His expertise includes working with individuals affected by serious respiratory conditions such as mesothelioma, asbestos-related lung cancer, asbestosis and pleural thickening resulting from negligent asbestos exposure during their employment.

Khelam has more recently contributed to high-profile claims involving child brain injuries arising from medical negligence and road traffic accidents, as well as spinal injury cases. His current caseload focuses on historic abuse claims, where he continues to demonstrate a commitment to securing justice for vulnerable individuals.

After earning his LLB, Khelam pursued an LLM in healthcare, law and ethics at the University of Manchester, with a keen interest in the interplay between both areas. He qualified as a solicitor through the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) in September 2023 and joined the firm in 2024, where he continues to build on his expertise and dedication to client care.

Camilla is experienced in succession and estate planning, preparing wills and lasting powers of attorney, pre-arrival and pre-departure planning for non-UK domiciled individuals, as well as the creation of trust and other structures. She also deals with trusts and the administration of estates, including applications for grants of probate, post-death variations of estates and the re-sealing of colonial grants.

A member of STEP, the world’s leading organisation for private wealth professionals, Camilla has recently completed the STEP Diploma. She was shortlisted as ‘associate of the year’ in Citywealth’s ‘Future Leaders’ awards in both 2022 and 2023.

Camilla has worked for a single family office in London and for a leading trust company in Geneva, giving her a unique insight into the needs, priorities and concerns of her clients. She spent time working in Singapore, Switzerland and the Cayman Islands, which deepened her understanding of the concerns of her internationally mobile clients.

Since qualifying as a lawyer in 2006, Mylor has specialised in private client matters and tax planning at a number of top ranked firms. He advises clients on UK succession planning (wills, trusts and exemptions from UK inheritance tax), as well as on lifetime tax mitigation strategies such as the establishment of family investment structures. He also advises clients with international connections on the UK’s statutory residence test and associated immigration/emigration planning, individuals’ ‘domicile’ status (now superseded by ‘long term residence’ status), and offshore trusts and structures.

Mylor has an interest private banking arrangements and the taxation of investment products after working as a wealth planning consultant at UBS Private Bank in London. He is a member of STEP, the world’s leading organisation for private wealth professionals, having completed the ‘exam route’ with merit. Mylor recently contributed to HMRC’s ‘listening events’ on the reforms to the taxation of non-domiciled individuals.

From high-net-worth individuals to large corporate entities, Charlotte has represented a range of clients when acting as both claimant and defendant in multiple forums. She frequently assists with shareholder disputes, contract disputes, and digital asset disputes. Charlotte also has a keen interest in matters involving civil fraud, allegations of dishonesty, and regulatory investigations. She is an active member of the firm’s sports sector group and works closely with the corporate team, as well as the commercial, IP and IT team to provide a full service to clients.

Having joined the firm as a trainee solicitor in 2021, Charlotte successfully qualified as a solicitor in 2023. Prior to this, she obtained her undergraduate degree from Durham University, before completing her Legal Practice Course, where she graduated with distinction.

She is a member of Resolution, the leading specialist organisation for family lawyers, and is committed to resolving disputes constructively. Ellen spent a year with the team in Guildford during her training contract, gaining varied experience in family law, before qualifying as a solicitor in September 2024. Since qualifying Ellen has continued to assist clients on a broad range of matters including financial remedies, child arrangements and pre-nuptial agreements.

Ellen obtained a first-class degree in history from the University of Bristol, and a distinction in the Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course at the University of Law. Prior to her legal studies, Ellen worked at an international boarding school in Switzerland, before returning to the UK to work with victims of domestic abuse at the National Centre for Domestic Violence, where she assisted vulnerable clients with drafting urgent Family Law Act applications.

He has particular expertise in advising SMEs on day-to-day corporate matters with a focus on exits and expansion by acquisition or joint venture. He also has several years’ experience prior to qualifying advising on foreign direct investment in the GCC region and draws on this when providing guidance to overseas clients on investment into the UK and cross-border matters. He has assisted clients in navigating complex jurisdictional red-tape by working closely with the firm’s network of overseas offices.

Having also previously spent time on secondment with two multinationals in the pharmaceutical and electronic appliances sectors, Hatem applies a commercial approach to his advice and negotiations to bring matters to a speedy but optimum conclusion for clients.

With a broad practice of both contentious and non-contentious matters, Matthew has worked on Employment Tribunal cases concerning employment status, unfair dismissal, breach of contract, discrimination and whistleblowing issues. He has advised senior executives on exiting their role and provides general HR support to employer clients, including drafting settlement agreements and policy documents.

Matthew also has significant experience with assisting organisations in complying with complex data subject access requests from employees. He advises clients on relevant exemptions and on using dedicated technology to ensure efficient document review. He is a member of the firm’s AI working group. Having worked at the firm since 2017 as a knowledge paralegal in various teams within the business services division, Matthew became a trainee solicitor in 2022, and qualified as a solicitor in March 2024.

His clients include main contractors, mechanical and engineering contractors, carpentry and joinery specialists, recruitment agencies and labour suppliers, brick workers, scaffolders and groundworks companies. With extensive experience of resolving disputes through negotiation and court proceedings Oliver holds higher rights of audience.

He joined the firm from a specialist construction practice, where he practised alongside a nationally renowned construction adjudicator. Consequently, he has a particular interest in adjudication and is well versed in the use of adjudication to recover unpaid money, as well as to resolve other construction related disputes.

This experience has led Oliver to conduct adjudications, both as a representative of the Referring and Responding Parties, before adjudicators nominated by the RICS, TeCSA, RIBA, ICE and, TECBAR. Oliver is also knowledgeable of the procedure for the enforcement of adjudicator’s awards and has been involved in adjudication enforcement matters which have been the subject of reported High Court judgments.

She supports clients in the preparation of wills and powers of attorney, providing bespoke advice depending on her clients’ circumstances and wishes. Tax and estate planning for high-net worth individuals is another area of Pria’s practice and she offers a holistic service under the firm’s PennWills services. She provides assistance with the administration of estates and helps families in matters that range from registration of the death, obtaining grants of probate and letters of administration, liaising with HMRC and arranging for inheritance tax calculations, through to obtaining tax clearance and arranging the distribution of assets.

A member of STEP, the world’s leading organisation for private wealth professionals, Pria has gained the additional STEP qualification of Advanced Certificate in Advising Vulnerable Clients with distinction. She is an associate member of the Lifetime Lawyers national group, as well as a member of the Law Society, private client section.