Lauren Evans > Kingsley Napley LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile
Kingsley Napley LLP Offices
20 Bonhill Street
London
EC2A 4DN
England
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Lauren Evans
Work Department
Family and Divorce
Position
A Partner in the family team with experience of all types of private family work relating to both children and finances. Lauren is also a mediator and helps clients to work through the practical and legal issues arising from family relationship breakdown.
Career
Lauren trained at Kingsley Napley LLP and was promoted to Partner in 2022.
Memberships
Lauren is a member of Resolution. Lauren is also a member of AIJA, the international association of junior lawyers.
Education
Lauren read Law at Bristol and completed her Legal Practice Course at the College of Law in Guildford.
Lawyer Rankings
London > Private client > Family
(Next Generation Partners)The ‘phenomenal’ Charlotte Bradley heads the family law department at Kingsley Napley LLP, which hosts ‘a constellation of brilliant lawyers who are at the top of their game and well-respected in the profession’. Praised for representing its clients with ‘passion and panache’, it offers the full package, with expertise in children and finance work. The practice frequently represents many high-net-worth and high-profile clients. Jane Keir is a divorce specialist with an international finance practice, and Sital Fontenelle is well-regarded for her significant experience in complex divorce proceedings, including cases with jurisdictional issues, off-shore trusts, business assets, and inherited wealth. There are many other talented members of the department, such as Connie Atkinson; Lauren Evans; Rachel Freeman, and Abby Buckland. Another highlight is Stacey Nevin’s promotion to the partnership.
London > Private client > Family: mediation
(Next Generation Partners)Kingsley Napley LLP has ‘a superb team led by the magnificent Charlotte Bradley . She inspires and unites her team to do great work’. Bradley is described as ‘the epitome of how a family mediator should perform’. She is an accredited mediator, mediating in high value, high profile and complex financial disputes. In addition, she regularly mediates as a hybrid mediator. Connie Atkinson who ‘gets the clients on board to find solutions that work for the whole family’ is also recommended. Lauren Evans is a mediator with particular experience in complex financial and children cases. Stacey Nevin is also highly regarded.
Lawyer Rankings
- Next Generation Partners London > Private client > Family: mediation
- Next Generation Partners London > Private client > Family
- Family London > Private client
- Family: mediation London > Private client
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Firm Rankings
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