Shoosmiths LLP
Legal Services | England
www.shoosmiths.co.uk
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Main Contacts
Gary AssimPartner
Crispin Bridges WebbPartner
Offices
Reading, England | Birmingham, England | Leeds, England | London, England | Manchester, England | Milton Keynes, England | Northampton, England | Nottingham, England | Solent, England | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Edinburgh, Scotland | Singapore, Singapore
- Wednesday, September 9, 2020 | Cyberbullying and Remote Working – What Employers Need to Know
- Tuesday, August 18, 2020 | COVID-19 and its Impact on Women at Work
- Tuesday, August 4, 2020 | Directors’ Duties in the Shadow of COVID-19
- Friday, July 10, 2020 | Competition Law Enforced Against Retailer for RPM, Whilst Supplier Immune
- Wednesday, July 1, 2020 | Companies Will Need to Embrace Change in Order to Emerge Less Scathed from the Shadow of COVID-19
Shoosmiths is a UK top 30 national law firm with 113 partners and more than 1,500 personnel at offices in London, Birmingham, Basingstoke, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Nottingham, Reading and Solent. Our clients include household name Blue Chip companies, leading financial institutions, public and private sector organisations, and foreign-owned corporates. Recognition includes Best Brand in Practice at the MPF 2007 European Practice Management Awards. We are an Equal Opportunities Employer and recently came top of a diversity survey. Our national charity partner for 2008 - 2010 is Shelter, the housing and homelessness charity.
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Partners
Simon BarnesPartner
Sue BowlerPartner
Angela BowmanPartner
Suzanne BurrellPartner
Alan CorcoranPartner
Kiran DhesiPartner
Paul EcclesPartner
Simon FosterPartner
Daniel KennedyPartner
Stuart LittlePartner
Melissa MaplePartner
Rebecca MaulevererPartner
Kevin McCavishPartner
Jonathan NaylorPartner
Susan PriorPartner
Nathan ReesPartner
Claire RowePartner
Philip RyanPartner
Sanjeev SharmaPartner
Denise StephensPartner
Fiona TeaguePartner
Alexandra TriptreePartner
Fleur TurringtonPartner
Matt WalkerPartner
Tom WildePartner
Associates
Caroline AireySenior Associate
James ArnoldSenior Associate
Paul AshurstSenior Associate
Charlotte BowermanSenior Associate
Jon BrownAssociate
Mandeep ChimaSenior Associate
Ben ChurchyardAssociate
Chantelle DabekSenior Associate
Nicholas DalgleishSenior Associate
Alex Deller-RustAssociate
Marcus DevannySenior Associate
Emma FouldsSenior Associate
Michal Freeman-ShorSenior Associate
Chris GeorgeSenior Associate
Abigail GisbourneSenior Associate
Becky GrayAssociate
Alex HaiderAssociate
Krista HollistonAssociate
Beth JenkinsAssociate
Anneliese JonesSenior Associate
Sophie KingSenior Associate
Richard LesterAssociate Equivalent
Adam LeszczynskiSenior Associate
Alex LloydAssociate
Suzanne LoveSenior Associate
Helen MackenzieSenior Associate
Tara McInnesSenior Associate
Michelle MorganSenior Associate
Rachel MulvanyAssociate
Jonathan PhillipsAssociate
Sarah PoynterSenior Associate
Lawrence RennyAssociate
Anna RichardsonSenior Associate
Joanna RobertsSenior Associate
Joanne SearSenior Associate
Nick SpearingSenior Associate
Amardeep VangarSenior Associate
Hollie WellerSenior Associate
Esther WilkinsSenior Associate
Key Support Personnel
Danielle PritchettLegal Executive
Cyberbullying and Remote Working – What Employers Need to Know
Shoosmiths LLP, September 2020
Sadly, bullying and harassment in the workplace is nothing new. Indeed, a 2020 study found that 15% of people surveyed had been a victim of workplace bullying. Conversely, cyberbullying in the workplace is a relatively new phenomenon but it’s on the rise. What exactly is cyberbullying? Simply put, cyberbullying is any bullying, harassment or victimisation that involves a computer, phone or tablet. Generally, cyberbullying is becoming more common with a recent study showing that 36.5% of people feel that they have been cyberbullied in their lifetime, an increase from just under 18% back in 2007...
Cyberbullying and Remote Working – What Employers Need to Know
Shoosmiths LLP, September 2020
Sadly, bullying and harassment in the workplace is nothing new. Indeed, a 2020 study found that 15% of people surveyed had been a victim of workplace bullying. Conversely, cyberbullying in the workplace is a relatively new phenomenon but it’s on the rise. What exactly is cyberbullying? Simply put, cyberbullying is any bullying, harassment or victimisation that involves a computer, phone or tablet. Generally, cyberbullying is becoming more common with a recent study showing that 36.5% of people feel that they have been cyberbullied in their lifetime, an increase from just under 18% back in 2007...
Shoosmiths Advises on £38m Debt and Equity Raise for Yorkshire Wildlife Park
Shoosmiths LLP, September 2020
Popular tourist attraction Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP) has raised an additional £38 million-pound by way of debt and equity from BGF and a major high street bank. The development capital will be deployed to double the park’s size and help the park to fulfil its objective of attracting 1.5 million visitors a year. The Doncaster-based park currently has more than 450 animals. The Shoosmiths legal team was led by corporate partner James Foster, based in Leeds, assisted by Natalie Hager (corporate), Simon Procter (corporate), Tim McNamara (banking), Parin Galaiya (banking), Kate Featherstone (tax) and Andrew Graham (employment)...
Shoosmiths Hires Senior Financial Services Litigation Lawyer, Jonathon Crook
Shoosmiths LLP, September 2020
UK law firm Shoosmiths has expanded its litigation team with the appointment of Jonathon Crook as a partner, to further enhance its award winning financial services litigation practice. With a wealth of experience in advising on all aspects of litigation and dispute resolution since 1991, Jonathon is an established name in this area of law. He has specialist expertise in handling a wide range of disputes within the banking, finance and financial services sector including regulatory investigations and proceedings, such as enforcement proceedings by the FCA and other agencies...
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