Avocats – England

Sarah Naylor

Partner, Head of Banking and Finance

DMH Stallard LLP

Sarah Needham

Sarah is a commercial contracts and IP lawyer with a particular specialism in the Technology, Media, Retail and Data Protection sector. With more than twenty years’ experience gained in both private practice City law firms and in-house as general counsel of a large media group, she has a wide practice area covering areas such as commercial services contracts, all types of technology agreements, brand licensing, print and publishing contracts, joint venture agreements, outsourcing agreements, and media and advertising contracts. She is an expert on advising on the implications of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the UK Data Protection Act 2018 and regularly advises clients ranging from the largest global companies to SMEs and start ups on its implications. Sarah is also an experienced speaker at various client and internal and sector briefings. Thank you so m

Keystone Law

Sarah Neil

Venner Shipley LLP

Sarah Nolan

Excello Law

Sarah Norman - Scott

Associate Solicitor

Hodge Jones & Allen

Sarah Norton

A diligent Real Estate lawyer, Sarah specialises in development and investment acquisitions for large London based clients, assessing sites and advising on the crucial issues. Sarah also has a strong Landlord and Tenant background, advising both Landlords and Tenants on the grant of new leases and on all aspects of leasehold management work.

Freeths LLP

Sarah O'Grady

am a Managing Associate in the Firm’s Disputed Wills & Estates team. I specialise in all types of inheritance and trust disputes, with particular expertise in agricultural matters. I largely act for private individuals, whether as executors, beneficiaries or trustees. I also act for professional executors and trustees, including where they have been appointed to deal with a trust or estate that is in dispute. Having practiced exclusively in this area for the past 15 years, I know all too well the emotional toll these disputes generate and I like to work closely with my clients to build a strong relationship and minimise the stress of the dispute as far as possible. It is important to me to take the time to learn about each client’s personal situation and the background that has led up to the dispute. I want to ensure that I understand my clients’ goals from the outset, so that we can decide upon the best way in which to approach the dispute. The majority of my cases settle out of court, however I have experience of taking maters to trial when that becomes necessary. Areas of Expertise Alternative Dispute Resolution Challenging the Validity of a Will Disputed Wills & Estates Estate Disputes Farming Inheritance Disputes Inheritance Act Claims Personal Disputes Proprietary Claims Trust Disputes Sarah O'Grady - Managing Associate - Disputed Wills & Estates | Michelmores

Michelmores LLP

Sarah Osprey

Slaughter and May

Sarah Parkinson

Browne Jacobson LLP

Sarah Paton

Senior Associate Solicitor

Irwin Mitchell

Sarah Penfold

Associate Solicitor (Registered Foreign Lawyer)

Paul Robinson Solicitors LLP

Sarah Pennington

Partner - Real Estate London

Weightmans LLP

Sarah Phillips

Sarah specialises in advice relating to the creation, administration and termination of settlements, including the taxation aspects. Her specialism is personal injury trusts – trusts set up to hold and manage compensation awarded for personal injury. She advises the successful claimant or the parent, if the claimant is a minor, on merits of such trusts and their creation. She also deals with the day to day administration of the trusts on behalf of the trustees and prepares annual accounts and tax returns. Sarah qualified as a solicitor in 1995, having previously studied accountancy. She joined Freeths LLP in 2009 and is also a member of the Association of Taxation Technicians.

Freeths LLP

Sarah Phillips

Partner

Irwin Mitchell

Sarah Potter

Partner

HCR Law

Sarah Price

Sarah is a Senior Associate in our Regulatory team, specialising in professional regulatory and disciplinary law. Sarah has significant experience in regulatory and disciplinary law. She acts on behalf of professional regulatory bodies in relation to fitness to practise proceedings. She also sits as a Legal Advisor to professional conduct panels. Sarah has particular experience in representing a variety of healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, dentists and social workers, in relation to professional discipline matters. Sarah also advises accountants in respect of investigations undertaken by regulators such as the ICAEW and the ACCA. Sarah has experience of advising and representing healthcare professionals and care providers at coroner’s inquests and in relation to criminal investigations. She also has experience of advising and representing health and social care providers in relation to CQC investigations and enforcement proceedings.

Blake Morgan LLP

Sarah Pullin

Sarah is an immigration lawyer, with particular focus on business immigration. Sarah’s passion and drive are reflected in the service she provides to her clients. With over 9 years’ experience working in the legal field, Sarah understands the importance of a tailored and collaborative approach when dealing with clients and intermediaries, in order to achieve the best results and suit client specific needs. Sarah graduated with a law degree in 2012 and soon after secured a role at a top criminal law firm, working on high-profile cases. Wanting to obtain broad experience, Sarah moved to work directly for a Direct Access Barrister specialising in family, employment and general civil litigation, before moving into the field of immigration in 2015. Sarah qualified as a Solicitor in Autumn 2020 and now specialises in corporate and private client immigration law. Sarah’s unique and varied background and experience are reflected in her holistic approach. Sarah has particular expertise working with organisations, including charities, sole traders, entrepreneurs, start-ups, small and mid-size businesses and global companies, helping them navigate the complexities of staff mobility and relocation into the UK. Sarah also regularly works with employees, senior executives and their family members to assist them with transitioning to the UK, making what is often a stressful and daunting process as seamless as possible. This aspect of Sarah’s work varies from advice concerning Sponsor Licence applications, which allow companies to hire talent and workers from outside the UK, to assistance with the various applications that follow, to include Skilled Worker, Intra-Company Transfer and Creative worker visas, ongoing advice to employers regarding their duties and responsibilities and Sponsor Licence renewals. Sarah’s advice is strategic, anticipating future scenarios and planning accordingly. Sarah also has vast experience advising individuals, families and family offices on a wide variety of applications from applications for British citizenship, Indefinite Leave to Remain, visit visas, family applications, UK Ancestry, domestic worker visas, along with applications related to Appendix EU and under the Points Based System. Notably, Sarah has also successfully represented clients in respect of human rights claims. The wealth of experience and knowledge gained over the years has allowed Sarah to understand that each client is different and has different objectives. Sarah uses her skills to make legal processes and procedures as seamless as possible for every client she works alongside.

Farrer & Co

Sarah Ratcliffe

Sarah has extensive knowledge and experience of working with clients who have sustained injuries in order to assist them in pursuing claims and accessing rehabilitation. In addition to her clinical negligence experience, Sarah has represented a number of clients at inquests, and was involved in the investigations surrounding neonatal deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital. Alongside her role at Price Slater Gawne, Sarah is a law tutor at the University of Essex for their online law degree. Sarah delivers various modules on the course and provides dissertation supervision to students worldwide. Sarah is a member of the Law Society Clinical Negligence Panel.

Price Slater Gawne

Sarah Reardon

I am an Associate in Michelmores’ Planning Team, having joined the Firm as a Trainee. I specialise in advising on highway and sewer adoption matters, along with points on general infrastructure. I am also involved in a number of strategically important schemes for regional and national house builders, advising on technical matters to tight deadlines. I have considerable experience in negotiating S106 Agreements, Deeds of Variation and related Deeds of Discharge for a variety of clients including developers, landed estates, local authorities, national house builders, other government bodies and landowners, enabling me to anticipate issues that may arise from all angles. My advisory experience extends to supporting a broad range of clients on matters of listed buildings, community infrastructure levy and permitted development rights. I recently provided listed buildings advice to a large public sector client on the sale of a historical building. I also provide planning input into due diligence reports for the Firm’s corporate and real estate clients, notably recently providing input and advice into re-purposing a large site for battery storage for an up-and-coming energy sector developer/operator. I was recently a panelist at the Thomson Reuters Women’s Industry event, inspiring junior women to voice their opinions, help build their confidence and fulfil their potential. In my spare time, I enjoy pursuing a variety of outdoor activities, including wakeboarding, surfing and hiking on Dartmoor. Expertise Agriculture Energy: Property & Land Aspects Planning Law Private Wealth Public Sector Real Estate Residential Development Sustainable Economy Sarah Reardon - Associate - Specialist Real Estate | Michelmores

Michelmores LLP

Sarah Redmond

Partner

Fox Williams LLP

Sarah Rees

Sarah heads the London Commercial Litigation team. Sarah has broad experience of civil litigation generally, and works on a broad range of general corporate and commercial disputes across all sectors, but predominantly business and finance, retail, leisure and media. She handles predominantly high-value and complex litigation, both national and international. She is often involved in cases with an offshore element, and has first-hand experience of litigation in offshore jurisdictions, notably the British Virgin Islands. In recent years, Sarah is instructed increasingly frequently by clients from FSU and CIS. She receives instructions from individuals based in the UK and overseas, listed and non-listed companies, SMEs and partnerships.

Blake Morgan LLP

Sarah Reynolds

Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Sarah Richardson

Sarah is a partner in the children and education law team. She specialises in complex cases involving vulnerable adults and children during care proceedings and family disputes such as children spending time with and or living with one family member. In this changing world of how families develop and are formed, Sarah has the ability to adapt and change as well as take on new challenges to meet her clients changing needs. Sarah is particularly experienced in advising and representing children, parents and family members in difficult and sensitive cases which are often life changing for families - for example, where there are issues of parental drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence and or a mental health difficulty. Sarah has a reputation for being able to tackle a difficult area in a case such as mental health without being phased by the added complexities. Many cases often involve allegations of sexual abuse or physical harm to children. She handles these highly emotional cases with sensitivity and kindness. Sarah is also experienced in international and domestic adoption and surrogacy and advising LGBTQ+ families.

Russell-Cooke LLP

Sarah Riding

Sarah heads up the commercial and sourcing team in Birmingham. Sarah has over 15 years’ experience advising on a range of deal-driven commercial arrangements helping clients give legal effect to the commercial arrangements necessary to achieve their goals. This includes supply chain management, routes to market, strategic alliances, brand exploitation and sourcing arrangements. Sarah completes work across all sectors including manufacturing, technology, energy and sport. She has tremendous commercial acumen, having spent a large portion of her career in-house at Alstom, and has completed key secondments including Accenture, Northgate Information PLC, IMI PLC and Siemens PLC.

Irwin Mitchell