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East Anglia: Human resources
Employment
Employment - ranked: tier 1
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
The Cambridge office of Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP plays a central role in the firm's nationwide employment practice, which handles a high volume of cross-border matters for an international client base. The practice has particular experience in the education, financial services, pharmaceutical and transport sectors, for which it handles complex Employment Tribunal litigation, business restructuring and redundancies, and business immigration. Practice head Simon Tytherleigh, co-head of the financial services employment sector team Elizabeth Graves, and head of the firm's international employment counsel team Constanze Moorhouse, are leading lights in the market. The team also includes Matthew Kelly, who has worked on a number of high-profile further education mergers, as well as principal associates Rachel Bennett and Sasha Willmott who both demonstrate broad experience.
Practice head(s):Simon Tytherleigh
Other key lawyers:Elizabeth Graves; Constanze Moorhouse; Matthew Kelly; Rachel Bennett; Sasha Wilmott; Olivia Toulson
Key Clients
AVEVA Group PLC
URBN UK limited
Cell Therapy Catapult Limited
Anglian Water Services Limited
ARM Holdings
Roche Products Limited
Sepura PLC
Lineage Logistics
Barnet and Southgate College
Epping Forest College
Work highlights
- Providing employment law support globally to AVEVA Group plc in connection with the integration of the Schneider Software business which it acquired in March 2018.
- Advising URBN UK Limited on changes to terms and conditions of employment relating to shift patterns for all Distribution Centre employees, involving advice on collective consultation obligations, contractual changes, employee communication and engagement strategy and drafting of all associated documentation for announcements, scripts for meetings, contractual amendments, letters and FAQs.
- Providing employment law support to Cell Therapy Catapult Limited, an important life sciences organisation involved in the development, delivery and commercialisation of cell and gene therapy.
- Providing employment law support to Anglian Water Services Limited (“AWSL”), a major employer in the region, including, assistance to its Employee Relations and Human Resources teams for a number of complex employee relations matters.
- Continuing to advise global technology business, ARM, on its employment needs across all countries including operating an international employment helpline.
Leading individuals
Constanze Moorhouse - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Elizabeth Graves - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Simon Tytherleigh - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Next Generation Partners
Matthew Kelly - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Rising stars
Rachel Bennett - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Sasha Wilmott - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
East Anglia: Insurance
Personal injury: defendant
Personal injury: defendant - ranked: tier 1
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP has a national practice for personal injury defence work that is run from its Ipswich office. Head of corporate claims Nicola Lashmar , Paul Coppin and Louise Bland are the key partners in a practice that is frequently involved in the most significant matters in the market. The practice handles high-value national and cross-border matters and is frequently involved in litigation across Europe, in Africa and China. It also handles day-to-day matters for clients such as National Grid plc, Cadent Gas and Anglian Water Services. Rising star associate Wayne Donovan is also recommended.
Practice head(s):Nicola Lashmar
Other key lawyers:Paul Coppin; Louise Bland; Mark Milkovics
Key Clients
Anglian Water Services Limited
General Electric Insurance
Legal & General Insurance
National Grid plc
Cadent Gas Limited
Johnson Controls International plc
Forestry Commission
Halliburton Company
Natural Environment Research Council
Thames Water Utilities Limited
Turkish Airlines
Amazon
Alitalia Societa Aerea Italiana SPA
Northern Gas Networks
HSBC
McKesson
Ewals Cargo Care
Argus Insurance Company (Europe) Limited
KFC
Dyson
Manchester United
Ryanair
Work highlights
- Acting for Anglian Water in defence of major flood claim following a serious flooding incident dating in 2015 when Kirkley Stream burst its banks following a period of extremely heavy rainfall, causing flooding to 33 properties in the vicinity.
- Representing Union Hosteleria in defending hotel owners in a claim brought after a teenager sustained serious spinal injury as a result of falling through the glass floor of her hotel balcony.
- Global contract for defence of Turkish Airlines claims litigation, which involves co-ordinating claims litigation in over 60 jurisdictions.
- Advising Argus Insurance Company in the highest value injury claim to be brought before the courts in Gibraltar.
- Representing Legal & General’s insured, which is a large housing association, in relation to a £500,000 personal injury claim brought by one of its tenants following an accident on the insured’s premises.
Leading individuals
Nicola Lashmar - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Paul Coppin - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Next Generation Partners
Louise Bland - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Rising stars
Wayne Donovan - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
East Anglia: Private client
Charities and not-for-profit
Charities and not-for-profit - ranked: tier 1
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP has a national charity practice that includes key members in its Cambridge office. Glynne Stanfield works in both Cambridge and London and is a key adviser in the charity and not-for-profit sector on matters including complex charity and governance issues, joint ventures and mergers. The firm expanded its range of expertise in East Anglia with the recruitment of associate Helen Teague from Macfarlanes LLP and senior associate and education sector specialist Martyn Robinson from Hewitsons. Another name to note is rising star Stephen O’Reilly.
Practice head(s):Glynne Stanfield
Other key lawyers:Stephen O'Reilly; Martyn Robinson; Helen Teague
Key Clients
Turning Point
South Downs National Park Trust
Royal Society of Chemistry
Dewsbury Endowed Schools Foundation
Institute of Physics
Medical Research Council
Havens Christian Hospice
Further Education Trust for Leadership
Higher Education Academy
Work highlights
- Establishment of National Oceanography Centre as an independent charity.
- We continue to advise South Downs National Park Trust, which raises funds for the protection of the national park and promotes its access to all.
- Havens (a hospice charity) was the sole corporate member of The J’s Hospice, which operates care in the community, and we advised on the transfer up to Havens of the assets and activities of The J’s Hospice.
- LBAL was formed by 14 further education colleges and is working with a registered charity which is a registered end point assessment organisation, to provide assessors from the constituent colleges and further afield; we advised on the commercial agreement between the parties.
- Richmond operates a higher education institution in London and is applying to the Office for Students (“OfS”) to be registered with them pursuant to the provisions of the Higher Education and Research Act 2017 and with taught degree awarding powers.
Rising stars
Martyn Robinson - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Stephen O'Reilly - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
East Anglia: Public sector
Education
Education - ranked: tier 1
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Nationally, Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP has one of the largest education sector practices in the UK and its Cambridge office houses substantial expertise. It handles employment, student, charity law, disputes, real estate, corporate and commercial, intellectual property, health and safety, constitutional and regulatory matters for HE and FE colleges, schools, academies and private education institutions. Education and corporate governance expert Glynne Stanfield and real estate specialist Clare Whitaker are the lead partners. Matthew Kelly is a key partner in the firm's education employment practice. Also recommended are Stephen O’Reilly for charity law and senior associate Martyn Robinson who joined from Hewitsons.
Practice head(s):Glynne Stanfield; Clare Whitaker
Other key lawyers:Matthew Kelly; Stephen O'Reilly; Martyn Robinson
Key Clients
Natural Environmental Research Council – National Oceanography Centre
Richmond, The American University in London
Medical Research Council
Newnham College
Bolton College
Hartpury College
UNICAF
Collab Group
Lambeth College
Work highlights
- Advised Natural Environment Research Council (“NERC”) on the establishment of National Oceanography Centre as an independent charity.
- Advised Richmond, The American University in London Inc. (“RAUL”), on the registration process with the Office for Students (OfS).
- Advised the Medical Research Council on the establishment of Health Data Research UK, a charitable research institute.
- Advising Newham College of Further Education on its application to establish an Institute of Technology (IoT) with its higher education partner Queen Mary University of London and various partners from industry.
- Advised New City College Corporation and Epping Forest College on all aspects of their merger.
Leading individuals
Glynne Stanfield - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Rising stars
Martyn Robinson - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Stephen O'Reilly - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
East Anglia: Real estate
Commercial property: Cambridge
Commercial property: Cambridge - ranked: tier 1
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
The Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP real estate practice acts for an impressive list of national and international clients in the regional, London and international markets. Among its clients are private and public sector developers, land promoters, corporate and institutional occupiers, as well as institutional, private and offshore investors. The firm's broad offering includes market-leading knowledge of property matters in the transport, hotel, education and senior living sectors. Dominic Morris, who focuses on development and regeneration projects, and Clare Whitaker, who handles investment and occupier matters, lead the practice.
Practice head(s):Dominic Morris; Clare Whitaker
Other key lawyers:Jamie Cawthorn; Geoff Street; Claire Morgan; Megan D’Souza-Mathew
Key Clients
Signature Senior Lifestyle
Audley Group
Dacorum Borough Council
Legal & General Senior Living
Mayfield Villages
Taylor Wimpey
Homes England
HS2
Mace Developments
Legal & General UK Property Fund
Work highlights
- Eversheds Sutherland acted on all aspects of Mayfield’s first acquisition of a retirement village site in Watford, Hertfordshire which will deliver 253 homes for the over 55s.
- Advising Audley on a £125m refinancing deal with HSBC and Bank Leumi (UK).
- Advising Signature on all legal aspects of acquisition, development and funding of its care homes including its current relationship with Welltower Inc and Revera Inc who provide financing backing to Signature.
- Acting on the disposal of a town centre site in Hemel Hempstead to Hill Residential for residential development in a scheme comprising 200 residential units and a 6,000 sq ft convenience store.
- Acting for Mace Developments on its appointment by Stevenage Borough Council as developer for the council’s SG1 regeneration project in Stevenage town centre.
Leading individuals
Clare Whitaker - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Dominic Morris - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Rising stars
Megan D’Souza-Mathew - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Construction
Construction - ranked: tier 1
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
The construction and engineering practice at Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP in Cambridge is led by Dominic Lacey, who is also head of the firm's international transport group. In 2018, leading a firm-wide team, he acted for the Government of Rwanda in the funding and construction of New Bugesara Airport. Alongside his international work, he also handles UK matters, which recently included a £125m portfolio of senior living development. The firm has a deep bench of rising star associates handling high-value matters, including Tom Douglas, Catherine Andrews, Ed Freeman and Patrick Cooney.
Practice head(s):Dominic Lacey
Other key lawyers:Tom Douglas; Catherine Andrews; Ed Freeman; Patrick Cooney
Key Clients
Brunel University London
Signature Senior Lifestyle Limited
Legal & General
High Speed Two (HS2) Limited
Department for Transport
Transport for London
Highways England
Audley Court Limited
Lancaster plc
ASOS.com Limited
Dacorum Borough Council
Work highlights
- In additional to working on circa 7 live developments sites, we worked with Audley on the re-financing of 15 multi-phase sites to bring them within a new £125m revolving credit facility.
Having previously acted for the Government of Rwanda to conclude the un-funded project agreements for an unsolicited bid by Mota Engil for the New Bugesara Airport, we were retained again to participate in the negotiation of funding arrangements and conditions with incoming banks and equity investors, led by the African Development Bank.
- Working with new client Peabody to rationalise its existing multi-contract housing stock maintenance contracts.
- Leading on negotiation of ARM contracts appointing Contractors and Professional Team for new ARM offices in Tokyo, South Korea, France and UK.
- Developing new suite of construction contracts for Jardine Motors Group adapted to reflect specialist needs of the business.
Leading individuals
Dominic Lacey - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Rising stars
Catherine Andrews - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Ed Freeman - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Patrick Cooney - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Tom Douglas - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Property litigation
Property litigation - ranked: tier 2
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
The Cambridge office of Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP plays a key role in the firm's national property litigation practice. The departure of key partner Richard New to Mills & Reeve LLP leaves principal associate Samuel Maw as the key contact. The firm is highly regarded for matters involving business rates, on which it advises blue-chip clients in the retail and online sectors. The firm also represents major UK lenders and property developers.
Next Generation Partners
Samuel Maw - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
East Anglia: TMT (technology, media and telecoms)
IT and telecoms
IT and telecoms - ranked: tier 2
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP in Cambridge draws on an experienced team of corporate, IT and IP lawyers to handle complex projects for both national businesses, including financial institutions, and high-growth companies based in the technology hub of Cambridge. Transactional technology lawyer and practice head Simon Crossley. He is a key member of the firm's national life sciences practice and an expert in regulatory matters and IT commercialisation projects.
Practice head(s):Simon Crossley
Other key lawyers:Adrian Toutoungi
Leading individuals
Simon Crossley - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Intellectual property
Intellectual property - ranked: tier 2
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP's Cambridge office is home to a substantial part of the firm's national IP practice, which comprises six partners. Simon Crossley is the key partner in Cambridge and he has more than 20 years' experience in areas such as open source software and open innovation, establishing licence models for app stores, and the use of technology in healthcare. Adrian Toutoungi has extensive experience in all aspects of intellectual property but has a particular focus on complex patent litigation.
Practice head(s):Simon Crossley
Other key lawyers:Adrian Toutoungi; Alexa Parry; Victoria Clissold; Sara Patel
Leading individuals
Adrian Toutoungi - Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
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United Arab Emirates
Offices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Construction
- Dispute resolution: arbitration and international litigation
- Employment
- Energy and infrastructure
- Intellectual property
- Real estate
- TMT
Austria
Offices in Vienna
Belgium
Offices in Brussels
Brunei
Offices in Bandar Seri Begawan
China
Offices in Shanghai and Beijing
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate and M&A: foreign firms
- Projects and energy : Projects and energy: foreign firms
Germany
Offices in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin, and Düsseldorf
- Corporate and M&A : Corporate
- Corporate and M&A : M&A: mid-sized deals (sub-€500m)
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Employment
- Information technology : Data protection
- Intellectual property : Trade marks and unfair competition
- Real estate and construction : Real estate
Algeria
East Anglia
Offices in Cambridge and Ipswich
- Human resources : Employment
- Insurance : Personal injury: defendant
- Private client : Charities and not-for-profit
- Public sector : Education
- Real estate : Commercial property: Cambridge
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
East Midlands
Offices in Nottingham
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Nottingham and Derby
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Nottingham and Derby
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Private finance initiative (PFI)
- Public sector : Education
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
Spain
Offices in Madrid
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- Industry focus: Healthcare and life sciences
- Industry focus: TMT
- Intellectual property: Copyright
- Intellectual property: patents
- Intellectual property: Trade marks
- Private equity
- Public law
- Real estate and construction
- Tax
Estonia
Offices in Tallinn
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- EU and competition
- IP, IT and telecoms
- Real estate and construction
- Shipping and transport
- Tax
Finland
Offices in Hämeenlinna, Helsinki, Jyväskylä, Tampere, Turku, and Pori
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- EU and competition
- Intellectual property
- Real estate and construction
- TMT
France
Offices in Paris
- Administrative and public law
- Compliance
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution: commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution: International arbitration
- Dispute resolution: White-collar crime
- Employment
- Environment
- EU, competition and distribution
- Industry focus : Industry focus: energy
- Industry focus : Industry focus: IT, telecoms and the internet
- Industry focus : Industry focus: Luxury goods
- Intellectual property : Intellectual property: Trade marks and designs
- Project finance
- Tax
Hong Kong
Offices in Hong Kong
- Antitrust and competition
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets : Capital markets (equity)
- Corporate (including M&A)
- Dispute resolution : Dispute resolution: litigation
- Labour and employment
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Structured finance and securitisation
Hungary
Offices in Budapest
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Offices in Dublin
- Banking and finance
- Capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Construction
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- Energy and natural resources
- EU and competition
- Healthcare and life sciences
- Information technology
- Insolvency and corporate restructuring
- Insurance
- Intellectual property
- Pensions and employee benefits
- Planning and environment
- Projects and PPP
- Public sector
- Real estate
- Tax
- Telecoms
Italy
- Administrative and public law
- Banking and finance: Borrower side
- Banking and finance: lender or arranger side
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- EU and competition law
- Private equity
- Tax
Jordan
Offices in Amman
Lithuania
Offices in Vilnius
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- EU and competition
- Intellectual property
- Real estate and construction
- Shipping and transport
London
Offices in London EC2V and London E1W
- Corporate and commercial : Commercial contracts
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate tax
- Corporate and commercial : Equity capital markets – small-mid cap
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition: trade, WTO anti-dumping and customs
- Corporate and commercial : Financial services: contentious
- Corporate and commercial : Financial services: non-contentious/regulatory
- Corporate and commercial : M&A: lower mid-market deals, £50m-£500m
- Corporate and commercial : Private equity: transactions – mid-tier – up to £250m
- Corporate and commercial : VAT and indirect tax
- Crime, fraud and licensing : Fraud: civil
- Dispute resolution : Banking litigation: investment and retail
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution : International arbitration
- Dispute resolution : Public international law
- Dispute resolution : Tax litigation and investigations
- Finance : Acquisition finance
- Finance : Corporate restructuring & insolvency
- Finance : Derivatives (including commodities)
- Human resources : Employee share schemes
- Human resources : Employment: employers
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Human resources : Pensions (non-contentious)
- Human resources : Pensions: dispute resolution
- Insurance : Insurance and reinsurance litigation
- Insurance : Insurance: corporate and regulatory
- Insurance : Product liability: defendant
- Insurance : Professional negligence
- Investment fund formation and management : Real estate funds
- Investment fund formation and management : Retail funds
- Private client : Charities and not-for-profit
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Infrastructure (including PFI and PPP)
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Oil and gas
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Power (including electricity, nuclear and renewables)
- Public sector : Administrative and public law
- Public sector : Education: individuals
- Public sector : Education: institutions
- Public sector : Education: schools
- Public sector : Infrastructure (parliamentary)
- Public sector : Local government
- Real estate : Commercial property: corporate occupiers
- Real estate : Commercial property: development
- Real estate : Commercial property: hotels and leisure
- Real estate : Commercial property: investment
- Real estate : Commercial property: retail
- Real estate : Construction: contentious
- Real estate : Contruction: non-contentious
- Real estate : Planning
- Real estate : Property finance
- Real estate : Property litigation
- Risk advisory : Brexit
- Risk advisory : Data protection, privacy and cybersecurity
- Risk advisory : Regulatory investigations and corporate crime
- Risk advisory : Reputation management
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Brand management
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Fintech
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Media and entertainment (including media finance)
- Transport : Aviation
- Transport : Rail
Latvia
Offices in Riga
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- EU and competition
- IP, IT and telecoms
- Real estate and construction
- Shipping and transport
- Tax
Luxembourg
Morocco
Mauritius
Offices in Port Louis
North
Offices in Newcastle upon Tyne
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Human resources : Health and safety
Northern Ireland
Offices in Belfast
Netherlands
Offices in Rotterdam and Amsterdam
- Banking and finance: Borrower side
- Commercial, corporate and M&a
- Dispute resolution: Commercial litigation
- Employment
- Energy: regulatory
- Energy: transactional
- EU and competition
- Real estate
North West
Offices in Manchester
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Manchester
- Crime, fraud and licensing : Licensing
- Dispute resolution : Banking litigation
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Manchester
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Human resources : Immigration
- Human resources : Pensions
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Project finance and PFI
- Public sector : Education
- Public sector : Local government
- Real estate : Commercial property: Manchester
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning and environment
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
Poland
Offices in Warsaw
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- Energy and natural resources
- Healthcare and life sciences
- Intellectual property
- Public law
- Real estate
- Restructuring and insolvency
Qatar
Offices in Doha
Romania
Offices in Bucharest
Russia
Offices in Moscow and St Petersburg
- Commercial, corporate and M&a: Moscow
- Commercial, corporate and M&a: St Petersburg and elsewhere
- Dispute resolution: Litigation
- Employment
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Tax
Scotland
Offices in Edinburgh
Sweden
Offices in Stockholm
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Employment
- Intellectual property and media
- Real estate
Saudi Arabia
Offices in Riyadh
Switzerland
Offices in Zurich, Bern, and Geneva
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution: arbitration
- Dispute resolution: litigation
- Employment
- Transport
Tunisia
Offices in Tunis
United States
Offices in New York, Austin, Washington DC, Houston, Atlanta, Sacramento, Chicago, and San Diego
- Dispute resolution : E-discovery
- Dispute resolution : General commercial disputes
- Finance : Capital markets: equity offerings
- Finance : Financial services regulation
- Industry focus : Energy regulation: conventional power
- Industry focus : Energy regulation: oil and gas
- Industry focus : Energy: renewable/alternative power
- Industry focus : Energy: transactions: conventional power
- Industry focus : Energy: transactions: oil and gas
- Industry focus : Insurance: non-contentious
- Intellectual property : Patents: prosecution (including re-examination and post-grant proceedings)
- Labor and employment : Employee benefits, executive compensation and retirement plans: design
- M&A/corporate and commercial : M&A: middle-market (sub-$500m)
- Media, technology and telecoms : Outsourcing
- Real estate : Construction (including construction litigation)
- Real estate
- Tax : International tax
- Tax : US taxes: contentious
- Tax : US taxes: non-contentious
Wales
Offices in Cardiff
- Corporate and commercial
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation
- Dispute resolution : Debt recovery
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Human resources : Employment
- Human resources : Immigration
- Human resources : Pensions
- Insurance : Professional negligence
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Project finance and PFI
- Public sector
- Real estate : Commercial property
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning and environment
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
West Midlands
Offices in Birmingham
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Birmingham
- Dispute resolution : Banking litigation
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Birmingham
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Human resources : Pensions
- Insurance : Professional negligence
- Projects, energy and natural resources : Energy
- Public sector : Education
- Real estate : Commercial property: Birmingham
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : Intellectual property
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms
Yorkshire and the Humber
Offices in Leeds
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate and commercial: Leeds, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire
- Corporate and commercial : Corporate tax
- Corporate and commercial : EU and competition
- Dispute resolution : Commercial litigation: Leeds and West Yorkshire; North Yorkshire
- Finance : Banking and finance
- Finance : Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Human resources : Employment: Leeds and West Yorkshire; North Yorkshire
- Human resources : Health and safety
- Human resources : Pensions
- Projects, energy and natural resources (including PFI) : Energy
- Public sector : Education
- Public sector : Local government
- Real estate : Commercial property: Leeds and West Yorkshire; North Yorkshire
- Real estate : Construction
- Real estate : Planning
- Real estate : Property litigation
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) : IT and telecoms