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Brian Collins
Brian is part of the niche costs team responsible for providing a costs service that combines technical excellence with a commercial approach, together with training that can lead to continuous improvement. He is an expert in advocacy and costs control during litigation including budgeting and case management. Brian qualified as a costs lawyer in 2007 giving him rights of audience and authority to conduct costs litigation. Although costs lawyer qualification was only given regulated professional body status in 2007, Brian has 37 years' experience in costs litigation and was a Fellow of the Association of Law Costs Draftsman (now the Association of Costs Lawyers).
Weightmans LLP
Brian Cordery
Brian specialises in intellectual property dispute resolution with a focus on patent litigation in the life sciences sector. Brian has more than 20 years’ experience of litigating patents for successful pharmaceutical products – predominantly for originators. He has also handled patent cases for other sectors including electronics and consumer goods. Brian is presently engaged in several projects relating to the global defence of the intellectual property for some of the world's best–selling pharmaceutical products. This involves the co–ordination of legal teams across the world to ensure that the optimal strategy is pursued at both global and local levels. He is also involved in several intellectual property cases in the English Courts across a broad range of industry sectors. Brian’s practice includes resolving disputes relating to biological medicines as well as small molecule drugs in disease areas including oncology, respiratory, and immunology. Brian is the co–author of an annual review of UK patent cases which is published annually in the CIPA Journal. He also teaches patent law on the Oxford University Diploma on Intellectual Property Law and Practice. He is the co-editor of the Kluwer Patent Blog. In 2018 and 2019, Brian was chosen by Who’s Who Legal as the Life Sciences Patent Litigation lawyer of the year and the Patents lawyer of the year.
Bristows LLP
Brian Dowling
Senior associate
Irwin Mitchell
Brian Farrell
Partner, Head of the Commercial team and Head of the Energy and Resource Management sector
Ashfords LLP
Brian Gegg
Partner
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Brian Kilcoyne
I have been advising on property disputes for 35 years, have been a partner at LS for 20 years and Head of Property for the last 5 years. As a trusted adviser, I use my experience to steer clients through and around the complexities of property law and, if a dispute is unavoidable, to deliver the best result possible. I advise all types of client (from corporates to HNWIs) on all areas of property ligation (from L&T to development disputes to professional negligence) and on disputes in all forums: courts, tribunals, arbitration/expert determination and ADR (inc. mediation). As practice Head, I aim to ensure that we deliver a timely, results-oriented and cost-sensitive service to our valued clients on all jobs (from bet-the-farm projects to vanilla transactions to advisory work).
Lewis Silkin
Brian Marshall
Brian has wide experience in acting for corporate clients on acquisitions and disposals, fundings, restructurings and advising on shareholder disputes. He also advises on commercial agreements and competition law in the public and private sectors.
Mills & Reeve LLP
Brian McDonnell
Brian is a founder partner of McDonnell Ellis LLP, the UK's only specialist financial services law firm, working with a range of financial services firms and law firms without sufficient FS regulatory expertise.
McDonnell Ellis LLP
Brian Naumann
Senior Solicitor
Laura Devine Immigration
Brian Noble
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Brian Palmer
Brian is a hugely experienced employment lawyer who regularly acts for firms in a range of sectors but in particular finance, banking, insurance, legal, charity and education. He also advises senior executives and partners on leaving and entering employment/partnerships as well as firms and boards dealing with such matters and internal issues. Brian is an expert in team moves and restrictive covenants as well as director and shareholder disputes. Should a negotiated resolution not be possible, Brian is an expert litigator with extensive expertise in Employment Tribunals, the High Court and above. Brian is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, and the London Solicitors Litigation Association. He is also Secretary of the City Law Club. AREAS OF EXPERTISE - • Recruitment; • Contracts of employment; • Disciplinary procedures; • Discrimination claims; • Terminations and dismissals; • Employment aspects of acquisitions and reorganisations; • Unfair and wrongful dismissals; • Employment Tribunals and the High Court; • Partnership issues and disputes; • Director and shareholder disputes.
Keystone Law
Brian Spiro
Partner
Macfarlanes LLP
Brian Swan
Brian Swan is a Consultant at Stokoe Partnership Solicitors. Brian has a strong track record as a thorough and talented lawyer preparing a wide range of cases within the firm’s criminal litigation department. He has extensive experience dealing with cases involving the most serious of criminal offences, ranging from murder to large scale importation of drugs. Brian’s other areas of expertise include cases involving extradition, regulatory offences and other complex fraud cases and confiscation proceedings. Recent cases of note include; Representing a client who was extradited to the UK from Spain in respect of an allegation of murder. The client had evaded arrest for 8 years before being extradited to stand trial. At trial the defendant was acquitted and his co defendant, who was due to stand trial before our client had been extradited and had blamed him, was convicted. Representing three clients post conviction who had been sentenced to life imprisonment following their convictions for conspiracy to murder. At their Appeal the Court quashed their convictions and a re trial was ordered. At the subsequent retrial, the Crown’s disclosure process was placed under intense scrutiny which resulted in the Crown offering no evidence following legal argument. Representing a client in respect of a Conspiracy to murder. The client escaped from custody whilst on remand and became the first Category A prisoner in 15 years to do so. Following his escape, and return to the UK the client was acquitted. Representing a client alleged to have been involved in a multi kilo conspiracy to import Class A drugs into the UK from South America and South Africa. A successful half time submission of no case to answer was made to the Court that as our client had failed to reach an agreement with his co-defendants he had not conspired with others to commit the offence. Representing two clients alleged to be drug barons who evaded capture for over a decade with estimated turnover of their business of £1 billion. On their arrest Law Enforcement Authorities had seized over £5million in cash which at the time was one of the largest cash seizures in the UK. After lengthy negotiations we were able to settle the case with a combined order of £2 million, instead of the £28 million hidden asset Order the Crown originally sought. Representing a client who was subject to confiscation proceedings following his conviction for the production of a class B drug. We were able to agree to a “full benefit” Order being made against him in the sum of £411,555.98 as opposed to £4million originally sought by the Crown. Representing a client whose extradition was sought by Belgium under an European Arrest Warrant for offences of drug trafficking, money laundering and being part of a criminal organisation. The proceedings lasted in excess of 6 years with no less than 4 separate EAW’s being issued and all of them were successfully opposed and were discharged either by the Magistrates Court or Administrative Court. The client’s extradition was originally sought under an accusation warrant requesting his extradition to Belgium to stand trial. Whilst the EAW was being challenged in the UK Courts the Belgian Prosecutor had proceeded to trial against our client in his absence in Belgium which resulted in convictions in Belgium. The Belgian Authorities then sought his extradition under a new conviction warrant. The Administrative Court condemned the conduct of the Belgian Authorities in convicting a suspect whilst they were exercising their legal right to oppose their extradition and discharged the conviction warrant.
Stokoe Partnership Solicitors
Brian Tan
Partner
Judge & Priestley LLP
Brian West
Brian is a Partner and specialises in residential, mixed use and commercial development. He has experience of dealing with option and promotion agreements as well as letting agreements. Brian likes to take a proactive approach and build a rapport with clients to understand their business needs and reach a satisfactory result. Brian also has extensive experience of real estate matters including agreements, leases, sales and lettings management. Brian's recent work includes: acting for a number of national, regional and local house builders on the acquisition of development sites; advising on option and promotion agreements for developers and landowners; and dealing collaboration agreements and consortium sites.
Shoosmiths LLP
Brian West
Partner
Shakespeare Martineau LLP
Brian Wilson
Member, Employment Rights Manager
Thompsons Solicitors LLP
Bridget Collier
Partner
Fieldfisher
Bridget Prosser
Bridge is one of the leading national specialists in healthcare employment law who, having led the employment team at Capsticks' Birmingham, moved to Browne Jacobson at the end of September 2019. She has a national role with particular interest in the South West and our Exeter office. Bridget specialises in all aspect of employment law/HR in the healthcare, police and not-for-profit sectors and has additional expertise as an independent investigator and trained workplace mediator. She has achieved considerable success in defending a large number of Employment Tribunal claims, a significant number of these claims related to complex whistleblowing and discrimination issues with public/media and regulatory interest. Bridge has in-depth knowledge and many years' experience managing complex cases involving doctors in difficulty (conduct, capability, health and breakdowns in team/colleague working relationships). She is trusted in handling complex and sensitive senior People Management issues which impact on the organisation's reputation or have a regulatory angle, including the Duty of Candour; Fit and Proper Person requirements and referrals to regulatory bodies to include the GMC and NMC. Bridge's work as an investigator has ensured she has additional insight when advising on challenging investigations into grievances at senior level, sensitive whistleblowing concerns and culture reviews involving CQC and/or NHSE/I. As a trained Workplace Mediator Bridget is aware of the benefits of deescalating disputes particularly when they involve complex group dynamics.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Bridget Sanger
Bridget defends, represents and advises companies and individuals investigated and/or prosecuted in the criminal courts, with particular specialism in regulatory work surrounding agriculture and care homes Bridget specialises in criminal litigation and her background is in general crime. In addition to several years as a duty solicitor advising on all aspects of criminal law, ranging from motoring to murder, Bridget is experienced in regulatory work. She has a particular interest in health, safety and environment work as well as advising and representing regulated care and social housing providers in respect of safeguarding, CQC and inquest matters. She acts for companies, charitable organisations and individuals. Bridget also advises agricultural clients on regulatory matters including health and safety, environmental prosecutions, road traffic, and matters relating to the Hunting Act. Bridget is an experienced advocate in the Magistrates’ and Coroners’ Courts, representing clients at criminal hearings and inquests. In the Chambers UK Guide 2024, for the South West, Bridget was also recognised as a Band 1 lawyer for her crime and regulatory work. How Bridget can help you General Crime Traffic and motoring Agricultural regulatory matters including Environment Agency investigations Health and Safety Regulatory investigations, enforcement and prosecutions by Local Authorities Planning law breaches and enforcement Inquests CQC investigations and prosecutions.
Clarke Willmott LLP
Bridget Tatham
Bridget is an EL/PL defence specialist with expertise in the management of bullying and stress at work claims. She is Head of the Birmingham casualty team, responsible for the management and development of our casualty offer, advising our local authority and commercial insurance clients on motor, public and employers’ liability, from policy coverage through to claims and risk. Bridget is responsible for the strategic direction of the firm’s public sector insurance division, working to set strategy for growth drawing on our strength in the public sector. In that capacity, Bridget heads Foil’s Public Sector Focus Team (“SFT”), and in the last 12 months has successfully reframed the scope of the SFT to reflect core services in the sector. Her “Claims Club” is the envy of rival firms and is now run out of our key offices, bringing law to life for local authority claims managers and risk and insurance officers. Bridget has been able to build a growing adult social care practice, dealing with claims from residential and nursing care home providers. She has a particular interest in dementia care. These claims have significant reputational impact on the provider particularly where it is alleged the negligent treatment has resulted in the death of a resident. Bridget is also a key member of our commercial insurance strategic team and leads our cross-practice team dealing with the Inquiry, prosecution and compensation issues. Bridget is a Nominated Partner for the NHS Resolution Risk Pooling tranche of business.
Browne Jacobson LLP
Bridget Thompson
Consultant
Osbornes
Bridget Wheeler
Consultant
Wordley Partnership
Brinsley Dresden
I am a specialist in advertising and marketing law and regulation, supporting both brand owners and marketing services agencies across a broad spectrum of legal and regulatory issues. I am fortunate that my practice has introduced me to many big personalities in the advertising industry, including some of the leading "Mad Men" (and Mad Women) of today. I've helped brand owner clients to find creative solutions across many sectors, including health and beauty, cosmetics, automotive, alcohol, aviation, electronics, financial services and FMCG. As well as being Co-Head of our Advertising & Marketing Sector group, I am also on the Executive Committee of the Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance ("GALA"), with Lewis Silkin as the sole UK member. Through GALA, I help clients by accessing the best advertising lawyers worldwide.
Lewis Silkin