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Patrick Elliot
Patrick is a corporate recovery and insolvency specialist with more than 15 years’ experience. His broad practice covers advising on all formal processes including administrations, liquidations, schemes, voluntary arrangements and cross-border regulations. Patrick regularly acts for the creditors of failed institutional, financial and professional services businesses as well as retail and industrial businesses. Having practiced as a litigator for most of his career, Patrick uses his vast experience to assist with the litigation aspects of an insolvency such as undoing antecedent transactions, tracing assets and enforcement. He has also advised on EU and International insolvency legislation, including successfully defending an international enforcement to the Supreme Court in the leading case of Rubin and Eurofinance. Patrick’s clients include corporates, insolvency practitioners, distressed investors, bondholder creditors, individuals faced with bankruptcy, as well as insolvent businesses and their boards. Patrick also advises on all aspects of data protection.
Keystone Law
Patrick Farrant
Partner Co-Head for Commercial, Technology, Data and Sport within the Innovation Department and Head of the Life Sciences Group
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Patrick Ford
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Patrick Fox
Principal Associate
Gowling WLG
Patrick Garner
Patrick is a construction lawyer who has advised development clients on a broad range of non-contentious construction matters for over 15 years. His recent project experience includes advising:- a major national developer on the acquisition and then the £1 billion remediation and redevelopment of a 1000 acre former oil refinery to create an urban village; on many town centre redevelopment projects including procurement advice and advice on the major infrastructure energy and utilities contracts and liaising with the public bodies, funding and acquiring assets at the relevant site; an international energy company on procurement of on-shore and off-shore wind farm projects and associated infrastructure contracts; on construction and environmental elements of a deal for the UK’s leading regeneration developer in its negotiations for the acquisition and development of 3500 acres of land in 3 counties; on the Turbine Supply Agreement for one of the world’s largest off shore wind farms; St. Modwen Properties Plc Group Companies on substantially all of its national development portfolios including distribution warehouses, head offices for international and national companies, major infrastructure projects and remediation projects.
Shoosmiths LLP
Patrick Graves
Patrick is a corporate lawyer with over 25 years’ experience, with a practice covering all aspects of private and public company mergers and acquisitions, equity capital market transactions, and corporate finance and growth solutions for family and entrepreneurial businesses. He advises boards of several listed companies, both UK-based and international, across the TMT, FinTech and energy and natural resources sectors.
Keystone Law
Patrick Hammond
Patrick advises a range of individual and institutional landowners on matters relating to the management of their rural property holdings, including sales and acquisitions, landlord and tenant issues, and the grant of rights. He advises his clients on all elements of their rural property portfolios deals: Commercial, residential and agricultural. He acts on a very wide variety of acquisitions and disposals of both agricultural and residential property, including development sites. Recently, he has acted on the acquisition of more than 100 hectares of forestry in the South-west. Patrick has a wide experience of dealing with agricultural tenancies (both Farm Business Tenancies and Agricultural Holdings Act Tenancies) and all of the issues they entail. He has also has experience in dealing with commercial lettings and also advises on a variety of landlord and tenant issues, particularly those with an agricultural flavour. Patrick has been instructed on a number of first registrations. Other work includes the grant of easements, sporting rights, variations of restrictive covenants and matters relating to minerals.
Farrer & Co
Patrick Harney
Patrick is a Partner in Mishcon Private. A market leading international private client lawyer who has worked in Dublin, London and New York, Patrick specialises in cross border tax advice with a particular focus on US-UK and UK-Irish tax, trust and estate planning and UK resident non-domiciled tax planning. His wide range of clients include high profile individuals, family offices and hedge funds spanning the UK and Ireland, the US and Latin America. He has a particular expertise in the use of family partnerships and family investment companies as a tax efficient wealth holding vehicle. Patrick has been consistently ranked by the private wealth industry and professional directories as a leading expert in tax law. He is a Chartered Tax Adviser, an International Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (“ACTEC”) and in November 2019 he was admitted as an Academician of The International Academy of Estate and Trust Lawyers. He is a STEP member and lectures on International Estate Planning at the STEP/Irish Law Society Diploma Course on Trust and Estate Planning.
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Patrick Kearns
Partner
Newton Kearns LLP
Patrick Keown
Patrick is partner at Howard Kennedy and Head of Banking and Real Estate Finance. He is a banking and finance lawyer advising on high value and complex debt finance transactions. He focuses on corporate finance, leveraged finance, real estate finance, asset-based lending, receivables finance, debt restructuring and corporate reorganisations. Patrick has acted for a wide range of clients including the main UK clearing banks, investment banks, international banks, specialist lenders, institutional investors, asset-based lenders, and corporate borrowers. His sector experience includes general corporate M&A, natural resources, charities/social enterprise, sporting organisations, social housing, education, development finance, and trade finance. Patrick's considerable deal experience, commercial aptitude and versatility ensure clients receive effective practical solutions.
Howard Kennedy LLP
Patrick Lloyd
Partner Patrick’s patent practice is mainly in the electrical and electronics fields, with a particular focus on electronic trading systems, computer implemented inventions and telecommunications. His background in Engineering Science also allows him to bring a deep understanding to patent applications in the areas of power systems, semiconductors, manufacturing technology, wind turbines and cleantech inventions. Patrick’s clients include a broad range of international companies and universities based in the UK and Europe, the USA and Japan. His specialities include assisting clients with invention spotting, drafting new applications, devising patent filing strategies for protection around the world, preparing infringement and validity opinions, and advising on competitor activities. Patrick also handles trade mark matters, particularly in the financial sector.He has a wide experience of all aspect of trade mark practice including the selection and clearance of new marks, worldwide registration, oppositions and dispute resolution.
Reddie & Grose LLP
Patrick Malone
Formerly of RadcliffesLeBrasseur, Patrick advises on the full spectrum of private client issues including tax, succession planning, estate administration and probate, trusts and mental capacity. Patrick also assists the contentious estates team and provides private client planning and technical support on high value, complex, contested estates and trusts. Patrick advises UK and non-UK domiciled individuals (often entrepreneurs, landowners and trustees) on all aspects of UK taxation, with particular emphasis on Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax, in the context of succession planning and in relation to specific deals and events. Patrick is well versed in administering a range of multi-jurisdictional taxable estates including those which comprise agricultural and business property. He has a particular interest in administering estates with a contentious element and has acted for independent administrators appointed pursuant to a court order on multiple occasions. Patrick is experienced in advising on the creation and re-arrangement of trusts where families and trustees are looking to protect assets, save tax and create flexible structures that will last for generations. Patrick is a member of STEP, the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), and is a member of the International Tax and International Private Client special interest groups.
Weightmans LLP
Patrick Parkin
Partner
Burges Salmon LLP
Patrick Pennal
Patrick is a highly experienced civil dispute resolution solicitor with a wide-ranging international litigation and arbitration practice. His cases are conducted under numerous procedural and substantive laws and forums, including ICC, LCIA, ad hoc and local courts and he has acted for many high profile individuals and world-leading corporations/entities. Patrick qualified as a barrister before becoming a solicitor. The areas in which he specialises are complex multi-jurisdictional commercial disputes; defamation and related issues – claimant and defendant; contentious employment and contract for services disputes; both international and domestic; advocacy in international and domestic arbitration; injunctive and related emergency relief and remedies; both international and domestic; claimant professional negligence. Patrick’s key achievements include acting for senior QCs as claimants against Lloyd’s of London, mediated by Lord Woolf. Acting for Earl Spencer in proceedings against a High Court Judge and others. Acting for defendants in well-known Prince Radu of Hohenzollern/Romania defamation action and related issues; also involving Michael ex-King of Romania and the Romanian Royal House, the House of Hohenzollern in Germany, His Excellency Ambassador Carlson (one time ‘Voice of America’), Prince Paul and Princess Lia of Romania, for whom he has also acted. Numerous involvements for claimants (high profile and otherwise) in defamation and related press intrusion and libel matters. Acting for internationally recognised banker in connection with proceedings involving one of world’s biggest ship owners. Acting for Korean construction group against Formula 1, in relation to proposed Korean Grand Prix.
Keystone Law
Patrick Rennie
Patrick is a highly experienced data protection expert with specialist knowledge across the Film & TV, Interactive Entertainment and Betting & Gaming sectors. “Data protection is a passion for me, but I understand that this might not be true for all our clients. My role is to help you understand how data protection applies to your business and the most effective way to solve your privacy issues. I pride myself on providing commercially focused advice to clients and explaining complicated matters in a clear, jargon-free way. Whether you are a new business or an established multinational, you will need to consider GDPR and other data legislation. I have advised on almost every aspect of data protection, from conducting audits to acting as the DPO for a FTSE 250 company. If you have a question that relates to GDPR, cookies or direct marketing then I would be pleased to help. My Film & TV experience means that I understand the lifecycle of a production and the data protection issues that will arise – such as appropriate wording in a Casting Director’s agreement or collecting health data of talent for the purposes of obtaining production insurance. I work with many games publishers and developers and provide advice on all aspects of personal data, with a particular focus on the Age Appropriate Design Code (also known as the Children’s Code). On the Betting & Gaming side, I work closely with our market leading gambling team and understand the regulatory obligations that operators face and how data protection fits into licensing requirements. On the Telecoms side of things, I have worked closely with Gordon Moir to assist clients (both b2b and b2c) on data protection compliance and the intersection between Telecoms regulation and data protection.”
Wiggin LLP
Patrick Robinson
A partner in the firm's planning unit. Solicitor advocate in the civil courts specialising in all planning issues including negotiation on planning and other infrastructure agreements and appearing as an advocate at planning inquiries; recent projects have included advising Isle of Anglesey on the Wylfa Newydd nuclear power station application and has appeared as advocate in a number of planning inquiries for energy developments. Lectures regularly on planning and compulsory purchase topics to planning professionals.
Burges Salmon LLP
Patrick Ryan
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
Patrick Selley
As a litigator, mediator, and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Patrick is well placed to deal with domestic, cross-border disputes and conflicts with an international element across a range of sectors. After an early grounding in marine, shipping and re-insurance litigation in both London and Hong Kong, he has since worked for clients including but not limited to those in insurance and re-insurance, professional liability insurance, technology, financial services, hedge fund management and medical sectors as well as representing private individuals. More recently, Patrick has been advising high-profile businesses in the satellite and space sector and emerging energy sources.
Keystone Law
Patrick Slomski
Patrick is a partner in the firm’s aviation and aerospace team and is based in the London office. His practice is both contentious and non-contentious, including insurance coverage disputes, complex claims, and leasing and maintenance disputes. He has a very high profile in the aviation and aerospace sectors internationally, with experience in aviation catastrophes, insurance coverage (aircraft and space systems), products, major commercial disputes, reinsurance disputes, subrogation. He is a former examiner for the Chartered Insurance Institute.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Patrick Walker
Consistently ranked in tier 1 in both Chambers and Partners and Legal 500 directories, and with excellent feedback including in video mediations, Patrick is one of the UK’s busiest mediators. Whilst in private practice, Patrick specialised in property law and has earned a reputation as a leader in that field, appearing in all courts, the Lands Tribunal and the Agricultural Land Tribunal. He now mediates full time. With over 15 years’ experience as a mediator he mediates most types of commercial disputes together with contentious probate and trust disputes and is frequently struck by the contrast between disillusioned parties at trial and satisfied parties at mediation. Legal directory references note that he provides ‘everything you want from a mediator’ and manages to combine ‘a measured professional and firm’ approach with a ‘light, friendly and inclusive’ touch. He brings a highly-informed and pragmatic approach to all disputes including property, broad commercial disputes and family and trust matters’. Patrick conducts mediations with perception and authority in both his specialist field of property law and in a wide variety of commercial disputes including intellectual property and statutory undertakers and in areas as diverse as personal injury, nuisance and family and trust matters. He is experienced in multiparty disputes and is equally used to working with Leading Counsel or litigants in person. He works nationally and has a high success rate.
IPOS Mediation
Patrick Wheeler
Partner - Head of Intellectual Property
Collyer Bristow LLP
Patrick Whetter
Patrick specialises in many aspects of commercial property with particular expertise in commercial landlord and tenant, freehold acquisitions and disposals, developing out sites and all aspects of property portfolio management. He deals with a variety of complex commercial transactions including conditional contracts and options, sales and leasebacks, corporate support transactions and secured lending. Patrick deals primarily with industrial/warehouse sites and office blocks and his clients include landlords and tenants, property investors and occupiers, developers, banks and pension funds. While Patrick has a very strong landlord following he also acts for tenants on some of the most prominent business and industrial parks in the UK. Patrick also acts for one of the major Oxford University institutions on its property portfolio management and acquisitions of office and warehouse accommodation. Some examples of Patrick’s recent experience are: acting for landlords on general portfolio management issues such as lease renewals, termination notices, negotiating new leases, licences to assign/alter/change use, variations, surrenders, rent deposits, rent reviews and advising on dilapidation issues. Patrick also acts for many tenants on their own property portfolios, ie acting for a tenant this year on a 10 year lease of industrial premises at an annual rental value of £1.7m conditional plus valuable landlord’s and tenant’s works; complex disposals and leasebacks for sellers requiring capital and also disposals and leasebacks involving Heritage Fund grants and SIPPs; secured lending for banks and also acting for landlords on corporate refinancing of commercial property portfolios including a recent refinance of 30 industrial units over four sites.
Freeths LLP
Paul A Smith
Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Paul Abthorpe
Paul is a Senior Associate and has a broad range of experience supporting listed and private businesses on their executive and all-employee incentive arrangements, both in the UK and internationally. He advises in relation to the design, implementation and operation of incentives taking into account tax, legal and governance requirements. He has in-depth experience of supporting fast growth tech companies in relation to their incentive arrangements, including as they prepare for a sale or IPO. He is also a senior member of the team that focusses on our very successful target Japanese market, having a number of Japanese clients. Paul trained and qualified with international law firm Pinsent Masons before spending 8 years working in the Reward practice of PwC. He was also on in-house secondment at a FTSE 100 company where he was involved in the grant and vesting of share plan awards to a global employee population. Paul leads on clients such as Drax, HSBC and RELX.
Tapestry Compliance