Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP
Legal Services | Scotland
www.shepwedd.com
tel: +44 0131 228 9900 | fax: +44 0131 228 1222
1 Exchange Crescent | Edinburgh | EH3 8UL | Scotland
Main Contacts
Paul HallyPartner
Paul CarlylePartner
Offices
Edinburgh, Scotland | London, England | Aberdeen, Scotland | Glasgow, Scotland
- Friday, October 26, 2018 | Scotland in 2050: Life Sciences - Growth Ambitions and the Challenges Ahead
- Tuesday, October 23, 2018 | Scotland in 2050: Rural and Agriculture - Navigating Uncertainties to Realize Opportunities
- Tuesday, October 23, 2018 | Scotland in 2050: Oil and Gas - Opportunities in Price Recovery
- Monday, October 22, 2018 | Scotland in 2050: Financial Services - Financial Innovation for the Future
- Friday, October 19, 2018 | Blockchain and the Energy Market
Shepherd and Wedderburn is a leading UK law firm, with 63 partners and some 350 staff. We have offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and Aberdeen. We provide corporate, commercial, public sector and private clients throughout the UK and abroad with a full range of legal services. Our client base includes not only large organisations, but also small and medium-sized enterprises, based both in the UK and increasingly further afield. Our approach is to acquire an in-depth understanding of our clients' businesses and the legal issues they face and to employ this knowledge in developing solutions-led advice.
Languages: Danish, Farsi, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Urdu and Welsh Notable |
Partners
David AndersonPartner
Colin ArchibaldPartner
Patrick BellPartner
Andrew BlainPartner
Walter BlakePartner
Barbara BoltonPartner
Elaine BrailsfordPartner
Fiona BuchananPartner
Rodger CairnsPartner
Paul CarlylePartner
Gillian CartyPartner
Stephen CollistonPartner
Elaine ColvillePartner
James DobiePartner
Paul DonaldPartner
Gordon DowniePartner
Iain DrummondPartner
Clare FosterPartner
Stephen GibbPartner & Chief Executive
Stuart GreenwoodPartner
Paul HallyPartner
Michael HendersonPartner
Andrew HolehousePartner
Greig HoneymanPartner
Stephen HubnerPartner
Colin InnesPartner
Andrew KinnesPartner
Philip KnowlesPartner
Louisa KnoxPartner
Danny LeePartner
Richard LesliePartner
John MacKenziePartner
Neil MacleanPartner
Ewan MacLeodPartner
Christopher McGillPartner
Euan McLeodPartner
Stephen MillerPartner
David MitchellPartner
Gordon MoirPartner
Sally Morris-SmithPartner
Edwin MustardPartner
Hamish PatrickPartner
Jonathan RickardPartner
Scott RitchiePartner
Katie RussellPartner
Malcolm RustPartner
Caroline ShandPartner
Hugh SmithPartner
Tom SwanPartner
Moray ThomsonPartner
Elaine ToddPartner
Stephen TrombalaPartner
Associates
Peter AlderdiceSenior Associate
Flora AsplinAssociate
Daniel BainSenior Associate
Louise BallSenior Associate
Heather BirdAssociate
Alison BlairAssociate
Neil CampbellAssociate
Sarah ChanninSenior Associate
Kevin ClancySenior Associate
Neil CowanSenior Associate
Chris DevlinAssociate
Siobhan DunphyAssociate
Natasha DurkinSenior Associate
Fiona FosterSenior Associate
Kirsty HeaddenAssociate
Vikki HendersonSenior Associate
Sian JefferiesSenior Associate
Gina JohnstonAssociate
Richard JonesSenior Associate
Suzanne KnowlesSenior Associate
David LewisSenior Associate
Rhona McGregorSenior Associate
Ashley McLeanSenior Associate
Laura McMillanAssociate
Kirsteen MilneSenior Associate
Fraser MitchellSenior Associate
Joanna MonaghanSenior Associate
Euan MurraySenior Associate
Fiona ParkerSenior Associate
Nicky PascoeSenior Associate
Emma PatonAssociate
Matthew PhillipAssociate
Lesley ProctorSenior Associate
Alison RochesterSenior Associate
Andrew ScottSenior Associate
Ian SoppittSenior Associate
Serena WeirAssociate
Other
Peter MisselbrookHead of Rural Property
Jacqueline MooreHead of Immigraton
Nigel SievwrightDirector
Ann StewartHead of Knowledge Management
Scotland in 2050: Life Sciences - Growth Ambitions and the Challenges Ahead
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP, October 2018
From ground-breaking discoveries such as penicillin and insulin, to the development of the MRI body scanner and the creation of Dolly the sheep, the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell, Scotland has long punched above its weight in life sciences and pharmaceuticals, but how do ensure this continues? Recognising the strength of these sectors, but also the ever-changing political, cultural and economic times in which we live, Shepherd and Wedderburn has commissioned the University of Strathclyde’s Fraser of Allander Institute to consider the challenges and, more importantly, help identify where the exciting opportunities lie for these sectors...
Scotland in 2050: Rural and Agriculture - Navigating Uncertainties to Realize Opportunities
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP, October 2018
To coincide with its 250th anniversary, Shepherd and Wedderburn commissioned the University of Strathclyde’s Fraser of Allander Institute to consider the future challenges and, more importantly, opportunities for Scotland’s economy. Its initial report, Scotland in 2050: Realising Our Global Potential, sets the scene for a conversation with business and industry bodies to inform the sometimes-difficult policy decisions that will need to be made at Westminster and Holyrood to best position our economy to compete in a dynamic and rapidly-evolving global economy...
Shepherd and Wedderburn Banking Team Reports Double-digit Deals Growth with Combined Value of £132 billion
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP, October 2018
Shepherd and Wedderburn’s banking and finance team has reported a strong year for deals activity, with a 12% rise in the number of completed deals and a 41% increase in the overall value of transactions. The team, whose clients include banks, funds, financial institutions, local authorities, corporate borrowers and sponsors, completed 162 deals in the year to April 30, with a combined value of £132 billion, up from 144 deals with a combined value of £93.4 billion the previous year...
Shepherd and Wedderburn Expands Property and Energy Expertise with Appointment of 11-strong Team
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP, October 2018
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP has appointed three new property and infrastructure partners and a further eight specialist lawyers and paralegals to its Property and Infrastructure Division, further expanding its market-leading clean energy and commercial property practices. Joanna Hamilton, Anthony McEwan and Moray Thomson, all of whom have particular expertise in the energy sector, join Shepherd and Wedderburn from DWF. The appointments mark the return to Shepherd and Wedderburn of Anthony and Moray, who spent two-and-a-half years and six years respectively at the firm early in their legal careers...
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