Tim Brentnall works as part of the firm’s insurance group, dealing with commercial litigation and arbitration, including insurance and reinsurance, commodities and banking. He qualified as a solicitor in 1979 and became a partner in Elborne Mitchell in 1982. Also, in 1982 he was seconded to a major California law firm where he gained first-hand […]
Kate is an employment law specialist with extensive experience advising on complex employment disputes, team moves and issues in the insurance market. Kate qualified as a solicitor in 1995 and became a partner in Elborne Mitchell in 2000. Kate naturally gravitated to a firm specialising in insurance as a number of her family have been
Andy joined Elborne Mitchell in June 2006, becoming a partner in September 2011. He has been involved in numerous complex and high-value insurance and reinsurance matters over the years, both in Court and in arbitration, and recently started taking on arbitrator appointments. He’s also a specialist in Sanctions. Andy’s practice often involves an international element,
David joined Elborne Mitchell in June 2017. He has a depth of experience in helping clients resolve contentious matters, particularly insurance and reinsurance claims and coverage issues. He has been recognised by leading legal directories as an established expert in his field and as “an excellent litigator”. David’s dispute resolution expertise includes litigation, arbitration (including ICC, LCIA,
He qualified as a solicitor with Elborne Mitchell in 1992, becoming a partner in 1999. As well as advising on insurance and reinsurance law, both non-marine and marine, Tim leads the firm’s insolvency team advising on corporate insolvencies. He has a particular insight and expertise in dealing with insolvencies of insurance/reinsurance undertakings and insurance brokers/intermediaries.
After studying law at Oxford University, Alex qualified as a solicitor in 1996. She became a partner of the firm in April 2004. Alex specialises in regulatory work for the insurance and financial services industries. She advises on all aspects of regulation including FCA/PRA, Lloyd’s and EEA passporting issues and regularly handles applications for regulatory
Edite is a barrister and specialises in global financial regulation, banking, insurance, human rights, machine learning, artificial intelligence, cyber resilience and climate action. She publishes extensively and is a speaker at national and international fora. Her practical experience includes M&A, shareholder matters, insurance regulatory and commercial litigation.
Chris is a corporate solicitor with over 40 years’ experience. He has acted as a non-executive director for both listed and unlisted companies and has advised extensively on corporate governance issues. Before joining Elbornes, he worked as a solicitor at major law firms including 30 years as a partner at a global law firm undertaking
Having completed the LPC, Melanie qualified as a solicitor in 2008 and has over 12 years’ experience of employment litigation, having seen cases through the Employment Tribunal system, the High Court and Court of Appeal. Melanie also specialises in advising employers, including regulated companies, on non-contentious matters such as the employment aspects of company re-organisations,
