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Daniel Brumpton

Daniel Brumpton

Partner. Daniel specialises in professional negligence claims against solicitors and barristers, surveyors, financial advisers, accountants and insurance brokers amongst others. This includes mishandled litigation, tax advice, commercial property transactions, mergers and acquisitions, pension disputes, financial litigation including hedging claims and financial product mis-selling, professional indemnity disputes, professional fee disputes, complaints and regulatory matters. Daniel regularly delivers seminars to clients and intermediaries on all areas of professional negligence.
James Coningsby

James Coningsby

Partner. James specialises in all types of commercial property law matters, including development projects and acquisitions and disposals. James' caseload consists, in the main, of complex development work mostly for private sector clients but also for lenders and clients in the social housing sector. James has gained considerable experience in creative residential, retail and mixed-use development projects in cities across the country. He acts as lead lawyer and so provides a single point of contact giving access to the range of services Nelsons offer. He also deals with high value acquisitions and disposals; sales and leaseback transactions; securitisations; options and promotion agreements. Areas of practice include retail property; voluntary sector property; commercial and residential development; secured lending; business leases; investment property; planning and environment.
Emma Davies

Emma Davies

Partner. Emma specialises in family law cases and advises on divorce and financial settlements which involve complex issues and substantial assets. Working closely with our personal injury team, Emma provides specialist advice on family matters to clients who have suffered a head or brain injury. She also advises on pre and post nuptial agreements and separation agreements along with private law Children Act disputes. Emma is a qualified collaborative practitioner. Her areas of experience include matrimonial law including divorce; financial remedy; civil partnership dissolution; collaborative law; pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements; separation agreements; parental responsbility; child arrangements; and prohibited steps orders and specific issue orders.
Nadia Faki

Nadia Faki

Partner & Solicitor. Nadia qualified as a Solicitor in 2009 and joined Nelsons in May 2017. She has specialised in Wills and Probate matters, including Will drafting and Inheritance Tax, since 2007. Nadia's areas of expertise include Wills; Inheritance Tax planning; administration of estates; grants of Probate; grants of Letters of Administration; Powers of Attorney; administration of affairs; Trust creation and administration; declarations of Trust; residential care fee planning/protection of assets; and Surrogacy Wills.
Rachel Hatton

Rachel Hatton

Partner. Rachel has specialised in employment law matters since qualification, as well as providing the usual HR support to companies on general HR queries (including how to handle grievances, advice and assistance on disciplinary matters, drafting contracts, employment policies and procedures), she has also undertaken independent grievance and disciplinary investigations for clients, advised on settlement agreements, dismissal of senior executives, TUPE, redundancies, complex dismissal and discrimination claims.
Chris Huntingford

Chris Huntingford

Partner. Chris heads up the residential property team at Nelsons, specialising in house sales and purchased. He has been advising on residential conveyancing matters since 2005. Chris specialises in acting for HNW individuals and professional portfolio landlords in both sales and acquisitions of all types of residential properties. Chris is experienced in advising clients in connection with lease extensions for residential property as well as leasehold enfranchisement. His areas of expertise include residential freehold and leasehold sales and purchases; re-mortgages; transfer of equity; right to buy purchases; shared ownership properties; new build property; deeds of grant (rights of way, rights of services, etc); residential lease extensions; adverse possession registrations; prescriptive easement registrations; buy to let and house in multiple occupation (HMO) acqusitions; and limited company owned residential property.
Laura Kearsley

Laura Kearsley

Partner and head of employment and education. Laura has a strong reputation in all aspects of employment law and has particular experience of developing HR support services for businesses. She has advised on employment law matters since qualifying as a solicitor in 2005. Her areas of expertise include employment tribunal litigation; hearing advocacy; discipline and grievance issues; unfair and constructive unfair dismissal claims; restructuring, redundancy and transfer of undertakings issues; all forms of discrimination including disability, race, sex and religion; employment contracts, handbooks and policies; settlement agreements and industrial relations issues. Laura was The Lawyer Assistant Solicitor of the year 2011, Birmingham Law Society Assistant/Associate Solicitor of the Year 2010, and won the Women on their Way: Woman in Law award in 2009.
Kevin Modiri

Kevin Modiri

Partner. Kevin's areas of expertise include, contentious probate and Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 claims; disputes relating to the administration of trusts and estates; Insolvency litigation, including, preference/transaction at an undervalue claims and other types of claim on behalf of liquidators/trustees in bankruptcy; bankruptcy; director disqualification proceedings; professional negligence claims against all types of professionals including solicitors, accountants and surveyors. Breach of data protection claims; general commercial and civil litigation, such as, shareholder and partnership disputes; contract claims financial irregularity claims such as breaches of the Consumer Credit Act/mis-selling of financial products and guarantee disputes.
Peter Nicholson

Peter Nicholson

Partner. Peter qualified as a Solicitor in 2012 and joined Nelsons'  Employment Law team in 2018. He has specialised in employment law matters since qualification, advising businesses and individuals on a wide range of issues, including unfair and constructive unfair dismissal claims; discipline and grievance issues; all forms of discrimination including disability, race, sex and religion; settlement agreements; employment contracts, handbooks and policies; restructuring, redundancy and transfer of undertakings issues; and employment tribunal litigation.
Alice Rees

Alice Rees

Partner and head of corporate services. Alice has a wealth of experience advising clients on a variety of acquisitions and disposals (both shares and assets) and joint ventures in a number of sectors. Alice has a particular specialism dealing with Nelsons’ company clients’ share scheme and reorganisation work including option arrangements, employee share schemes, shareholders’ agreements and articles of association and also documents relating to shareholder protection arrangements including single and double cross option arrangements. Alice has also worked with a number of charity clients providing corporate governance advice.
Gayle Rowley

Gayle Rowley

Partner, Solicitor & Mediator. Gayle qualified as a Solicitor in 1997 and worked in Nelsons' Family Law team from 2001 to 2013, and then re-joined in December 2020. Gayle specialises in family law, advising and mediating in relation to divorce and separation cases, often involving complex financial settlements. Gayle also advises on private children law matters and applications (parental responsibility, specific issue orders and prohibited steps orders), including the resolution of children arrangements, civil partnership dissolution, pre and post-nuptial agreements, separation agreements and cohabitation agreements.
Sanveer  Sandhu

Sanveer Sandhu

Partner. Sanveer has significant expertise in acquisitions and disposals, investments and portfolio management of freehold and leasehold commercial property, residential and commercial property development from site acquisition to disposal, energy including solar farms, gas plant generators, biomass and battery storage projects, healthcare, retail acting for a number of leisure, banks and utility customers, real estate finance advising banks, borrowers and funders on the real estate aspects of commercial and residential investment and development, corporate support for mergers and acquisitions, and land options, uplift and overage agreements.
Adrian Slater

Adrian Slater

Partner. Adrian qualified as a Solicitor in 1998 and joined Nelsons as a Partner in May 2024. Adrian advises on contentious insolvency matters and commercial debt collection, supporting insolvency practitioners, businesses and individuals, with a particular focus on investigating the reasons for a company’s failure and identifying any potential claims that can be pursued through the Courts for the benefit of the company’s creditors. This includes investigating the conduct of directors, antecedent transactions, frauds such as Ponzi and pyramid schemes, and tracing assets in multiple jurisdictions. Adrian is also experienced in trust and property issues arising in the context of bankruptcy, investigating the extent of the bankrupt’s interest in a property, and realising that interest for the benefit of the bankrupt’s creditors. Adrian also updates a chapter in Tolley’s Insolvency Law Service entitled “Official Receiver: Personal”.
Simon Waterfield

Simon Waterfield

Partner. Simon has extensive expertise in property disputes; rights of way claims; landlord and tenant disputes; and commercial disputes. His areas of expertise include: - Property disputes (boundary disputes, adverse possession, restrictive covenants, emergency injunctions; planning issues and appeals, squatters' claims); - Rights of way claims (access and easement disputes, enforcement of rights of way, advising and representing clients at public rights of way enquiries); - Landlord and tenant disputes (rent arrears claims for commercial and residential landlords, forfeiture and relief from forfeiture claims, distraint and dilapidations claims, commercial lease renewals); - Commercial disputes. Simon is Editor on the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) website.
Lucy Wilton

Lucy Wilton

Partner. Lucy qualified as a Solicitor in 2007 and joined Nelsons in March 2022 as a Partner. Lucy specialises in all areas of medical negligence cases and advises and represents people involved in inquests. The cases that she advises on involve the whole range of NHS trusts, private doctors and other healthcare professionals and the claims that could arise from errors or failings in any form of medical treatment. Since qualifying, Lucy has helped clients to obtain substantial compensation in cases involving birth-related injuries, delayed diagnosis of cancer, surgical errors and in circumstances where their loved ones have tragically passed away as a result of negligence.