Philip Hannay

Philip Hannay

Greater Glasgow Area
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● Top-performing multiple award-winning UK corporate lawyer and IP litigator (reg…

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    Cloch Solicitors

    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Scotland

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Stirling

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Aberdeen, United Kingdom

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Glasgow, United Kingdom

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    Edinburgh & Glasgow

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    Greater New York City Area

Education

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    Distinction

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    Philip completed and was awarded Master of Laws with Distinction by the law school at King's College, Aberdeen, while contemporaneously working full-time as a corporate lawyer, holding senior board positions and latterly managing the start-up of his own law practice. His electives included: intellectual property; oil & gas; business & regulation; and corporate governance. Philip was awarded distinctions for each of his LLM essays, including his oil & gas essay on the exploitation of…

    Philip completed and was awarded Master of Laws with Distinction by the law school at King's College, Aberdeen, while contemporaneously working full-time as a corporate lawyer, holding senior board positions and latterly managing the start-up of his own law practice. His electives included: intellectual property; oil & gas; business & regulation; and corporate governance. Philip was awarded distinctions for each of his LLM essays, including his oil & gas essay on the exploitation of transboundary resources, his business regulation essay on non-decision, and his essay regarding the potential failure of the UK Government's corporate governance 'system' model. Philip was awarded further distinction for his dissertation which took a critical stance on aspects of the UK Government's model articles for private limited companies (introduced by the Companies Act 2006).

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    Philip completed the international Mountbatten Institute internship during 2000/2001 (now 2/3 of a MBA programme run in conjunction with St Mary's University (London)), which involved at least one full year working and studying in New York City. Philip's employer for the year was Wall Street investment bank Goldman Sachs; where his work focused on principally human capital aspects of the firm. Philip's modular studies (predominately American social, political and economic history), his…

    Philip completed the international Mountbatten Institute internship during 2000/2001 (now 2/3 of a MBA programme run in conjunction with St Mary's University (London)), which involved at least one full year working and studying in New York City. Philip's employer for the year was Wall Street investment bank Goldman Sachs; where his work focused on principally human capital aspects of the firm. Philip's modular studies (predominately American social, political and economic history), his entrepreneurial business plan and his innovative work improvement project were all moderated by University of Cambridge. Philip was awarded the Certificate in International Business Practice in September 2001. Philip featured as the Mountbatten 'Alum of the Month' in June 2011, after nearly a decade of international business practice with UK, North American and European SMEs. and featured as the Mountbatten 'Entrepreneurial Alumni' in January 2017 after running his own law practice for five years.

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    A post-graduate Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (previously the 'Diploma in Legal Practice') is essential for entry to both the solicitors' and advocates' branches of the Scottish legal profession and is regulated by the Law Society of Scotland. The Diploma is a vocational course which cultivates the ethical rules, practical knowledge and personal skills required of Scottish lawyers while introducing the candidate to the practices, values and attitudes of the legal profession. It is a…

    A post-graduate Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (previously the 'Diploma in Legal Practice') is essential for entry to both the solicitors' and advocates' branches of the Scottish legal profession and is regulated by the Law Society of Scotland. The Diploma is a vocational course which cultivates the ethical rules, practical knowledge and personal skills required of Scottish lawyers while introducing the candidate to the practices, values and attitudes of the legal profession. It is a sharp shift in focus from undergraduate academia, with its intricate theoretical concepts to intensive skills-based learning and professional training. Philip was awarded the post-graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from King's College, University of Aberdeen, in 2000 with merit (tax). Elective subjects included the Formation and Management of Companies (a predecessor of the modern “corporate” and “company law” variants).

  • American Bar Accredited

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    Philip was one of only two students selected by (the late) Professor David Carey-Miller (Emeritus Professor of Property Law in the University of Aberdeen) to represent the United Kingdom in the American Bar Accredited Baltimore/Maryland US/UK international comparative law summer programme in 1999. The 13th annual summer programme in comparative law, which was held principally at the University of Aberdeen (UK) and followed by research at the two US universities of Baltimore and Maryland, took…

    Philip was one of only two students selected by (the late) Professor David Carey-Miller (Emeritus Professor of Property Law in the University of Aberdeen) to represent the United Kingdom in the American Bar Accredited Baltimore/Maryland US/UK international comparative law summer programme in 1999. The 13th annual summer programme in comparative law, which was held principally at the University of Aberdeen (UK) and followed by research at the two US universities of Baltimore and Maryland, took place from June to August. Philip's legal electives included comparative criminal justice and comparative juvenile justice and carried a total of six American Bar credits. The courses consisted of six weeks intensive study, each equalling the work of an honours course in the UK. The tutors included Harvard alumni and practising lawyers from New York and Washington DC area. External speakers included (the late) Lord Rodger of Earlsferry.

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    Philip read Law with Options in Accountancy at King's College, Aberdeen. Standard legal subjects included: civil law, constitutional institutions, criminal law, legal system, management accountancy, civil liberties, contract law, delict, financial accountancy, commercial law, EC institutions, jurisprudence, property trusts succession, commercial organisations, family law, substantive EC law, accountancy case studies and project work, conveyancing, evidence, revenue law, comparative law. Philip…

    Philip read Law with Options in Accountancy at King's College, Aberdeen. Standard legal subjects included: civil law, constitutional institutions, criminal law, legal system, management accountancy, civil liberties, contract law, delict, financial accountancy, commercial law, EC institutions, jurisprudence, property trusts succession, commercial organisations, family law, substantive EC law, accountancy case studies and project work, conveyancing, evidence, revenue law, comparative law. Philip also undertook additional studies in computing, practical mooting, forensic medicine, philosophy, formal logic, hebrew, greek and mentoring.

Honors & Awards

  • Intellectual Property Lawyer of the Year

    The Law Awards of Scotland

  • Intellectual Property Lawyer of the Year

    The Law Awards of Scotland

Organizations

  • Centre for Commercial Law, University of Aberdeen

    Associate Member

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    Launched in 2018, the Centre for Commercial Law (CCL) at University of Aberdeen is a dynamic hub for scholars, practitioners, professionals, and policymakers with interests in Corporate and Commercial Law, International Trade Law, Intellectual Property and Technology Law, and Dispute Resolution. The CCL also maintains strong connections with the School of Law’s active postgraduate research community.

    Philip was invited to join the CCL to celebrate and strengthen his existing…

    Launched in 2018, the Centre for Commercial Law (CCL) at University of Aberdeen is a dynamic hub for scholars, practitioners, professionals, and policymakers with interests in Corporate and Commercial Law, International Trade Law, Intellectual Property and Technology Law, and Dispute Resolution. The CCL also maintains strong connections with the School of Law’s active postgraduate research community.

    Philip was invited to join the CCL to celebrate and strengthen his existing collaboration within the University of Aberdeen’s School of Law. Associate Membership of the CCL is offered only by invitation to a select group each year. It is for an initial period of three years. The CCL’s Associate Membership establishes an international network, to forge further collaboration opportunities in teaching and research, and to promote knowledge exchange.

  • The Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow

    Member

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    The Royal Faculty of Procurators is a body which was incorporated prior to 1668 and continues to serve the needs of the legal profession in Glasgow and West Central Scotland.

  • The Stair Society

    Member

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    The Stair Society was founded in 1934 to encourage the study and advance the knowledge of the history of Scots Law by the publication of original documents and by the reprinting and editing of works of sufficient rarity or importance.

  • Starter For 6

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    Philip is a Cultural Enterprise Office (CEO) 'Starter For 6' judge (Scotland's premier start-up and investment programme for creative industry entrepreneurs) and has sat on around two dozen judging panels in Glasgow and Edinburgh, overseeing the commitment of in excess of £1M of funds.

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