Avocats – England
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William Gard
Will is a chartered civil engineer as well as a solicitor, practising arbitrator and adjudicator and has over 30 years' infrastructure projects experience. Will specialises in engineering and infrastructure projects procurement and dispute resolution. He has particular expertise in the design, construction and operation of energy, water, utilities, transport and other infrastructure projects. Will’s practice includes advising on the merits of potential claims to troubleshooting on complex projects and ultimately formal proceedings if necessary. A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Will is also a specialist in arbitration and adjudication and leads the firm's Arbitration and Adjudication practice area. He has been appointed as adjudicator/arbitrator on over 100 occasions over the last 20 years. Will is the immediate post Chairman of the Technology and Construction Solicitors' Association and sits on the Committee.
Burges Salmon LLP
William Glover
Director
Fieldfisher
William Granger
William advises on all aspects of employment, executive and LLP law. He has a particular focus on advice at the executive level of organisations and is noted for handling the more sensitive, complex, high profile or newsworthy issues. His clients encompass organisations, leaders, senior executives, boards, committees, teams, shareholders and investors – both within the UK and internationally. William operates across a breadth of sectors, including financial services, media, marketing, leisure and private wealth. William’s expertise includes: leadership support, crisis communications, whistleblowing, discrimination, unfair prejudice, team moves, investigations, boardroom disputes, incentives, relationship and change management problem solving and every kind of dispute resolution. William is often referred for his understanding of reputation protection, values, teamwork and the people aspects of transactions and governance. He is a qualified leadership coach (graduate of the Meyler Campbell Mastered Programme). He is editor of the XpertHR guide to whistleblowing.
Wedlake Bell LLP
William Harper
William Harper is a Partner in our Private Client team, specialising in advising individuals on estate, trust, and later-life planning. He works with a broad spectrum of clients, from high-net-worth families to those with complex or sensitive circumstances, delivering tailored and practical solutions. William also handles the administration of estates and trusts, often including business and agricultural property relief claims, and supports clients in structuring their assets efficiently.
Flint Bishop
William Healing
William is a dual French and English national, he is a bilingual speaker, and many of his cases have a Francophone angle. Most cases involve high net worth assets. He has practiced family law for over 20 years. Although many of his cases involve significant court disputes, he seeks to settle out of court those cases which can be resolved early. Many of William’s cases have an international element. He is a widely acknowledged expert on European family law issues.
AFP Bloom
William Hogarth
William is a Partner in RPC’s transactional and regulatory insurance team with over 15 years’ experience advising clients and investors in the life and general insurance market on a full spectrum of transactional, reinsurance, commercial and regulatory matters. William supports insurer, reinsurer, intermediary and investor clients on a range of corporate transactions and has particular expertise assisting clients with reinsurance arrangements, including legacy market transactions. His life insurance experience includes advising insurer and trustee clients on bulk annuity and other longevity risk transactions. He also advises clients on commercial, underwriting and distribution arrangements and has significant experience guiding clients through the myriad of insurance prudential and conduct regulations, as well as Lloyd’s of London-related matters.
RPC
William Jackson
Solicitor specialising in shipping and international trade litigation, including arbitration and alternative dispute resolution. Will has acted for shipowners, charterers, cargo interests, P&I Clubs and commodity traders across a wide variety of matters; with expertise in both wet and dry disputes and a particular focus on charterparties, bills of lading, as well as marine insurance matters and unsafe port issues.
Jackson Parton Solicitors
William Margot
William is both a Manx Advocate and qualified Solicitor in England and Wales advising on a range of legal issues affecting corporate organisations. He also advises on a range of real estate and asset finance matters acting for banks, lenders (including alternative lenders and challenger banks) and borrowers in respect of the financing of Isle of Man entities, in particular companies, partnerships and trusts. In addition to his private practice experience, William served as In-house Legal Counsel at OCRA Worldwide.
Keystone Law
William Massey
William Massey is a partner at Farrer & Co and head of the family team. He has specialised in family law since 1991 and has wide experience in money and children cases on relationship breakdown with particular emphasis on complex financial situations. His cases often involve issues covering trusts, companies, tax, pensions and other jurisdictions. His background in commercial law has helped him to build a reputation as a front runner in difficult financial cases.
Farrer & Co
William Miles
Partner
Briffa
William O\'Brien
William specialises in the resolution of disputes and the conduct of civil litigation. He joined the Construction, Engineering & Procurement team in July 2020 having trained at the firm and qualifying into its Litigation & Dispute Resolution department. He has a broad range of experience of bringing and defending claims, as well as advising clients where disputes are anticipated in the future and how to avoid them. He acts for companies, social housing providers and private individuals.
Devonshires Solicitors LLP
William Parry
Solicitor
Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
William Ponder
Partner Will advises on patents and designs in most areas of physics and engineering. In addition to patent searching, drafting and prosecution worldwide, Will handles opposition and appeal hearings at the European Patent Office and at the UKIPO. He also advises on infringement and validity issues, and has experience of conducting freedom to operate searches. Will’s registered design work includes advising clients in the medical devices and consumer goods sectors.
Reddie & Grose LLP
William Roberts-Phelps
Senior Associate
Broadfield Law UK LLP
William Roles
Partner and head of banking and finance, advising lenders and borrowers on debt finance including acquisition finance, securitisation and trade and asset finance.
Mills & Reeve LLP
William Rollin
William's practice covers all areas of matrimonial finance from cohabitation agreements and pre-nuptial agreements through post-nuptial agreements and the resolution of finances on divorce. He is particularly interested in complex HNW and UHNW financial cases which often include trusts, offshore trusts, private equity, funds, leverage, and also layered domestic and international business interests. William is a trained practitioner in both the Collaborative Process and the Resolution Together (“one couple, one lawyer”) approach to making children and financial arrangements upon divorce. With a strong personal commitment to early case resolution, (where appropriate) William actively supports his clients in identifying and exploring settlement in the most appropriate settlement process. He welcomes enquiries on dispute resolution and can guide clients through the range of processes including Resolution Together, Collaborative and Quasi-Collaborative, Early Neutral Evaluation, Mediation, Hybrid Mediation and solicitor negotiation. Where appropriate, William leverages his experience to adopt a flexible approach, borrowing from more than one of these processes to find a bespoke dispute resolution model. William is also an advocate for arbitration – which offers clients speedy access to the leading expert arbitrators who act as privately appointed decision-makers – with binding effect. Arbitration has the particular benefits of speed, choice of arbitrator and a guarantee of shielding the privacy of those with media profiles and / or complex assets. When litigation is unavoidable, William is an experienced, robust and strategic litigator, adept at pulling together the right team to ensure that the process generates the best outcome for his client. William speaks good French and some German. His expertise in finances is complemented by a long-standing interest in complex children cases, including international relocation cases and transfer of residence applications. Many of William’s children cases have involved issues of parental alcohol or substance abuse – often coupled with psychological and psychiatric concerns. William also has significant experience in managing cases with a public and private interface – for example where his clients have been subject to malicious allegations of impropriety and the Police or Social Services have become involved.
Boodle Hatfield LLP
William Sanderson
Will is a Legal Director and advises on a wide range of commercial property matters including investment sales and acquisitions, landlord and tenant and with a particular emphasis on retail and office development. His recent work includes: acting for a leading UK pub retailer in connection with its new build development program; the investment purchase of multi-let office buildings in Greater Manchester; advising a plc commercial developer in connection with the freehold and leasehold disposals of industrial and office units on its estates; advising a national charity in connection with its £13 million redevelopment project of town centre premises to provide a museum and other facilities.
Shoosmiths LLP
William Seymour
Will is a Partner in real estate with wide experience of all transactional real estate matters, including extensive experience advising on: investment sales and acquisitions for institutional investors; residential, commercial and mixed-use developments for developers; all aspects of portfolio management for commercial landlords and occupiers; and the real estate aspects of corporate and finance transactions. His recent project experience includes advising: on the £600m sale of two major designer retail outlets in Cheshire Oaks and Swindon; an institutional investor on a £90m multi-let retail sector disposal and a distressed shopping centre sale for £80m; a major house builder and commercial developer joint venture on a landmark city centre regeneration scheme; a listed residential developer on an agreement for a substantial rural housing scheme and construction of new secondary school; on the acquisition, ongoing asset management and potential mixed-use development of a regional shopping centre; and head office acquisitions and lease regears for several major corporate occupiers.
Shoosmiths LLP
William Spickett
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
William Turtle
Partner; William is based in London, but spends a significant amount of his time in Brussels. William has extensive experience in a wide range of competition and regulatory matters. He has been involved in a number of major cartel and other behavioural cases, including global antitrust investigations. He has also acted on a number of high-profile merger cases (including at Phase II) before the EU and UK competition authorities. In addition, he has significant experience in the field of competition litigation, including in appeals before the EU and UK courts. He is a member of the Brussels Bar (A list), as well as being qualified as a solicitor (England and Wales).
Slaughter and May
William Watson
Partner; William’s a partner and his practice covers all UK taxes relevant to corporate and financing transactions. Particular areas of interest include real estate and the oil and gas sector. However, William also has extensive experience of M&A, demergers and other corporate structuring, private equity and debt and equity financing and in recent years he has built up a substantial (and, to date, successful) tax litigation practice.
Slaughter and May
Willianne van Zandwijk
Managing partner and head of the corporate M&A practice of NautaDutilh’s London office
NautaDutilh
Wilma Shi
Partner, European and UK Patent Attorney
J A Kemp
Wilson Antoon
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP