Jonathan Cheney > Addleshaw Goddard > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Addleshaw Goddard
40 LIME STREET
10 NOBLE STREET
LONDON
EC3M 7AW
England

Work Department

Corporate.

Position

Jon is a partner in the Professional Practices Group and advises on a broad range of partnership and LLP issues, including LLP conversions, mergers and de-mergers and joint ventures, as well as partnership disputes. He advises businesses in all sectors of the professional services industry and is noted for his expertise concerning the financial services sector.

Career

Trained at Mayer Brown, qualified 2004.  Joined Addleshaw Goddard in 2006 and became a partner in 2013.

Memberships

Association of Partnership Practitioners.

Education

Exeter School; University of Southampton (Law 2:1); College of Law, Guildford (LPC Distinction).

Lawyer Rankings

London > Corporate and commercial > Partnership

(Leading individuals)

Jonathan Cheney – Addleshaw Goddard

The ‘full-service’ partnership practice at Addleshaw Goddard has an ‘excellent reputation’ for advising on all aspects of partnership and limited liability partnership law including high value and cross-border transactional work, advisory work, investigations, and contentious matters such as partner exits and allegations of misconduct. Heading up the professional practices group is William Wastie who offers a broad practice relating to large international mergers, governance issues, partnership and LLP disputes as well as disciplinary investigations involving regulators such as the SRA and FCA. The ‘star’ lawyer Aster Crawshaw, who was recently elected as senior partner, is ‘knowledgeable, accessible and approachable’ and specialises in M&A, international structuring including network and Swiss Verein structures. Noted by peers in the market is Jonathan Cheney who has considerable experience advising on international and domestic mergers, reorganisations, joint ventures and contentious exits of partners from professional services firms, especially in the financial services industry. ‘Standout’ associate Jonathan Cakebread and Ben Sanderson are other key lawyers.