Sue is an experienced and well-respected litigator whose expertise is recognised in the leading directories. Her practice is  broad, encompassing finance litigation, sanctions, civil fraud and corporate and commercial disputes. Clients value her responsiveness and her commitment to finding solutions to complex problems. She leads the firm's sanctions practice and co-heads the firm's "technically strong" finance litigation team.

Dan advises on high-stakes commercial disputes and investigations, particularly in the areas of investment and finance, complex commercial litigation, contentious restructurings and insolvencies, and bribery and corruption. Dan develops comprehensive dispute strategies early in line with clients’ business objectives, and achieving those objectives through litigation or alternative dispute resolution.

Tina Kyriakides is a leading practitioner specialising in company, insolvency, commercial, fraud and banking and has been recommended in the major directories as a leading junior for company law, insolvency law and commercial litigation for many years. She has acted for a wide range of both professional and lay clients, including multinationals, and is often instructed in complex cases. She sits as a Deputy Insolvency and Companies Court Judge. She is also on the editorial board of R3’s Recovery magazine, is a contributor to Gore-Browne on Companies, a pre-eminent book on company law, and is a consulting editor of Corporate Recovery & Insolvency.

Emily’s practice encompasses all aspects of commercial and property law. She acts largely in business and commercial property disputes, in particular in areas where her specialisms overlap such as secured lending and commercial fraud. She is an experienced trial advocate, both as sole counsel and as a junior to leading counsel, and has appeared in multi week trials in both the Commercial Court and the Chancery Division.

Charlotte represents clients in complex High Court litigation relating to a wide range of industry sectors nationally and internationally.

She specialises in high value commercial litigation, with a focus on investment banking litigation, capital markets, investment and fund management disputes and civil fraud.  Charlotte regularly acts adverse to the major investment banks, representing hedge funds, asset managers, liquidators, institutional investors, banks and HNWs.

Charlotte has particular experience dealing with disputes relating to investment and joint venture disputes, mis-selling of financial instruments, facility default and enforcement proceedings, negligent misrepresentation, fraud and conspiracy claims, freezing injunctions and asset tracing, disputes relating to the close-out of derivative products, and claims to unwind complex derivative instruments.