Slaughter and May

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Slaughter and May boasts a broad transactional and advisory offering, with the team’s client roster consisting of banks, retailers, pharmaceutical companies, and energy companies. The team consistently handles complex, high-value, multi-jurisdictional matters, primarily implementing incentives plans, as well as advising clients on employee share schemes issues. Operating out of the firm’s wider pensions, employment, and incentives practice, Philip Linnard heads up the employment and incentives team, with his expertise encompassing remuneration, long-term incentive plans, and retention arrangements. Philippa O’Malley frequently leads on high-value matters involving drafting and negotiating settlement agreements, as well as complex transactions and implementing remuneration policies. Ian Brown drafts incentive arrangements and advises on deferred share bonus plans and carried interest arrangements. Rosemary Nelson assists with matters pertaining to regulatory issues and corporate governance, while Chloe Sanderson advises on transactional share options matters, as well as global share incentive plans.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘The team has a great pipeline of talent, are pragmatic and commercial, and communicate their advice is an easy to digest yet comprehensive manner.’

  • 'Chloe Sanderson stands out as highly knowledgeable, and with the ability to break down complex matters and deliver clear and understandable information to a wide audience with ease.’

Key clients

  • Centrica plc
  • Dowlais Group Plc

Work highlights

Advising Smith & Nephew on implementing the first FTSE 100 ‘hybrid incentive plan’.