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Catherine Wilson Catherine Wilson has over 30 years of experience as an employment solicitor whose expertise stretches across a wide range of both public and third sector employment sectors. This enables her to provide pragmatic and wide ranging advice and support. Position Partner Contact +44 (0)7850 054111 catherine.wilson@constantinelaw.co.uk Catherine began her career as a barrister in 1988 before qualifying as a solicitor in 1995. She specialises in employer/ respondent work, most recently, in the manufacturing/professional services/charity and arts sectors. Catherine has particular expertise in discrimination and whistleblowing cases but also works with commercial clients’ HR Directors and Senior Management Teams to deliver advice on corporate restructuring, transfer of undertakings, redundancies and reorganisations. She has also developed a specialism working for private estates and agri businesses. Catherine also has a strong track record in advising high net worth/senior executives on severance, bonus and deferral issues, guiding them skilfully through the process and securing the best possible terms for her clients. Prior to joining Constantine Law, Catherine has headed up the regional and national Employment teams of several large national law firms. A regular commentator in the media for several years, Catherine has been published in several newspapers and HR journals including LexisNexis, People Management, The Financial Times, The Yorkshire Post and IBA Global Insight. Catherine has also worked regularly with BBC Radio Sheffield , BBC Look North and Radio 5 live. Catherine is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association (ELA). When not at work, Catherine has a keen interest in serving her community and supporting education and has served as a Trustee of Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust and Chair of Governors at St Oswald’s Church of England Primary Academy and Westminster Primary School. Catherine also served as a Governor of the Leeds College of Building and a was member of the Development Board of Opera North. FTSE 100 DIRECTOR "“Catherine Wilson’s highly strategic approach is extremely effective for advising high profile executives…she has a unique ability to understand her client’s needs and flexes her style to the particular circumstances. Extremely knowledgeable and innovative “ Previous Next

Vivien Cochrane Vivien is an experienced criminal lawyer whose practice is split between fraud/financial crime and general crime. Vivien has experience of dealing with large-scale criminal investigations and prosecutions including those conducted by the CPS, NCA, SFO, FCA and HMRC. "Vivien is a brilliant lawyer, destined for great things." - Chambers 2026 Position Partner Contact +44 (0) 7354 357134 vivien.cochrane@constantinelaw.co.uk Vivien has been involved in complex multi-handed fraud and bribery prosecutions including: Advising an individual charged with bribery involving various London nightclub owners alleged to have offered bribes to a serving police officer Advising a company director charged with fraud, money laundering and false accounting following an investigation into a large-scale fraud in which London Underground was the alleged victim Her fraud and financial crime practice also encompasses advising individuals and corporates in respect of various aspects of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA). She has experience of advising in respect of confiscation proceedings, account and asset freezing orders and forfeiture proceedings. Vivien has particular expertise in advising third-parties who wish to intervene in confiscation proceedings under section 10A of POCA. Vivien’s general crime practice has spanned the full range of offences but in recent years her focus has been on relationship-based offences including allegations of rape and sexual offences, coercive and controlling behaviour, intimate partner violence and harassment. Vivien is also the co-author of the highly regarded practitioner text Legal Professional Privilege in Criminal Investigations and Proceedings which was published in 2024. Vivien was admitted as a solicitor in 2011. 'Vivien handled my case with exceptional diligence, care and understanding. Her knowledge of internal police and legal processes was outstanding, matched by an almost forensic command of the law. What set her apart, however, was the way she balanced complete professionalism with genuine kindness. She was thorough, precise and honest. I could not recommend her more highly.' Director, Public Relations "I was facing serious Proceeds of Crime Act proceedings that could have had a devastating impact on my future. Vivien approached my case with absolute clarity, professionalism, and a non-judgemental attitude that instantly put me at ease.” Former client, ex-professional footballer Previous Next

Anita Vadgama Anita is widely recognised for her employment law practice, particularly in disability discrimination and Group Income Protection (GIP) benefits. Chambers and Partners 2024 notes that she is “an expert in discrimination” with notable experience advising clients dealing with mental health issues. "Anita is an excellent negotiator who is very savvy and gets brilliant results for her clients." Chambers 2027 Position Partner Contact + 44 7754 896953 anita.vadgama@constantinelaw.co.uk Anita is a senior discrimination lawyer who acts predominantly for claimants and senior executives, including C-suite employees. Her practice focuses on three core areas: discrimination claims, with particular expertise in disability, neurodiversity, sex and race discrimination, and harassment, especially for senior BAME women; whistleblowing claims, acting for claimants who have been penalised or dismissed for making protected disclosures; and GIP benefits, advising on applications, drafting appeals to insurers and the Financial Ombudsman Service, and negotiating enhanced commuted lump-sum settlements in lieu of benefits. In a previous role at a boutique specialist employment practice, Anita served as Head of Litigation. She has successfully represented clients in the Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal, securing judgments for numerous claimants and negotiating high-value settlements both before and during hearings. In one recent case, she succeeded in a disability discrimination claim subsequently brought on behalf of the estate of a claimant who sadly passed away from cancer before judgment was handed down. Anita also regularly advises senior executives on significant termination packages, including short- and long-term incentive arrangements. She has experience advising on FCA regulatory references and related regulatory matters and is ranked by both Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500 for her work advising senior executive employees. Earlier in her career, Anita acted for claimants at a large trade union law firm before relocating to the United States for seven years. There, she practised as a dual-qualified English and Massachusetts attorney at Littler Mendelson, the world’s largest employment and labour law firm. Most recently, she spent eight years as a partner and Head of Litigation at a ranked employment practice. Reported cases: Marlow v East Thames Housing Group Limited [2002] IRLR 798 which held that employers must take all reasonable steps to procure GIP benefits for their employees. Brunel University & another v Vaseghi & another UKEAT 0307/06/1610 which held that in discrimination case the need to get to the truth may tip the scales against the privilege afforded to “without prejudice” communications. Barrow v Kellogg Brown & Root (UK) Ltd (2001), where the ET ordered £2.5 million in damages for disability discrimination claim, the third highest UK award for disability discrimination at the time. Kong v Gulf International Bank (UK) Limited [2022] EWCA Civ 941, where the Court of Appeal upheld that a protected disclosure was properly separatable from the employee’s conduct surrounding the disclosure. Clifford v IBM United Kingdom Ltd [2024] EAT 90 where the EAT held that the ET was correct to strike out a claimant’s claims for disability discrimination because they had been precluded by a settlement agreement. LAWYER, US LAW FIRM BASED IN LONDON “You were strategic, calm, and a brilliant negotiator throughout and the whole process move far more swiftly than I had any right to expect. Honestly, I rarely hear of good experiences from people who have had to engage legal counsel in this kind of situation, which is why I want you to know I will be recommending you wholeheartedly to anyone I come across in a similar position.” Previous Next

Tina Lakhani Tina Lakhani is a highly experienced lawyer, police station representative and higher court advocate. She specialises in cases of financial crime, fraud and regulatory investigations. She advises and defends individuals, professionals and corporations who are subject to investigation or prosecution and has extensive experience of dealing with the FCA, SFO, CPS and in professional discipline investigations involving the SRA, GMC, GDC. Tina also has experience in dealing with cross jurisdictional matters and is accustomed to dealing with matters involving mutual legal assistance. She regularly drafts policies in relation to bribery and money laundering for companies. "My husband was facing fraud charges that could have changed our lives forever. Tina handled the case with care, respect, a technical mind and left no stone unturned. Moreover, she was caring and empathetic to the situation we were in" - Former client Position Partner Contact +44 (0) 7890 554136 Tina.Lakhani@constantinelaw.co.uk Tina represents corporates and individuals through challenging times and is known for her expert hand together with her human touch which her clients find so appealing and reassuring. Tina always aims to extricate clients from investigations as quickly as possible. Highly skilled in dealing with both interviews under caution and compelled interviews eg at the FCA, Tina often achieves outcomes which result in investigations being discontinued at an early stage. Tina has been involved in defending complex FCA civil, criminal and regulatory cases for senior executives and firms. She has worked on numerous insider dealing cases including the first cross jurisdiction prosecution of insider dealing by the FCA. She has also navigated the intricacies of a £52m confiscation order under POCA which included a Mutual Legal Assistance request and attended a court in Geneva to question a witness. Tina’s regulatory practice includes frequent oral representations on behalf of professionals at Interim Order Committee hearings, drafting complex, robust letters of representations at early stages of proceedings to be placed before case examiners, preparing and representing professionals at fitness to practice hearings. She has written articles for the British Dental Association and was on the panel for the BDA. High profile FCA cases include LIBOR, insider dealing cases including Operation Tabernula, Operation Saturn. Tina has also been involved in high profile SFO investigations including into Rolls-Royce. Tina has spoken at, and provided SMCR training to, organisations such as the Insurance Insitute of London. Feedback “Expert, clarity and engagement were key strengths; Insightful seminar; Engaging discussions and presentation style - very informative but explained clearly; Very useful output in terms of slides and how to implement SMCR”. Tina is keen on promoting work life balance for working parents and set up a D&I focus group for families at her previous large national firm. Prior to joining Constantine Law, Tina was in the Regulatory & Criminal Investigations Group in a large national law firm. Tina qualified as a solicitor in 2007 and is ranked in the Legal 500 for corporate crime services. Cases include: Advising an individual in relation to algorithmic trading and FCA regulations Advising and defending an individual facing fraud and money laundering charges by the SFO including a £52m confiscation order Successfully defending an individual facing prosecution by the HMRC in relation to VAT fraud. Representing a corporate under investigation by the FCA in relation to alleged breaches of FSMA in relation to unregulated promotions. Advising a corporate based in Cape Verde regarding an FCA investigation in relation to collective investment schemes. Representing an individual in a high profile fraud charges and cross jurisdictional bribery investigations regarding ‘bomb detectors’. Advising a corporate based in Gibraltar regarding cash forfeiture and successfully retrieving monies back for the client totalling half a million pounds. Advising senior executives from a global, reputable British company at section 2 interviews at the SFO in relation to allegations of Bribery. Providing regulatory advice to client banks. DENTIST CLIENT "Thank you Tina for achieving a fantastic outcome [GDC regulatory proceedings] and ensuring I was extricated from these proceedings at an early stage” Previous Next

Eliza Nash Eliza is an experienced and high performing employment lawyer, recognised in Legal 500, and with expertise across a broad range of employment issues, advising both employer clients and senior executives. "If you have her on your side, you will know you are in safe hands." - Senior Executive in Financial Services Position Partner Contact eliza.nash@constantinelaw.co.uk +44 (0) 7932 701 259 Eliza works regularly with HR directors and GCs across a variety of market sectors, including financial services, hospitality, recruitment and the media. She is adept at unpicking and simplifying thorny workplace issues, guiding clients towards the optimal commercial solution. Eliza also has an extremely strong track record in advising senior executives and Board directors on their departures and is a skilled negotiator, achieving highly favourable settlements for her clients. She also has a wealth of experience advising lawyers leaving their firms. Eliza has substantial experience in resolving high value disputes, both before and after litigation, including sensitive discrimination cases and whistleblowing claims. Eliza recently successfully defended a widely publicised 15 day race/sex discrimination claim, which was subsequently cited in Practical Law Company. Eliza delivers bespoke training to senior and line management teams, tailored to suit the needs of the business. Eliza is a member of the Employment Lawyers Association (ELA) Management Committee and Chair of the ELA Pro Bono Committee. Eliza writes regularly in the national and trade press on employment law subjects. You can access some of these articles here and on our media pages here. Eliza qualified as a solicitor in 2000. "Key port of call for lawyers leaving law firms’ Legal 500 2026 MANAGING DIRECTOR OF UK SUBSIDIARY OF LARGE MULTINATIONAL "Eliza Nash could not have been more helpful and supportive to our business. Eliza was dedicated to achieving our goals as a business while providing sage advice with a personal touch to the individuals involved. I would have zero hesitation in recommending Eliza to any business’ Previous Next

Rachel Quickenden Rachel is an experienced lawyer, specialising in complex white collar crime, general crime and regulatory matters. She advises and defends individuals and corporations who are subject to investigation or prosecution and has extensive experience of dealing with the police, Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), Serious Fraud Office (SFO), US Department of Justice (DOJ) and a variety of regulators. Position Senior Consultant Contact rachel.quickenden@constantinelaw.co.uk +44 (0) 7711 078507 Rachel is praised for her calm, personable manner and for providing exceptional client care. Rachel has acted in a number of high-profile cases, and her recent cases include: Defending in the prosecution of Barclays Bank and a number of its executives. The case against her client was dismissed. Acting for an individual who was prosecuted as part of Operation Amazon, a case brought by HMRC (then the CPS) in relation to a carbon credit scheme with alleged intended losses of around £110m. Defending an individual prosecuted as part of a conspiracy in a carbon credit MTIC fraud, to the value of £39m. Advising a number of traders throughout investigations by banking institutions and authorities, as part of the foreign exchange and EURIBOR investigations Advising an individual in relation to the recent inquiry into the 1989 Hillsborough disaster. Advising in relation to the investigation into the Shoreham Air Crash. Acting for a number of Pakistani politicians in an investigation into alleged money laundering. Before joining Constantine, Rachel previously worked in a top-tier, boutique London firm, specialising in business crime, general crime and regulatory matters. Rachel qualified as a chartered legal executive in 2011 and cross-qualified as a solicitor in 2017. Rachel is adept in advising clients accused of conspiracy to defraud, conspiracy to cheat the Revenue, theft and money laundering, and many of her cases have an international element. She has years of experience acting for clients who are the subject of restraint orders and confiscation orders to the value of tens of millions. Rachel has extensive experience acting for clients at interview stage, including interviews with the police, SFO, DOJ, regulators and employers as part of internal investigations. She is strategic from the outset, having regard to both the short-term and long-term implications of investigation, and strives to obtain the best possible result for her clients as early as possible. Rachel is also experienced in advising witnesses who are the subject of section 2 interviews and compulsorily required to attend for interview. Rachel has worked on regulatory matters involving the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Air Accidents Investigation Bureau (AAIB). Many of her clients have faced multi-faceted investigations, sometimes spanning internal employment matters, regulatory and criminal investigations. Where appropriate, she works collaboratively alongside other lawyers and experts to ensure that her clients receive the best advice, from every perspective. Having qualified as a police station representative early on in her career, Rachel has acted for clients facing a vast range of allegations; from assault to theft, drugs offences to sexual offences. She understands both the emotional impact and the potential for collateral damage as a result of such an allegation, and thus gives consideration to wider implications facing such individuals and/or corporations. Previous Next

John Milner John Milner is a highly experienced litigator, he specialises in representing individuals in white collar criminal investigations, principally in relation to business crime matters; financial crime, fraud, tax evasion, bribery and corruption, insider dealing and money laundering. "John Milner is great. Decades of guiding individuals through the most complex white collar cases. Unflappable." - Legal 500, 2025 Position Partner Contact +44 (0)7514 010761 john.milner@constantinelaw.co.uk John has a wealth of experience acting for individuals under investigation for financial crime. He has represented defendants in some of the most significant criminal trials of the last decade including: A New York based derivatives trader in the SFO Barclays USD Libor trial. A Danish UK based trader acquitted in the SFO Barclays/Deutsche Bank EURIBOR trial. An Italian company director in the SFO Bertling trial. An Italian banker acquitted of all charges in a fraud on a Russian investment bank and UK Asset Management company. A former UBS compliance officer in an FCA insider dealing conspiracy. A French banker in the NCA trial of a £multi-million fraud against the Libyan sovereign wealth fund. The first defendant in the SFO Unaoil trial. John is regularly instructed to advise witnesses and potential witnesses in compelled s2 Interviews conducted by the SFO including their investigations into Glencore, Raedex Consortium, Tesco and Serco. Current instructions include advising a client in the Post Office Inquiry and ongoing MPS investigation and advising a company director in an ongoing high profile NCA investigation. John is recognised as a "Star Individual" in Financial Crime in Chambers & Partners 2025 and is listed as a Band 1 lawyer in the 2026 directory for London. John is also listed in Who's Who Legal: Business Crime Defence. John was admitted as a solicitor in 2000. Chambers & Partners 2025 "John Milner is one of the principal players in the white-collar community. He's hugely experienced and can always be relied upon" Previous Next

Emmeline Coerkamp Emmeline Coerkamp is a highly experienced criminal litigation lawyer, bringing expertise across a range of white-collar crime matters. She represents clients facing criminal investigations and individuals who are being prosecuted. Emmeline has particular expertise in defending individuals under investigation and prosecuted by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for multi-jurisdictional serious fraud offences. Emmeline is adept and adaptable in representing clients from a variety of industries and dealing with prosecuting authorities in a highly professional manner. She is excellent at strategising and considering the best approach for clients to achieve the best outcome. She is extremely experienced in representing clients facing allegations of fraud, money laundering and tax investigations in complex cases across jurisdictions. Emmeline has considerable experience of confiscation proceedings and has acted in several cases, including a matter with a confiscation order in excess of £3 million under POCA 2002. "Emmeline is always on top of the detail and relentless in fighting to get the best results for her clients. You will definitely want her in your corner." - Formerly instructed Counsel Position Partner Contact +44 (0) 7500 935 206 Emmeline.coerkamp@constantinelaw.co.uk Emmeline represents individuals at risk of criminal investigation, under investigation, pre- and post-charge, during trial, confiscation and enforcement. She also represents witnesses in proceedings. The ensuing range of work includes representing and advising clients for interviews, written representations, trial preparation and instruction of experts. Emmeline is personable and strives to do the utmost for her clients every step of the way. High profile cases that Emmeline has been involved in include: Operation Amazon: brought by HMRC, a carbon credit scheme with alleged intended losses of £107 million in sideways tax loss relief, including complex multi-jurisdictional company structures. £2.2 million film investment scheme fraud, brought by HMRC in a series of trials. Weavering: The UK’s largest hedge fund fraud of US$640 million, brought by the SFO. Complex trading strategies of interest rate swaps, with charges of fraud by abuse of position, fraudulent trading, false accounting and forgery. Operation Steamroller: brought by the SFO, a boiler room fraud of US$108 million. She also has experience of investigations by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and The Insolvency Service. Emmeline has been quoted and published in the Times, Telegraph, Law Gazette and Lawyer Monthly. Prior to joining Constantine Law, Emmeline worked at a top ranked boutique fraud litigation firm in London, having previously worked and trained at a large national law firm. Emmeline is a member of the Fraud Lawyers Association (FLA), Women in Criminal Law (WICL), Women’s White Collar Defense Association (WWCDA) and the Female Fraud Forum (FFF). Since 2010, Emmeline has been a mentor for students at the University of Law studying the GDL, LPC and BVC, offering guidance prior to embarking their legal career. Emmeline qualified as a solicitor in 2010. FORMERLY INSTRUCTED COUNSEL "Emmeline is an absolute pleasure to work with. She is always on top of the detail and relentless in fighting to get the best results for her clients. You will definitely want her in your corner." Previous Next

Lucy Bloom Lucy has a wealth of experience advising both employers and senior executives on all aspects of employment law, including advisory, transactional and contentious work. She prides herself on providing straightforward, commercial and strategic advice and going the extra mile for her clients "She is meticulous and extremely motivated to provide a Rolls-Royce service to her clients." client feedback, Legal 500 2026 Position Partner Contact + 44 (0)7793 007 395 lucy.bloom@constantinelaw.co.uk Lucy regularly works with HR Directors, General Counsel and Board Members of SMEs and large companies to provide practical, commercial and creative legal solutions to their business requirements. She has particular expertise in advising clients on managing workplace conflicts, internal investigations, redundancy exercises, TUPE, changing terms of employment, dismissals, discrimination, whistleblowing, High Court injunctions, the enforcement of post-termination restrictions and the protection of confidential information. Lucy is a highly experienced litigator, advising and representing employers and senior executives in high value and complex Employment Tribunal and High Court proceedings. Lucy’s clients come from a wide range of sectors, including financial services, retail, hospitality, media and luxury lifestyle. Lucy also acts for senior executives, Founders, C-Suite Executives and Partners on grievance and disciplinary issues, internal investigations, discrimination, redundancy, bonus disputes, contract and restrictive covenant matters. She has significant experience advising senior level employees on managing their exits and valuable severance negotiations. Lucy recognises the importance of providing pragmatic solutions led advice which can often be emotionally charged and highly sensitive. Lucy regularly provides bespoke training to her employer clients, has written a variety of articles and enjoys presenting at seminars. Outside of work Lucy enjoys spending time with her young son, trampolining and HIIT training. Lucy qualified as a solicitor in 2010. Areas of expertise: Discrimination, whistleblowing, unfair dismissal, Employment Tribunal and High Court litigation, bonus disputes, restrictive covenants, confidential information, injunctions, internal investigations, disciplinary and grievance processes, dismissals, redundancy and restructuring exercises, TUPE and general contractual issues. CFO OF MEDIA AGENCY "Lucy provided exceptional support and guidance during my departure from the business, navigating what could have been a complex and stressful process with clarity and professionalism. Her technical expertise was evident at every stage, but what truly set her apart was her calm, measured approach and ability to provide clear, pragmatic advice. She ensured the process was handled as smoothly and efficiently as possible, significantly reducing both the stress and uncertainty typically associated with these situations. Importantly, Lucy’s reassuring manner and consistent support had a genuinely positive impact on my wellbeing during what could otherwise have been a very challenging period. Her ability to instil confidence and maintain perspective throughout made a meaningful difference. I felt supported at every stage and would have no hesitation in recommending Lucy to anyone seeking an employment lawyer of the highest calibre." Previous Next

Constantine Law offers direct advice from experienced lawyers on employment, business immigration, regulatory and business crime. Employment and Regulatory solutions at work Constantine Law is the UK’s leading employment boutique which acts for both employers and senior executives and is highly ranked in the Legal 500 and Chambers. We strive to protect people’s life’s work – their businesses, their ideas, their jobs and their futures. Contact us Our team consists of employment, business immigration, regulatory and business crime specialists. If you’re interested in discussing your case with us or learning more about our unique approach to law then please contact us for an initial conversation or reach out directly to one of our team. Contact us Meet the team Join us Our core values Clarity Direct, solutions-orientated advice from experienced lawyers. Modernity A modern law firm deploying modern solutions to meet the needs of our clients in changing times. Value Lower overheads and a leaner business model results in a more cost effective price for our clients than rival firms. Collaboration Active engagement with both our clients and each other respecting the time, autonomy and experience of all who work with us. Our agile model breaks the mould of traditional law firms " Constantine Law gives no nonsense, commercially savvy advice. They understand the industry ” Managing director, national construction and demolition company Credentials

Employment Equal Pay We believe that we are about to see a huge increase in equal pay litigation in the private sector in light of the introduction of compulsory gender pay gap reporting. This is compulsory for organisations with over 250 employees. However, all businesses should consider conducting an equal pay audit. This enables you to identify any liabilities and protect against litigation which can be damaging to your reputation and very costly (equal pay claims can go back six years). We can help your business by: Advising on your gender pay gap reporting obligations and working with your HR and Reward teams to conduct a gender pay audit. Providing legally privileged advice that identifies equal pay liabilities that may have accrued, stress- tests any potential justifications and makes recommendations to address high risk areas. Reviewing or drafting recruitment, promotion and pay review procedures to ensure remuneration is fair and transparent and not inadvertently discriminatory. Advising on the response to Equal Pay questionnaires and defending Equal Pay litigation . Case study Successfully defending a regulated business against equal pay litigation brought by a senior female actuary. The employee’s claim was defeated in the Employment Tribunal and her appeals to the Employment Appeal Tribunal and Court of Appeal were also unsuccessful. Delivering interactive training on Equal Pay legislation and the Gender Pay Gap reporting requirements to a client’s line managers and HR team. Drafting an Equal Pay policy with clear definitions, objectives and actions in order to meet a client’s obligations in this area. Get in touch Get in touch with one of our team members today. We’d be happy to discuss your needs and how we can help. Contact