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Neill Blundell

Neill Blundell

Neill is head of the firm’s corporate crime and investigations practice. He is a specialist white collar defence and criminal investigations lawyer who advises both individuals and corporates on compliance, pre-investigations, investigations and prosecutions conducted by agencies such as the SFO, FCA, CMA, HMRC, NCA, Civil Aviation Authority and the CPS. He also assists in multi-jurisdictional investigations involving agencies such as the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) and the FIOD (Netherlands), the US Department of Justice, the US Securities & Exchange Commission and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Neill has significant experience of acting for clients (both corporates and individuals) facing criminal investigations and prosecutions. He has been involved in some of the highest profile bribery investigations into BAE, Rolls-Royce and Airbus, as well as benchmark rigging (LIBOR) and the investigation into Barclays regarding the 2008 fund raising. He is also an expert on building anti-fraud, anti-bribery and Criminal Finance Act compliance programmes and in providing the training for clients in anti-fraud and culture awareness. Neill is a qualified solicitor-advocate.
Adam Greenfield

Adam Greenfield

Adam Greenfield, an intellectual property trial lawyer, represents and advises clients on a full range of IP matters, particularly involving patent and trade secret litigation and licensing. Adam draws on a sophisticated understanding of the technology underlying his clients’ business and a focused, practical approach to represent companies in high-stakes disputes in the following key venues: \tUS district courts \tUS International Trade Commission (ITC) \tPatent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) \tUS Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit He regularly represents US and international clients across industries and on matters with cross-border components or implications. Many of these matters have involved standard essential patents (SEPs) and fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory (FRAND) licensing. Complementing his commercial work, Adam maintains an active pro bono practice, including obtaining a victory for veteran Robert Doyon in the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which issued a precedential decision holding that the Navy was required to apply liberal consideration to applications that seek medical retirement due to combat-induced post-traumatic stress disorder. Adam is a member of the Federal Circuit Bar Association, through which he was a Global Fellow. He previously clerked for Judge Kimberly Moore of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Ignacio Paz

Ignacio Paz

Ignacio Paz is a partner in the Firm's Global M&A / Corporate Group in Madrid. His practice focuses on cross-border and domestic acquisitions and disposals, projects and regulatory issues in the infrastructure, energy and natural resources sectors. He has more than 25 years of experience assisting infrastructure funds, corporates, global investment banks and governmental entities in originating opportunities, executing transactions and developing projects in a range of sub-sectors including transport (roads, rail, ports, airports and parkings), social infrastructure, power and renewables (wind, solar, hydro, biomass, bioenergy, cogeneration), clean hydrogen, distribution networks, digital, water and waste, mining and natural resources. Ranked by the most relevant international legal directories as one of the Spanish leading lawyers for energy and natural resources, environment and projects. Ignacio has advised clients on deals in a wide range of jurisdictions including, in particular, Latin America.