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Carolina Wahlby
Partner
Snellman
Carolina de Santana Neves
Lawyer
Mannrich e Vasconcelos Advogados
Caroline A. Reckler
Caroline Reckler, a nationally recognized bankruptcy lawyer, advises debtors around the world on all aspects of restructuring and special situations. Caroline regularly advises public and private companies in financial distress and purchasers of distressed companies. Specifically, she helps clients navigate: Chapter 11 proceedings Prepackaged, prearranged, and involuntary bankruptcies Debtor-in-possession financings Cross-border bankruptcies Caroline helps distressed companies navigate through difficult circumstances with creative solutions based on a sophisticated sense of market practice. Leadership She is a Fellow in the American College of Bankruptcy. A recognized leader of the firm, Caroline has previously served as Global Vice Chair of the Restructuring Practice, Global Chair for the firm's WEB initiative, Chair of the Chicago office’s Finance Department, and as the firm's Chicago office recruiting partner.
Latham & Watkins
Caroline Aarosin
Caroline specializes in insolvency. She provides advice on liquidation processes, restructurings, bankruptcy proceedings, bankruptcy disqualification cases, and solvent liquidations and mergers for both large and small companies. Further, she has experience with the reinstatement of companies under compulsory dissolution and has advised on the management of companies during periods of compulsory dissolution. Her work is characterized by a structured and solution-oriented approach that ensures optimal outcomes for clients.
Lund Elmer Sandager
Caroline Ackermann
Caroline Ackermann provides contracting authorities and companies across Germany with tailor-made, solution-oriented advice with regard to procurement procedures at national and EU level (in particular, procedures according to the German Public Procurement Ordinance) and also represents her clients in procurement review procedures. Having previously been head of a procurement office of the City of Munich for several years, Caroline Ackermann has a particular understanding of contracting authorities’ needs, and of their internal structures and processes. Caroline Ackermann’s advisory services in the field of public procurement law are defined by her specialisation in the following key areas: IT procurement: Caroline Ackermann effectively supports and advises her clients across all stages of IT procurement, from the procurement of customised software solutions and cloud services to IT outsourcing projects. Award of planning and construction contracts: Caroline Ackermann advises her clients comprehensively when it comes to procuring architectural and engineering services and, in particular, general contractor and total contractor services. Catering industry: With a particular focus on the food & beverages sector, Caroline Ackermann helps her clients optimise the process of procuring catering services whilst complying with all legal requirements. Police forces and authorities and administrations with safety- and security-related tasks: Drawing on her experience in the police and safety and security sector, Caroline Ackermann advises public authorities in procurement procedures regarding relevant products and services and ensures an efficient and legally compliant procurement process. Outsourced procurement office: Where necessary, Caroline Ackermann carries out entire (EU-wide or national) procurement procedures on behalf of rural districts, towns, municipalities and other contracting authorities. This helps ease the burden on existing procurement offices and optimise procurement procedures. Publicly funded measures: Caroline Ackermann advises paying authorities when applying for, and receiving, state grants and public funding, for example, for school construction projects. Caroline Ackermann is based in Luther’s Munich office, from where she advises clients across Germany. Advising in German and English, she is also well prepared to deal with matters with an international dimension. Caroline Ackermann trains contracting authorities and companies in seminars and practice-oriented workshops tailored specifically to these clients’ issues and requirements, attaching great importance to catering to the participants’ individual needs. The goal is to not only explain public procurement law in a comprehensible manner but to vividly illustrate it by talking about her own experiences and telling anecdotes, thereby ensuring that all participants enjoy learning.
Luther Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH
Caroline Airey
Caroline is a principal associate in the Tax team. Caroline advises on all aspects of corporate and business taxation, including in relation to mergers and acquisitions, property acquisitions and disposals. Caroline also advises on EIS and VCT qualifying fundraising.
Shoosmiths LLP
Caroline André-Hesse
Partner - Employment
Jeantet
Caroline Atkins
Partner
Maddocks
Caroline Austin
Caroline is a partner in the Tax Department of Matheson. Caroline advises on cross border tax planning, transfer pricing, tax controversy matters and inward investment projects. Caroline also has extensive experience in international corporate restructurings as well as mergers and acquisitions on an international and national level. Caroline is co-author of the Irish Chapter of the IBFD's publication on Transfer Pricing. Caroline was previously seconded to the tax department of a multinational company. Caroline is a Chartered Tax Advisor and a member of the Law Society of Ireland.
Matheson LLP
Caroline Baker
Caroline is a Partner at GQ|Littler who leads the firm's French Services, a bilingual and bicultural practice area she developed to advise francophone companies on their UK employees. She has a solid track record of providing pragmatic, commercial solutions to difficult advisory matters, including disciplinary issues involving regulated or board level employees, business restructures and challenging employee relations issues (in particular where there are allegations of discrimination or whistleblowing). In 2019, she was seconded to Marsh & McLennan, assisting them through the transitional period following a high-profile acquisition. She also has significant litigation expertise and regularly advises on claims in the employment tribunal and high court. Caroline frequently delivers training to financial services clients and representative bodies on a broad range of areas, including working behaviour, compliance with the Senior Managers and Certification Regime and the Conduct Rules. Caroline is head of the Women's Leadership Initiative in London and co-leader of the initiative throughout Europe, as well as being a member of the global Women's Leadership Initiative Steering Committee, which focuses on developing and retaining women leaders at every level of the firm. She is also part of the ELA Pro Bono Committee, in which she was one of the founders of the award winning ELIPS scheme at employment tribunals across the country.
Littler
Caroline Barrett
Associate solicitor Specialisms: Administrative/Judicial Review Court of Protection Education - Special Needs Education Admissions and Exclusions Human Rights- Public Law Judicial Reviews
Irwin Mitchell
Caroline Barton
Partner
Appleby
Caroline Basdevant-Soulié
Partner
OYAT
Caroline Biron, Ad. E.
Caroline is a leading litigator with over 30 years of practice in commercial law, corporate law, employment law, civil litigation (including defamation issues), privacy and professional liability law. Her experience as a litigator covers a wide range of fields and she has handled complex legal matters involving fraud and cybersecurity issues, shareholder disputes, administrative and estate law. She also has significant experience defending class actions in the fields of contractual and extra-contractual liability, product liability, competition law, consumer law, privacy and personal data protection law and regularly intervenes in seizures and injunctions. She has appeared before all levels of court in Canada, including the Supreme Court of Canada and the Federal Court, as well as before several administrative tribunals and arbitration boards. Caroline frequently handles governance cases, including human resources issues and those involving internal investigations. Furthermore, Caroline advises companies and their boards of directors on risk management, ethics and corporate governance. She provides strategic advice in critical situations such as whistleblowing, security breaches, Privacy Commissioner investigations, Public Sector Integrity Commissioner investigations and class actions. In addition to her work as a lawyer, she works closely with her clients’ communications teams and public relations agencies. Before joining Blakes, Caroline was the managing partner of a boutique litigation law firm. Caroline is fluent in English and French.
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Caroline Borgers
Partner
Linklaters
Caroline Bowden
“Recognised as being ‘a lead both in the practice and policy of mediation’, as well as being ‘a committed, dedicated and highly skilled mediator’ (from the first Family Mediation Legal 500). Caroline’s approach is known as robust and practical whilst also warm and friendly. Her experience covers complicated financial settlements, children arrangements and the full range of issues affecting married and unmarried couples. Caroline has sat on The Law Society’s Family Law Committee since 2017 and is a Director of the Family Mediation Council (FMC), as The Law Society’s representative. She was the FMC representative on a group combining members of the Family Procedure Rule Committee and Ministry of Justice officials in 2022, examining new rule changes to encourage early dispute resolution. She was previously appointed to the Government’s 2014 Mediation Task Force. Caroline is a member of the Family Solutions Group and a contributor to their November 2020 report: “What About Me”. She is a previous winner of the Family Law ADR Practitioner of the Year and writes articles and commentaries.”
Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
Caroline Brown
Caroline is a Partner in our Dispute Resolution team with many years' experience in advising on high profile, high value commercial disputes. She specialises in professional negligence claims, particularly on behalf of lenders against surveyors and solicitors; banking and finance disputes; and complex contractual claims. She has extensive experience in advising financial institutions, including traditional and specialist lenders; and regularly advises on cross-border issues. Caroline has a particular focus on the strategic management of multi-claims litigation, having advised both claimants and defendants in dealing with portfolios of high value, linked claims. High profile contract claims: Leading a very high value (£hundreds of millions) portfolio of high profile contract claims concerning the supply of goods, including advice on contract interpretation, misrepresentation and insolvency. Reputation-critical claims: Managing and advising on the defence of a £multi million portfolio of reputation-critical claims in misrepresentation and contract. International financial services business: Advising on the recovery of funds held with a fintech provider, including advice on contentious insolvency and fraud issues. Advising a lender in respect of a very high value group of negligence claims against a leading valuer. Private bank: Advising on complex, sensitive fraud and insolvency issues.
Burges Salmon LLP
Caroline Bullerjahn
Partner
Goodwin
Caroline Callahan
Counsel
Offit Kurman
Caroline Casagranda
Caroline Casagranda is a partner in the Wills, Probate, Tax & Trusts team at Blandy & Blandy. She specialises in Wills, probate and estate administration of taxable and non-taxable estates, Lasting Powers of Attorney and tax planning for a wide range of clients.
Blandy & Blandy LLP
Caroline Casalonga
Partner / Paris and Munich Managing Partner Attorney-at-law (Paris Bar) UPC Representative European Trademark and Design Attorney
Casalonga
Caroline Cazaux
Partner, Competition, Distribution, Contracts & Consumer law - Life Sciences
Bignon Lebray
Caroline Chester
Caroline provides commercial law advice to a variety of public and private bodies, including: outsourcing arrangements; franchise agreements; IT; supply of goods and services; distribution; consumer law; direct marketing; advertising; and modern slavery. Caroline has extensive in-house experience through various client secondments. Caroline has managed internal and external legal teams across several disciplines and often implements new processes to maximise efficiency for both in-house legal teams and business leads; including by developing suites of template agreements and how-to guides; introducing legal policies and document management procedures; and by providing legal training presentations and workshops. Caroline understands first-hand the pressures our clients are under, which enables her to provide wide-ranging pragmatic and solutions driven support. Recent experience includes: supporting a leading provider of assurance services in the food safety audit and certification sector, covering the food supply chain “from farm to fork” on a number of issues. Recently Caroline advised and led the negotiation of the contract in relation to this client’s supply of auditing services to three well known fast food brands, covering the brands’ restaurants and franchises across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. providing ten template agreements to our global publisher client relating to online publication subscriptions, online webinars, sponsorship and events management, advertorials, editing services and workshops. preparing and negotiating complex framework agreements on behalf of a global car manufacturer for the supply of marketing services, across several global brands. supporting the Global General Counsel at a global mass media company while on secondment as the sole UK Legal Counsel in 2019. Caroline handled day-to-day queries and provided advice globally in relation to a wide variety of issues. Caroline’s highlights were: managing several global IT projects; creating and rolling out new global licensing terms regarding the company’s branding; creating events sponsorship terms for the company’s luxury events; and working closely with the social media / influencer marketing teams on a variety of marketing issues. acting as our global client’s interim Regional Legal Counsel while on full-time secondment, covering the client’s operations in the assurance, risk and compliance sector across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region, including managing 25 legal entities and various branch offices. Caroline prepared and negotiated agreements in relation to the company’s software subscription service offering, its world-wide auditing of a number of household food brands, standards certification (including farm assurance schemes) and its other risk management services. while on secondment as Senior Legal Counsel at a British multinational retailer and international franchisor, Caroline managed and supervised the junior team on domestic and international BAU matters, overseeing several outsourcing projects, and implementing efficiency changes throughout the company. providing full on and off site legal support to a leading cereal manufacturer, including in relation to the purchase of advertising and media services, locally sourced ingredients (including wheat and sugar), packaging, haulage services and facilities management. advising a start-up tech company in relation to the legal requirements involved in providing social media services through the hosting of a website and innovative mobile app, including direct marketing advice
Shoosmiths LLP
Caroline Churchill
Caroline is a partner in the commercial team specialising in non-contentious commercial, technology and data protection work. Her practice involves advising on a wide variety of commercial contracts including distribution, agency and franchising arrangements, contractual joint ventures, terms and conditions of supply, licensing and manufacturing arrangements, outsourcing agreements (IT and BPO), cloud computing, systems integration, general IP, e-commerce, data protection and privacy law matters. Extensive data protection and privacy law advice to organisations operating in marketing, data analysis, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, hospitality, retail, transport, technology and financial services sectors.
Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP