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Zubier is an expert in administrative law, civil liberties and human rights law. He has litigated in courts at all levels and deals with cutting edge litigation for which he is recognised in Chambers & Partners. He is also recommended in the Legal 500.

Zubier deals with both public and private law cases. His public law cases are varied but mainly arise out of challenges for his core client group of children, young migrants and victims of trafficking. Zubier has led on the firm’s work on children’s rights and trafficking cases for over 6 years and is a recognised leading individual in the legal community for such work. Zubier has a long standing commitment to social justice. He started his practice with housing and social welfare cases and developed expertise in community care matters for vulnerable adults and children.

Zubier has led on developing the firm’s reputation for work for victims of trafficking, encompassing public and private law challenges for such clients. He challenges decisions that fail to recognise clients as victims of trafficking, public authorities’ breach of their duties under Article 4 ECHR and consequent claims. Zubier works with charities and NGOs such as Kalayaan, the AIRE centre, ECPAT UK and Anti-Slavery International. Zubier’s cases for victims of trafficking often have a strategic element to them either challenging policy or developing human rights law for this client group.

Zubier represents EU nationals facing enforcement action by the Home Office, conducting both public law and private law cases for this client group.

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An experienced IP litigator with a strong technical background, advising clients on IP disputes relating to a broad range of technological areas and industry sectors such as consumer electronics, telecoms, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, chemicals and engineering. Particularly known for her expertise in advising clients in complex patent disputes.

Also advising on related issues arising from international technology standards, such as patent pools, licensing and FRAND, and counsels on patent litigation strategy, including pharmaceutical lifecycle management, with a wealth of experience in providing freedom to operate and due diligence advice. In addition to representing clients before the UK courts, she also acts in European Patent Office opposition proceedings, and has represented clients in arbitration proceedings and mediations relating to IP contract disputes. She has been involved in many multi-jurisdictional disputes, working with advisors from across Europe, North America and Asia, and, in many instances, taken a role in coordinating such litigation.

Zoe teaches on the Oxford University postgraduate diploma in IP law and practice.

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I am a Partner & Chartered Legal Executive Advocate in the Sheffield family team of Irwin Mitchell.

I specialise in family law and deal regularly with complex high-value financial cases involving property portfolios, businesses and trusts. I also led the reported case of GR v DR [2013] 2FLR 1534.

I have a particular interest in dealing with same sex marriages and have helped the team develop its expertise in this area. I routinely advise clients on the protections of assets in prenuptial, postnuptial and cohabitation agreements, as well as working with the firm’s Court of Protection team to advise on the complexities of multi-million pound personal injury settlements.

I deal with highly complex children disputes in cases where the parents are completely estranged and alienated. I also deal with international relocation cases.

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Zoe is a Senior Associate and has a strong financial remedies practice, carving out particular niches in advising clients in the property development sector and dealing with complex pension arrangements. Zoe is used to dealing with cases before leading Family Judges, and has a strong practice advising unmarried couples both at the outset of their relationship and on relationship breakdown. She has an excellent track record of successful outcomes in Tolata cases.

Zoe is loved by her clients for the way in which she supports them through their proceedings, recognising the emotional implications for them as much as the legal. She provides clear, concise and early advice so her clients know from the outset the likely outcomes for them and their families. Zoe has been and continues to be lead solicitor on very large and complex cases, including those involving novel issues. She is highly regarded by her peers, by counsel and by the Thames Valley judiciary as well as by Judges at the CFC.

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Zoe Bloom is one of the founding partners of BloomBudd LLP. She is a financial remedies specialist and is accredited by Resolution for emergency procedures in financial remedies and complex financial remedies. References for Chambers and Partners Ultra High Net Worth Guide have described her as ‘fiercely intelligent, with the courage of her convictions.’

Her practice consists of acting for and against entrepreneurs and high profile business people, as well as those with media exposure. She is commended in the leading legal directories including Chambers and Partners Ultra High Net Worth for her trusted judgment and strategic focus.

Zoe is particularly known for taking on clients embroiled in complex litigation where she combines instinct with tenacity for exceptional results. She has been praised by a client interviewed for Chambers and Partners for her ability to ‘anticipate the next move and adjust tack excellently’. A client has also commented that ‘I can hear the cogs whirring as we’re discussing the next steps’.

Clients benefit from Zoe’s background as a private client specialist, her international contacts and her dynamic and robust approach to all financial issues including disclosure and enforcement.

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Zena specialises in health and welfare mental capacity and best interests law, particularly cases in the Court of Protection, and in broader community care law.

She advises and advocates on behalf of clients in complex cases, which frequently involve novel issues including cross-border disputes, serious medical treatment, complex deprivation of liberty disputes, and capacity to consent to sexual relations, to marry and to have contact. She also acts in contentious property and affairs cases including disputes involving lasting powers of attorney and the appointment of deputies.

The large majority of Zena’s cases have resulted in vulnerable clients returning to their homes, or to less restrictive care settings, or in regaining contact with loved ones, in line with their or their families’ wishes.

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Zayba Drabu is a litigation and dispute resolution lawyer based in London.

Zayba has a varied aviation practice and primarily represents lessors and banks in asset finance-related disputes and matters including the delivery and delay of aircraft, contractual terms, maintenance obligations, defaults, redelivery obligations under aircraft leases and termination.

Zayba also has experience of international arbitration matters and cross-border contractual disputes. She has advised on claims and defences under the arbitration rules of the major arbitrational institutions, including the LCIA, ICC and LMAA. She also has experience of non-contentious matters, including coordinating and advising on multijurisdictional legal regulatory reviews, advising on aviation regulatory issues and drafting and negotiating various contracts.

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Zahra is known for her positive and tenacious approach offering constructive and practical advice which fills her clients with confidence. Clients feel like Zahra is ‘by their side’ throughout their case.

Zahra deals with ultra-high net worth cases particularly those with pre-nuptial and post-nuptial issues. Zahra’s strength is identifying the key issues, applying the law and providing pro-active advice to settle cases. Zahra has a commercial and strategic approach with the aim of producing the best result for the client. Zahra is solution driven and offers a bespoke service. Zahra does not shy away from difficult conversations or decisions and will lead and guide clients through Court proceedings if required keeping the client at the heart of the matter.

In addition to Zahra’s role as a family partner Zahra is the dedicated Business Development Lead for the National Family Team. Zahra stands alongside her peers and continues to hit the mark as a leader in the Family Law arena and beyond.