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Lisa Sharkey - Partner

View our solicitors' individual pages:

  • Jeremy Allen
  • James Anderson
  • Nick Arron
  • Dave Bittiner
  • Graeme Cushion
  • Clare Eames
  • Andy Grimsey
  • Susanna Poppleston
  • Lisa Sharkey
  • Jonathan Smith
  • Nick Walton
Lisa has specialised in licensing since 1992 and has been a member of Poppleston Allen since its inception. She became a partner in January 2001.

With many years experience in all sectors, from late-night licensing and lap dancing to the pub, club and hotel sectors. There isn’t much in the way of licensing that Lisa hasn’t experienced. The 2009 Chambers Guide states “she is lauded for her effective advice and is recognised for her work with Mitchells & Butlers".

Lisa splits her time between our Nottingham and London offices and utilises her expertise of the London market by acting for a large number of independent clients and multiple operators.

She is a respected advocate and speaks regularly at legal training sessions, client forums and trade conferences.

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My Recent Activity

Local Authorities have started to Regulate Lap Dancing
Local Authorities across England and Wales are consulting, or have consulted, and many have decided
News: Change of law happened 6th April 2010
The law which may require operators to obtain a separate ?Sexual Entertainment Venue Licence'
Sexual Entertainment Venues Update
Government Response to Consultation Document
Lap Dancing Update
The proposals that require clubs to obtain a separate licence became law on 12 November
Lap Dancing Clubs
Summary of Proposals in Consultation Document
Evidence is the Name of the Game
A decision in favour of Daniel Thwaites Plc in the High Court on the 6th May 2008 has emphasised the principles laid down by the 2003 Licensing Act



 



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