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Current work includes:
Recently putting together a multi disciplinary team of lawyers from the UK and the US, including a recently retired Court of Appeal judge to pursue a group claim on behalf of abused female gymnasts;
Part of a team of lawyers advising Charlotte Leslie and CMEC in a defamation case brought by Mohamed Amersi. More information on the case can be found on the BBC News website.
Working on public law challenges for three ancillary claimants in claims arising out of a joint venture to manage and grow a pool of assets within the energy sector in the Commercial Court and in the ECSC Court of Appeal;
Working with the ILP, along with an international network of lawyers, to hold economic actors to account for their actions, including deflecting and neutralising the effects of SLAPP action for international clients based in England and Pakistan among other locations;
Advising debenture holders on disputes with the All England Lawn Tennis Club arising out of the cancellation of the 134th Championships;
Working on a matter in which a Swiss bank was seeking to enforce payment under Settlement Agreement. Opposed by paying party on basis of alleged material non-disclosure;
Two defamation claims against ANL in which significant damages and costs were recovered;
Advising a Trinidadian State Corporation as Respondent to an appeal in the Privy Council;
BVI – claim against Nevis trustee co for breach of trust.
Landmark's barristers often work at the intersection of our core practice areas; bringing a wide range of skills, knowledge and experience to bear on a particular dispute or issue facing a client.
Our focus is always on achieving the best possible outcome for our client. By viewing the client's objectives in a holistic way - and not purely through the lens of one rigidly-defined legal area - we deliver the best possible advice and representation in complex matters that engage multiple specialist areas of law.
Whether it's providing support as an individual cross-practice barrister or a cross-disciplinary team of Landmark counsel, we are able to draw on an outstanding array of complementary skillsets and knowledge bases. This often achieves a better result than instructing multiple barristers from different specialist sets. This also improves the quality of client care through increased levels of communication, quicker response times, and a coordinated approach to clerking and fees, made possible by our team-based cross-practice approach.
Please contact our practice management team for more information.
