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Sara Isenberg
Sara is a Senior Associate in our Private Client and Compensation Protection teams, based in our London office. Sara specialises in mental capacity and Court of Protection work with a great deal of experience working for and now as a professional Deputy. Sara is passionate about advocating for the vulnerable and ensuring their best interests are prioritised and met. Sara is a Senior Associate within both our Private Client and Compensation Protection teams. She previously worked alongside a Panel Deputy for five years, concentrating on property and financial affairs, going on to spend two years at a niche litigation firm, where she focused mainly on welfare disputes at the Court of Protection – acting mainly for family members and the Protected Person. Sara’s client base ranges from concerned family members, care homes and domiciliary care providers as well as acting on behalf of the RWK Goodman Trust company in its guise as professional finance Deputy for many incapacitated individuals. These vulnerable people range from elderly clients with Dementia to young children who have suffered serious brain injuries at birth. Sara is used to dealing with both contentious and non-contentious matters regarding property and financial affairs and welfare issues. Sara also has experience of managing cases at the Court of Protection which have a multi-jurisdictional element. In addition, Sara advises families on challenging CHC (Continuing Healthcare) funding decisions and failures of Local Authorities to comply with their obligations under both the Mental Capacity Act and Care Act. Sara's skills and experience include: applications to the Court of Protection in respect of property and financial affairs (ranging from Deputyship Orders with multi-jurisdictional aspects to statutory Will applications) applications to the Court of Protection in respect of welfare matters (including applications for best interest decisions in respect of residence, care and contact) applications to the Court of Protection in respect of gifting acting on behalf of Attorneys and Deputies acting on behalf of a professional Deputy in respect of the day-to-day management of Deputyship cases investigating financial abuse claims in respect of vulnerable individuals advising lay Attorneys and Deputies to ensure they meet their obligations advising care homes and care providers on ensuring they meet their obligations under the Mental Capacity Act including advising on any deprivation of liberty policies negotiating mediation agreements acting for both the protected person, professional and Panel Deputies and family members in contentious proceedings at the Court of Protection advising families on failures by Local Authorities to meet their obligations under the Mental Capacity and Care Acts. Sara is often asked to speak to employees about juggling responsibilities they may have in caring for elderly relatives. In the last few years Sara has been asked to a number of large organisations including Santander UK, Anglo-American, The Northern Trust and numerous Magic Circle law firms including Herbert Smith Freehills and Norton Rose Fulbright.
RWK Goodman
Sara Ludlam
Sara is a Partner and Chartered Trade Mark Attorney in our commercial and intellectual property (IP) team. Based out of our Leeds office, Sara leads our IP practice across Yorkshire. She deals with both contractual and litigious IP issues, advising across all areas of IP including trade mark and design right registrations as well as commercial agreements, GDPR compliance, licensing, transactions and dispute management. Sara is also experienced in carrying out due diligence exercises for large international IP portfolios. If you’re looking to buy or sell a brand or patent portfolio, it’s critical to understand its true value and ensure that the proper protections are in place. As well as working in private practice, Sara has worked as in-house counsel for the Pentland Group, dealing with French brands Lacoste, Kickers and Luc Berjen as well as IP disputes for brands including Speedo, Red or Dead and Berghaus. She has also worked for Sports World (now Sports Direct) and Lonsdale London. Working in-house gave Sara first-hand knowledge of when to prioritise commercial issues over legal ones and how IP issues affect businesses in reality. She has built in-depth knowledge across a range of specialist markets and works to maximise the value of IP assets while minimising risks, whether in the UK or internationally. Sara qualified in 1996 while training at a niche London-based IP and litigation firm. She holds the highly regarded postgraduate diploma in intellectual property law and went on to run her own practice, where she was known by her clients as ‘Lightning Ludlam’ for her ability to achieve quick results. Sara joined us in 2023.
Brabners LLP
Sara Morton
Team Leader Partner, West Midlands
Stowe Family Law LLP
Sara Paradisi
Partner and Co-Head of International Arbitration team
Rosenblatt Law
Sara Sayer
Partner, Solicitor-Advocate, FRSA, Head of Administrative and Public Law Disputes
Birketts LLP
Sara Snook
Sara currently works in the Securitisation department acting for Registered Providers on the security aspect relating to bond issues, private placements, syndicated and bilateral loans. Sara has also assisted on the property documentation required for intragroup stock transfers of dwellings to be used as security. Sara is a Solicitor in the Securitisation team. She has vast experience in the charging of security under varying loan facilities and bonds ranging from £1 million – £300 million. She has acted for a number of well-established RPs including Notting Hill, Hyde and Circle.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
Sara Stephens
Sara is a partner in the real estate litigation team. She works with institutional landlords, investment funds and social housing landlords providing advice on building and estate asset management, building safety and service charges. Sara also has extensive experience of advising on a variety of other property disputes, including disrepair, possession and nuisance claims, as well as complex multi-party claims. She regularly writes for various industry journals and has had articles published in RICS Property Journal, Journal of Housing Law, Solicitors Journal and Legal Action Magazine. She has provided training for CLT and the Housing Law Practitioners Association, together with seminars and bespoke training sessions for clients and other property professionals. Sara is co-chair of the Law Society’s Housing Law Committee.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Sara Teasdale
Sara Teasdale is the Managing Partner of PCB Byrne and a Partner in its Criminal Defence Practice. She is consistently instructed in some of the highest-profile and most complex white-collar crime and contentious regulatory cases and has extensive experience of cross border criminal and regulatory investigations and prosecutions brought by the SFO, FCA, ICAEW, MHRA, DOJ and CMA, acting primarily for senior, often high-profile individuals, as well as advising individuals in relation to internal investigations. Sara previously acted for a corporate defendant in Operation Holbein, the SFO investigation into alleged criminal cartel activity in the pharmaceutical industry. She has also acted for individuals in numerous SFO corruption cases, including the investigation into BAE Systems regarding South African arms deals; Sweett Group plc; and represented a senior individual in the SFO KBR/Unaoil investigation. Additionally, Sara acted for a UK based property developer charged with bribery relating to property dealings with the government ministers in the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI), which for the purpose of this case, she was sworn into the Bar of the TCI. Currently, Sara acts for a suspect in the Grenfell Tower criminal investigation. Sara’s other main practice area includes acting for individuals in the financial sector being investigated by the FCA. She acted for the former finance director of the main trading arm of Cattles PLC in the high-profile Cattles FCA case, and in the parallel FRC (formerly the AADB) regulatory/disciplinary proceedings. Sara represented a number of traders at a range of different banks in LIBOR-related investigations brought by SFO, FCA, DOJ and CFTC.
PCB Byrne
Sara Wychrij
Partner
Vaitilingam Kay
Sarah Aggarwal
Sarah has experience of a variety of commercial property matters including acquisitions, disposals and a wide range of landlord and tenant and management issues. Sarah acts for private, institutional and commercial clients but has particular experience in advising charities, foreign investors and schools. She deals with a wide range of commercial property including offices, shops, restaurants and pubs.
Farrer & Co
Sarah Allan
A partner in the London office, Sarah is the head of the yacht team and works within the wider marine, trade and aviation group. She specialises in all yacht-related matters and advises owners, managers and yards on contracts relevant to superyacht operations, including sale and purchase transactions, re-fit, yacht charters and management agreements. Her expertise in this area has in part derived from her passion for sailing, as both an accomplished sailor and yacht master who has competed at international sailing events and worked on yachts. Sarah has particular expertise in yacht and superyacht litigation, including contractual disputes and insurance claims, and has handled significant yacht casualties, including total losses. She has also developed a practice in advising on matters relating to sailing regattas and racing incidents and rules related matters. She acts alongside the firm’s personal injury team in the event of more serious injury. With a background in shipping law, and having worked for an International Group P&I club, Sarah also frequently handles insurance claims and coverage disputes. She works closely with colleagues in the employment team to advise on regulatory issues, including crew issues arising in connection with the Maritime Labour Convention.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Sarah Armstrong
Partner
gunnercooke LLP
Sarah Arnold
Sarah is an expert in handling cases involving both onshore and offshore assets including family businesses, family farms, art and digital assets. She has extensive experience resolving disputes involving lifetime gifts, inheritance, validity and/or construction of testamentary and trust documents, as well as disputes between executors/administrators and trustees to include removal claims. Sarah has been involved in numerous cases involving burial disputes and DNA and has also acted for charities in defending legacies due to their organisations. As a keen advocate for alternative dispute resolution (ADR), Sarah regularly acts for individuals and charities in mediation, settlement meetings and other forms of ADR. Sarah qualified in 2010 and joined Russell-Cooke in 2024.
Russell-Cooke LLP
Sarah Atkinson
Solicitor
Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
Sarah Atkinson
Senior Associate
Kingsley Napley LLP
Sarah Balchin
Managing Associate advising on a broad spectrum of corporate tax, real estate tax and incentives matters, both domestic and international, for corporates (ranging from start-ups to listed multinationals), entrepreneurs, managers, and investors.
Stevens & Bolton LLP
Sarah Balfour
I am a partner at Irwin Mitchell, specialising in divorce and related financial matters, and private law issues relating to children. I act for a range of clients and offer practical, commercially focused advice. I have a particular interest in litigation involving family Trusts. I’m a vocal advocate of pre- and post-nuptial agreements and I’m regularly instructed to prepare these. I’m also instructed by clients who have separated and wish to hold their spouses to nuptial agreements they’ve signed, as well as those seeking to challenge them. My clients range from those with inherited family wealth to others who have built up assets during their lifetime. I also sit on Irwin Mitchell’s Later Life Group and act for older and elderly clients. I understand the issues faced by those marrying or separating in later life and was key in developing the firm’s Later Life Relationships proposition. I’ve written extensively on family law issues and have delivered training seminars to other professional advisors. In relation to children matters I take a sensitive and child-focused approach. I work on cases involving the National Youth Advocacy Service and children’s guardians, and regularly instruct independent social workers and other experts. I act in cases of internal and international relocation and those involving parental alienation. Whatever a client’s circumstances, my focus is on getting the best result I can.
Irwin Mitchell
Sarah Baron
Senior Solicitor
HCR Law
Sarah Basso
Associate solicitor
Ketley Miller Joels Ltd
Sarah Beer
Compulsory Purchase and Compensation lawyer
Excello Law
Sarah Birkbeck
Partner IP and IT dispute resolution and reputation management.
Irwin Mitchell
Sarah Black
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Sarah Blunn
Sarah has been a real estate lawyer in the City of London for over 20 years and acts for investors and developers, landlords and tenants across the full property life cycle – acquiring, developing, selling and occupying commercial and development properties. She has particular expertise handling significant investment transactions and advising professional service firms, corporates, charities and retail occupiers on their property strategies.
Wedlake Bell LLP
Sarah Boulton
Sarah is a commercial litigator with a particular focus on the sports sector, especially women’s sport. Sarah works with governing bodies, clubs, players and other commercial parties in relation to litigation, arbitration, disciplinary and regulatory proceedings. Sarah also has experience in advising competition owners in respect of governance issues, financial regulation and licensing matters. Before joining Northridge, Sarah worked for The FA where she advised on all aspects of The FA’s legal and governance work. In particular, Sarah was heavily involved in the restructure of the women’s game and the establishment of the new FA Women’s Super League and FA Women’s Championship. Since joining Northridge, Sarah has continued to advise The FA on various matters relating to the women’s game, including the transition of the top two tiers of women’s football from The FA to a Premier League-style club shareholder structure.
Northridge Law LLP