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Teena Dhanota-Jones
Consultant
Simons Muirhead Burton
Teja Picton-Howell
Teja is a senior consultant in Penningtons Manches Cooper's corporate team and head of financial services regulatory. He specialises in UK, EU and international law in financial services regulation; investment, mergers and acquisitions; banking and capital markets; investment and shareholder disputes and international sanctions. Much of Teja’s work has an international dimension. This includes guiding UK companies expanding overseas, or overseas companies investing into or entering the UK market. He has over 30 years’ experience helping businesses, including private groups, financial institutions and investments funds, to successfully acquire, sell and invest in businesses worldwide. As a member of Penningtons Manches Cooper’s India group, Teja has helped many Indian companies enter the UK through acquisitions or establishment. He also has substantial experience working on transactions throughout Europe and in the Gulf. He is instructed to give specialised legal opinions on English company law and practice, including as expert evidence for use in litigation before courts outside the UK. He is a non-executive director of the fast-expanding Levi Roots/Reggae Reggae Group.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Terence Devane
Terence is a corporate partner based in London.
Ernst & Young LLP
Terence Dickens
Terence is an experienced disputes lawyer and Legal Director in the commercial litigation team. He specialises in financial services litigation, including contentious regulatory matters and related insurance coverage advice and claims (including D&O defence) and procurement disputes. Terence has been an insurance partner at a leading international insurance firm and has advised numerous financial institutions/retail financial services firms, corporates, private individuals and public sector clients, including local authorities, central government departments and insurers/reinsurers, on a wide range of financial and commercial disputes. Terence frequently acts for IFAs and investment managers in contentious matters (on both an insured and uninsured basis), including defending claims and complaints of mis-selling/breach of mandate before both the Courts and the FOS, as well as FCA investigations and disciplinary proceedings and in respect of restrictive covenant and breach of confidentiality issues arising upon the exit of senior personnel/advisors. Terence takes a risk-based approach, with cost-benefit firmly in mind, and is keen advocate of ADR. He seeks to keep relationships on track by focussing upon both dispute avoidance and the resolution of disputes at an early stage, with commercial considerations front and centre in his advice.
Foot Anstey
Teresa Cullen
Partner
Keystone Law
Teresa Dolan
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Teresa Hitchcock
Consultant
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Teresa Kamppari Baker
Partner
Davitt Jones Bould
Terrence Donovan
Terry has a national reputation and is one of the most respected and senior solicitors in the field. In his medical negligence work he has always specialised in brain injury cases, particularly children with cerebral palsy as a result of birth injury, but his cases have included many conditions, including meningitis, spinal injury and prostate cancer. Terry’s Personal Injury work is mostly for clients who have suffered very serious injuries, usually in road traffic or workplace accidents. He also acts for the families of people who have died in fatal accidents. He is also very experienced in dealing with inquests, particularly those concerned with suicide, and failings in psychiatric healthcare. Terry’s cases often result in multi-million pound settlements. Terry is also very experienced in cases involving the Court of Protection, and has in the past acted as a Professional Deputy for many of his clients, dealing with things like the purchase and adaptation of homes, and the setting up of 24 hour care packages. This has given him a very real and practical understanding of the long-term needs of severely injured people. A number of Terry’s cases have involved foreign accidents. He acted in the inquest for Horatio Chapple, a young man who was killed by a polar bear whilst on an expedition to Svalbard in Norway. He also represented the widow of Sir Ian Brownlie QC in her 2021 Supreme Court victory - Brownlie v FS Cairo (Nile Plaza) LLC. This is now the leading authority on when the English Courts will accept jurisdiction in cases involving personal injury and fatal accidents in other countries. Please click here for further details. Terry also specialises in claims concerned with sexual abuse allegations. He works closely with our Criminal and Employment teams, and is one of the few solicitors within the field who acts for both victims of abuse and those who have been accused of it. This gives him almost unique experience in this very difficult area of the law. “Terrence Donovan has seen it all; he is unflappable and I am always really impressed with the level of detail he picks up. He is excellent.”
Kingsley Napley LLP
Terrence Trainor
Terrence advises on international and domestic family law, with a particular focus on complex, high-value cases including divorce and financial proceedings, as well as children’s matters arising from the family breakdown. His work often involves cross-border disputes and cases that involve contested jurisdictions and has spanned Europe, Middle East, Russia, Asia and the United States. Terrence studied law and commerce with a specialisation in tax which paved the way to his specialisation in complex finance work. He also regularly works alongside forensic accountants for clients who believe that their spouse may be hiding or moving assets or are otherwise being deceptive with family wealth. He also deals with a variety of cases, in particular clients looking to leave a controlling and difficult relationship and who wish to have robust legal representation.
Keystone Law
Terri Hattersley
Terri is a Solicitor in Druces’ Dispute Resolution team. Prior to joining Druces, Terri worked at a boutique litigation firm based in Blackfriars and gained experience in a wide range of complex commercial litigation matters. Terri studied Law at the University of Liverpool and completed the Legal Practice Course at the University of Law in Bloomsbury.
Druces LLP
Terry Cooper
Head of private client services/director of private client services. Terry specialises in tax planning and wealth transmission/protection for the wealthy client and Middle England. He advises in connection with the creation and restructuring of trusts, inheritance and capital gains tax planning, structuring wills to involve trusts where appropriate to safeguard assets for the benefit of family members, tax-efficient investments, and drawing up powers of attorney. For business owners he is able to implement cross-option arrangements involving trusts and the use of insurance policies to ensure a practical solution in buying out the interest of a deceased business colleague, and prepare tax-efficient wills to maximise business property relief and ensure to continuation of the business without undue difficulties. Examples of work undertaken include Advising an entrepreneur on an inheritance tax mitigation plan to involve either a family investment company or a trust structure to keep future taxable growth out of his and his wife’s estates; Creating a trust as a potential recipient of a pension scheme lump sum to keep assets from being taxable in the hands of family members; Advising a family on the strategy for the future disposal of multiple farming properties; amongst others, Terry believes that there is a niche in the private client market for senior level advice provided at a non-extortionate cost, which fits in with the ethos of the firm.
HCR Law
Terry Fendt
Partner and head of commercial property; based in Sherrards’ St Albans office, Terry has over 30 years’ experience in commercial property. He provides specialist advice in retail property work, predominantly acting for well-known, multiple-outlet ‘high street’ retailers. He also undertakes office acquisitions and disposals (including at London ‘flagship’ locations) as well as for several London property surveying agencies who continue to recommend Terry to their clients. Major clients include FoodCo UK LLP (“Muffin Break”), Menkind Stores (including Red5), Rituals Cosmetics; Chop'D Limited, Esquires Coffee House and Henley Group.
Sherrards Solicitors LLP
Terry Saeedi
Terry remains one of the most respected pensions practitioners in the market, and heads the firm's pensions practice. She acts for employers, trustees and contractors on all aspects of pensions law. Her clients operate across a number of sectors. She has a particular focus advising on the complex protections for employees in the coal, electricity, railways and water sectors. Terry’s key clients include the trustees of a defined benefit pension scheme sponsored by a financial institution with complex regulatory and compliance obligations, and employers with employees who have the benefit of protected person rights. Terry is a full member of the Association of Pension Lawyers, a past chair of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association Yorkshire Group, a co-author of Tolley's Pensions Law and a member of the LexisNexis PSL editorial board. She has recently taken on a personal trustee appointment using her experience to help a local charity.
Irwin Mitchell
Terry Wilcox
Associate Solicitor and Manager of Public Inquiries
Hudgell Solicitors
Tess Hulton
Tess is an Associate in the Private Client department. She advises individuals, families, trustees and family offices on a broad range of UK and international trust, tax and succession planning issues. She also has experience in probate matters and the administration of estates. Tess’ work for UK and international clients includes bespoke estate planning advice (preparing Wills, Codicils, Letters of Wishes and Lasting Powers of Attorney) and personal tax advice (including advising on the implications of long-term residence in the UK and legal changes to the non-dom regime). Recently, she has worked closely with a family office to plan for changes to the Business Property Relief regime. She regularly advises trustees of complex trust structures on the administration and UK taxation of those structures, as well as acting for settlors on the creation of new trusts. Tess’ practice is a broad one, acting for high profile private collectors, art dealers and cultural institutions as part of the firm’s Art and Cultural Property group. She is experienced in advising clients on buying, selling and lending art in an international context, dealing with complex issues of ownership and title, and advising on inheritance tax relief for heritage assets. She has developed a particular interest and expertise in restitution and repatriation cases.
Payne Hicks Beach LLP
Tess Waldron
Partner specialising in intellectual property litigation who has represented clients in front of the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court and has significant experience in the coordination of complex, multijurisdictional disputes. Tess also acts for life sciences and consumer electronics companies in wider commercial disputes and negotiations, including in relation to FRAND licensing. She is a qualified solicitor advocate and has represented clients in the High Court as such. Prior to becoming a solicitor, Tess qualified as a doctor and spent three years working in hospital medicine. This experience provides her with valuable background and context, in particular when advising clients operating in the life sciences sector.
Powell Gilbert LLP
Tessa Bray
Tessa joined Simons Muirhead & Burton as a Senior Associate in September 2017 from Farrer & Co. Tessa advises on all issues arising from relationship and marital breakdown. She has been involved in a number of high profile cases and acts for a broad range of clients, many of whom work in the entertainment industry and others in the financial sector, medicine and farming. Tessa acts for a number of international clients and has a particular interest in Franco-Anglo cases. Tessa has worked on a great deal of Schedule 1 Children Act cases in the last year, acting for both domestic and international clients. Tessa also advises on private law children disputes, and has considerable experience in applications for leave to remove a child from the jurisdiction. Tessa regularly drafts complex pre- and post-nuptial agreements and cohabitation agreements. Tessa is a Resolution trained family mediator and a member of Resolution. She is an experienced mediator and is always keen to explore non-court options with her clients. Tessa’s clients praise her empathetic style and technical legal ability.
Simons Muirhead Burton
Tessa Fry
Partner - Employment and business immigration
Solomon Taylor & Shaw LLP
Tessa Grayson
Partner, Head of Personal Injury
DMH Stallard LLP
Tessa Gregory
Partner
Leigh Day
Tessa Laws
Tessa is a corporate and business lawyer based in our London office. After qualifying at Rosenblatt, where she was a partner, head of the corporate team, and founder of the firm’s Japan Desk and renewable energy practice, Tessa left to set up her own practice, Newlawslegal. In 2018, Newlawslegal merged with Acuity Law, bringing Tessa’s more than twenty years’ of City legal experience, working on flotations, investments and mergers in London, the UK and internationally to the firm. At Acuity, Tessa provides hands-on commercial advice and guidance to a wide range of clients, from individuals to institutions. Her recent work has focused primarily on the marketing, media and renewable energy sectors, where she advises management teams on share sales and acquisitions, investment vehicles on their investments and individuals on their business structures. She particularly enjoys advising management teams in the media arena, be that content creation, TV production, advertising or public relations, on receiving external investment and ultimate exit. She has completed multiple deals within the sub-£20 million agency space and enjoys working for buyer or seller. This year, Tessa has led several successful and high-profile deals including the acquisition of Karian and Box by Ipsos. She has served on several AIM-listed company boards and was previously a member of the Quoted Companies Alliance. Expertise: Corporate deals and transactions – mergers, acquisitions and disposals Private equity funded transactions and PE backed buy and build strategies EIS and VCT structures and investments Management buyouts and buyins Shareholder arrangements Engineering and procurement contracts Operating and maintenance arrangements Bond structures
Acuity Law
Tessa Robinson
Tessa has a wealth of experience in both employment and business immigration law. She advises organisations of all sizes across all sectors, specialising in companies with a global workforce. As well as advising on all aspects of employment law, she also regularly advises organisations on sponsor licence applications and business-related visas (with a 100% success rate!). With workforces being located more remotely and globally than ever before, this dual expertise places her in the unusual position of being able to provide both areas of advice to companies. She prides herself on her down-to-earth approach to employment issues, and has a particular interest in guiding organisations through what can sometimes seem like complex and onerous obligations in relation to redundancy and TUPE. She also regularly provides advice to individuals on complex disputes and exits. She regularly provides training to her clients and has been credited with “somehow making GDPR fun and interesting”.
Osborne & Wise
Tessa Trevelyan Thomas
I am a corporate lawyer specialising in public and private M&A.
Fladgate LLP