick’s recent work has included advising a number of universities in relation to equal pay challenges; advising a university on the practical management of industrial action arising from a national pay dispute; advising a number of further education college groups on the organisation of staff within federations and using shared services; advising on a number of mergers between further education colleges; advising universities, further education colleges and academies on the removal of senior staff, including the use of university Statutes; advising various universities on employment issues arising from international collaborations; advising universities, further education colleges and academies on the practical management of reorganisations and compulsory redundancies; successfully defending complex Employment Tribunal claims, including those involving disability discrimination, race discrimination, whistleblowing and claims made by trade union representatives in relation to their status; advising on the conversion of over 140 schools to academies; advising on retirement and age discrimination; advising on the management and dismissal of staff with poor performance or long-term sickness.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Nick Alfillé
Nick is a highly experienced corporate lawyer specialising in mergers and acquisitions, equity fundraisings, joint ventures and corporate restructurings. He also has expertise in private equity transactions and regularly advises management teams in PE- and VC-backed businesses. As well as pursuing his legal career, Nick has founded and run his own food-related business. With significant expertise in both domestic and cross-border M&A, his clients range from founders, entrepreneurs and family offices to multinational corporates, and his work encompasses a variety of sectors including financial services, technology, retail, leisure, and corporate real estate.
Keystone Law
Nick Allan
Partner
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Nick Arron
Partner
Poppleston Allen
Nick Atkins
Partner advising on mergers and acquisitions, private equity and growth capital work. Member of the firm’s international practice group, and is closely involved with many of the firm’s close international relationships, including in Iberia, Germany, US, Belgium and Singapore.
Stevens & Bolton LLP
Nick Ball
Managing Associate in Business Law
TWM Solicitors LLP
Nick Barnard
Nick specialises in advising individual and corporate clients in a range of criminal and regulatory matters. He is ranked for his work in financial crime (individuals), contentious financial services and tax fraud in Chambers / Chambers HNWI 2026 and for white collar crime (individuals) and contentious financial services in Legal 500 2026. He has been described as “a razor-sharp lawyer with exceptional command of every process” and “concise with the analysis of issues, forthright with clients and opponents… a formidable solicitor” In recent years, Nick has acted in some of the most high-profile and complex investigations into fraud, bribery, tax offences, money laundering and asset forfeiture in the UK and abroad. He is frequently involved in cases conducted by the Serious Fraud Office, the National Crime Agency, the Financial Conduct Authority and HMRC, as well as international investigators, prosecutors and regulators. He has a particular interest in the criminal, asset forfeiture and regulatory aspects of cryptoassets, and has a foundation certification in cryptocurrency investigations. Nick also has expertise in general crime matters, having provided advice from the police station to the Magistrates’ and Crown Courts on offences ranging from common assault and sexual offences to money-laundering and tax fraud.
Corker Binning
Nick Barnes
Nick has experience of a broad range of commercial real estate work, including development and investment work, joint ventures, commercial lettings (acting for both landlords and tenants) and debt financing.
Macfarlanes LLP
Nick Barwood
Nick is a partner, head of the commercial team and UK Chair of Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP. He has over 20 years’ experience of advising on commercial projects of all types. He is often asked to provide strategic input into a variety of complex and business critical projects across a broad range of industrial, consumer goods and retail businesses. He is recognised for his commercial acumen and solution-driven approach. His main area of expertise is in relation to outsourcing, particularly logistics, supply chain management and third party services contracts. These have included a number of large contracts for the outsourcing of specialist services as well as the setting up and ongoing management of fulfilment and installation services managed by third parties. Nick is client partner for a number of well-known clients including national retailers, hospitality companies and other major FTSE or equivalent companies and is often asked to provide input into a variety of strategic and business critical projects. Work undertaken involves a wide spectrum of business support functions, including all aspects of outsourced operations including open and closed book distribution and warehousing agreements, business process outsourcing, collaborative partnering arrangements, development and implementation of new business models and business re-engineering of key business operations.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Nick Bassil
Partner
Kilburn & Strode LLP
Nick Bebbington
Highly experienced and strategically astute, Nick is well known for obtaining patent protection for clients in some of the most rapidly changing and challenging areas, including software inventions in the business and Fintech fields. A former software engineer, Nick is recognised as an expert in patent drafting and prosecution, and designs, in areas as diverse as consumer electronics, broadcasting devices, renewable energy, oil exploration, artificial intelligence and Fintech. Much in demand for his pragmatic and innovative advice on patent strategy, he is appreciated by clients for his responsiveness and practical understanding of their business drivers. An expert in strategic IP advice, Nick is regularly called upon to advise large companies at C-suite level on developing firmwide patent strategies and to lead invention harvesting sessions (identifying potentially patentable inventions developed by the firm’s engineers). He also focuses on portfolio management and patent drafting and prosecution throughout the world, as well as advising clients on freedom to operate searches and helping them to obtain design protection for their products globally. Nick’s clients span a broad range from large multinational corporations to SMEs and start-ups. He is experienced in helping small entities to build focused and commercially relevant patent portfolios within typically tight budgetary constraints, to protect their investment in their technology. As companies expand, Nick’s commercial skills can help them to enter new markets and maximise the value of their business going forward. Nick’s major areas of work include consumer electronics, set-top boxes and digital broadcasting devices, as well as high-tech electronic testing, control and communications systems. He also has extensive experience in cleantech, including renewables and battery storage technology, smart grids, and control and optimisation systems. On the mechanical side, Nick has worked with composite materials and oil exploration products and processes. He also has extensive experience in the computing and software-related fields, including AI, the Internet of Things and Blockchain.
Beck Greener LLP
Nick Berry
Partner
gunnercooke LLP
Nick Billingham
Nick is a Consultant in the housing management department. Nick has over 25 years’ experience of advising registered providers and local authorities in relation to housing litigation in the County Court, High Court and the Appeal Courts. He also advises social landlords on a wide spectrum of housing-related issues including data protection, freedom of information, equality and diversity, and human rights as well as advising clients on policies and procedures and the impact of government housing policy, regulation and new legislation. Nick has been recognised as a leading lawyer in the social housing field by The Legal 500 directory, which describes him as having a having 'a wealth of experience'. He has been involved in a number of high profile cases, including London & Quadrant v Weaver (2009); Riverside v White (2007); LB Lambeth v Kay (2006); Bruton v London & Quadrant Housing Trust (2000) and Newlon v Alsulaimen (1998). Nick is a former board memeber of Colchester Borough Homes and one of the founding memebrs and chair of the Social Housing Law Association. He is also a board member of Journal Housing Law.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Nick Bird
Nick is a Partner and one of the leading lawyers for liability and conduct claims against professionals and is particularly well known for his work on complex and high value claims.
RPC
Nick Blane
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Nick Bonsall
Nick is Co-Head of the Slaughter and May Financial Institutions Group. He has a broad financial institutions practice, with extensive experience advising insurers, banks and asset managers on a range of stand-alone advisory and transactional projects. Nick also supports financial services clients on supervisory and contentious regulatory matters concerning UK and overseas regulators. He is regularly called upon to advise on complex prudential regulatory matters, and also on transactions designed to create capital efficiency or otherwise be accretive to solvency / capital ratios. He also frequently advises on financial institution reorganisations and portfolio acquisitions/disposals, including by way of the UK Part VII process.
Slaughter and May
Nick Bowie
I am a Partner in the Intellectual Property team and a Chartered Trade Mark Attorney. I specialise in the protection and enforcement of clients' trade mark and design portfolios worldwide. I am regularly involved in global searching filing and assignment projects. In addition to my core expertise, I have particular experience in digital enforcement, handling the global monitoring and enforcement of my clients' trade marks and copyright online. I regularly represent clients in domain name disputes before the World Intellectual Property Organisation, Nominet, the ADR Forum, and the National Internet Exchange of India.
Lewis Silkin
Nick Brainsby
Consultant
Wordley Partnership
Nick Brett
Partner
Brett Wilson
Nick Burrows
Nick Burrows is a partner in the Corporate & Commercial department and head of the Charities & Education team at Blandy & Blandy. Nick advises charities and education providers on a broad range of commercial matters, while also advising professional practices and businesses of all shapes and sizes on areas including formation and incorporation, governance, mergers, collabarations and joint ventures, contracts and agreements, procurement, outsourcing and intellectual property.
Blandy & Blandy LLP