محامون متخصصون في Commercial Litigation

James Libson

James is the Managing Partner of Mishcon de Reya. He is a litigator who acts mainly for individuals and families in global commercial disputes, and employment and reputation matters. He has been involved in a number of the highest profile cases of the last 20 years, including acting for Deborah Lipstadt in her defence of the claim brought against her by the holocaust denier, David Irving (which case was made into a film, Denial); for Gina Miller in both her recent Supreme Court challenges relating to Article 50 and, in 2019, prorogation; for the Jewish Labour Movement in its referral of the Labour Party to the EHRC; and for several other politicians of all hues over the last 15 years or so. He received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Law in 2018. James was appointed Managing Partner in 2020, with responsibility for the overall operational management of the law firm. James has sat as a trustee and chaired several charities, particularly in the refugee space and currently chairs Prism, the Gift Fund, a charity that seeks to increase the flow of funds to the philanthropic sector.

Mishcon de Reya LLP

James Little

Alternative Dispute Resolution Construction and Infrastructure Law Commercial and Business Litigation Domestic and International Arbitration Public Policy Surety

Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP

James MacInnis KC

Partner

Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson

James McCullough

Litigation Of Counsel and Head of Government Contracts. Mr. McCullough is litigation of counsel and head of the Government Contracts Practice and member of the Aerospace & Defense Practice. His experience spans a broad range of industries and government agencies, with a focus on aerospace and defense companies. Mr. McCullough’s practice includes pre-award litigation and counseling on contract formation issues, post-award disputes and litigation, and the representation of government contractors in various civil proceedings, including Procurement Integrity and Freedom of Information Act disputes, and enforcement matters involving mandatory disclosure and suspension and debarment. He has been lead counsel in numerous bid protests before the US Government Accountability Office, the United States Court of Federal Claims, and other federal courts. Mr. McCullough also has extensive litigation experience involving claims and terminations at various Boards of Contract Appeals and the Court of Federal Claims. In addition, he has frequently participated in the resolution of government contract disputes through the use of alternative dispute resolution techniques, including mediation and arbitration, and has frequently participated as government contracts counsel in mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments, and joint venture transactions involving aerospace and defense companies.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

James Morrin

Partner

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP

James Oldnall

Managing Partner

Milberg London

James P. McLoughlin Jr.

Moore & Van Allen, PLLC

James Pheasant

Partner

gunnercooke LLP

James R. Asperger

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

James R. Swanson

Jim Swanson is a partner in the firm’s Litigation Section. He represents state and local governments, corporations, and individuals in cases involving municipal finance, derivatives, CDOs, Ponzi schemes, corporate tax, coastal land loss, environmental damage, industrial and environmental accidents, and a range of other subject areas. Jim’s efforts are recorded in over 100 reported decisions.

Fishman Haygood LLP

James Renard

Norton Rose Fulbright

James Rollins

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

James Rosenthal

Wilkinson Stekloff

James Schuelke

Partner

Hogan Thompson Schuelke LLP

James Sheedy

James is a Partner and joined Collas Crill in January 2024. James is an English barrister and Jersey Advocate and has a busy practice with a particular focus on contentious and non-contentious trust work. James advises, undertakes drafting work, and acts for beneficiaries, trustees and other power-holders in relation to: Breach of trust claims, asset tracing/recovery and claims for secondary liability against accessories. Issues concerning trust administration, the appointment and removal of trustees and the exercise of powers. Applications to court for directions, the variation and rectification of trusts and the disclosure of information to beneficiaries and third parties. Jurisdiction disputes and the enforcement of foreign judgments against trustees and beneficiaries. Issues concerning trustees’ rights of indemnity, fees and legal cost. James also advises in relation to a broad range of contentious commercial and company law disputes.

Collas Crill

James Stephenson

Partner • Litigation National

Weightmans LLP

James Taylor

James is an employed barrister working across the firm’s core practice areas, with a particular focus on commercial litigation, commercial and civil fraud, insolvency and company disputes. He acts variously as sole counsel, junior counsel and in an associate capacity on CANDEY matters (both London and BVI). His recent work includes: Acting for the defendant trustee, appointed as representative of the beneficiaries, in a claim seeking revocation of seven BVI trusts on grounds of mistake (junior counsel to David Harby, also of CANDEY). Acting for the petitioners in trial of a s994 unfair prejudice petition concerning the contrived insolvency of a recruitment business (sole counsel in High Court, Business List (ChD)). Drafting Reply and Defence to Counterclaim in debt claim arising out of failure by co-supplier to make onward payments pursuant to a services agreement and cooperation agreement (with Tony Beswetherick KC). Advising on the effect of a settlement agreement between lender and co-guarantor under an English law-governed facility agreement, and on the effect of the rule in Gibbs on foreign proceedings. Advising the UK subsidiary of a leading Indian real estate company in relation to threatened proceedings by its former LLP partner. Advising on whether the right to terminate was effectively excluded by the terms of a share purchase agreement, and on the contractual enforceability of a deed that had not been validly executed (sole counsel). Obtaining relief from sanctions (debarring witness statements) in proceedings arising out of an investment agreement made between shareholders in a farming company (sole counsel in the High Court, Circuit Commercial Court (KBD)). Obtaining a Norwich Pharmacal order against a leading high street bank in relation to a phishing fraud targeting an Italian clothing manufacturer (sole counsel in the High Court, ChD). Drafting claim notices in respect of alleged breaches of insured warranties in a share purchase agreement, and in the same matter drafting LCIA Request for Arbitration seeking c. £5 million. Advising an SME in relation to authorised push payment (APP) banking fraud. Drafting pre-action correspondence and advised in relation to prospective claims against two investment banks in respect of their early redemption of equity-linked securities. Before commencing pupillage, James was the Judicial Assistant to David Richards LJ in the Court of Appeal; and subsequently a Research Assistant in the Commercial and Common Law team at the Law Commission of England and Wales. During his legal studies James was a Lord Denning Scholar of Lincoln’s Inn and won the Lincoln’s Inn Student Law Journal Prize. Before converting to law James graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge with a First in history. James was called to the Bar of England and Wales at Lincoln’s Inn in October 2021 and the Bar of the British Virgin Islands in November 2024.

CANDEY

James Teagle

Bevan Brittan LLP

James Tumbridge

James is an intellectual property litigation lawyer with a specialism in data protection, and has litigated all IP rights, before the courts of several countries. He is also a qualified arbitrator and mediator, listed with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office, CIArb, Clerksroom and a number of other ADR providers. James spent two years chairing the International Trade Mark Association’s ADR committee and for ten years he held appointment as a Chairman of Police Tribunals, a junior judicial role. He has experience with IP crime cases and has trained several police forces on data protection matters. James’ practice covers all types of intellectual property disputes, and ancillary issues in commercial litigation, employment, and insolvency affecting intellectual property rights. His work also extends to compliance in regard to data protection for advertising and promotions, as well as issues with data capture for those dealing in virtual currency and customer data. James advised the UK Government on the Data Protection Act 2018 and the Online Safety Act 2024. He also has a sub-specialism in election law. James advises clients in the UK and internationally. He has appeared as an advocate in courts in the USA, Canada and the Falkland Islands, as well as working on disputes in Gibraltar, the Isle of Man, Germany, France, Austria and Spain.

Keystone Law

James Watkins

James is a solicitor practising in the Media Litigation and Commercial Litigation teams. He has worked on a variety of reputation management issues relating to defamation, misuse of private information, data protection, blackmail and harassment on behalf of business figures, politicians, “influencers”, private individuals and companies. Much of James’ work involves complaints relating to social media platforms whether that be complaints to the platform itself or action against other platform users. His media experience includes acting in pre-publication and post-publication matters in respect of local, national and international publications, broadcasts and press inquiries, often working alongside the client’s PR advisers.

Carter-Ruck

James Wetwiska

Trial lawyer focusing on high stakes litigation in federal and state courts and before arbitration panels. He routinely represents companies in the energy; waste and recycling; transportation and logistics; and heavy equipment industries. He also advises health care entities in a variety of litigation matters, including antitrust and complex commercial matters. He has litigated in matters involving business torts, venture agreements, breach of contract, breach of sale agreements, intellectual property disputes and antitrust. He is similarly experienced in intellectual property litigation within the chemical, oil and oil service industries. To learn more about Jim, please visit his full profile: https://www.akingump.com/en/lawyers-advisors/james-r-wetwiska.

Akin

Jamie Levitt

Jamie A. Levitt | Commercial + Securities Litigation | Morrison Foerster Jamie Levitt is a trial lawyer who serves as managing partner of the New York office and co-chair of the firm’s Securities Litigation group. She is also the former head of the New York Litigation Department and a former co-chair of both the firm’s Complex Litigation and Trial groups. She has represented public companies and their officers and directors in securities fraud actions, shareholder derivative suits, as well as U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulatory investigations. She also has experience conducting and defending corporate internal investigations and advising board committees and individuals with respect to investigations. Jamie is ranked in Band 1 by Chambers USA in the New York: Commercial Litigation category, where clients noted that “she’s a force of nature, really thoughtful and a real leader” and “she is a phenomenal trial lawyer, she masters complex subjects quickly and can jump into court and handle them wonderfully.” She is also routinely recognized for her work in complex securities litigations by leading rankings publications including The Legal 500 US, where she is recommended in the Securities Litigation: Defense category. Jamie is also regularly recognized for being a leader both within the firm and in the legal industry more broadly. As a testament to Jamie’s impact as Managing Partner of the firm’s New York office, she received Corporate Counsel’s 2022 Managing Partner of the Year Award and was also recognized in the Financial Times Innovative Lawyers Report for Innovative Leadership that same year. Notably, Jamie also accepted The American Lawyer’s 2023 Corporate Purpose Award, which honors an organization that has defined and executed on an initiative or overall mission that supports the well-being and welfare of its members or other stakeholders. Jamie has also been repeatedly honored for her commitment to pro bono work and advancing women in law. Among her many commendations, Jamie has been honored by: Appleseed at their 2024 Pillars of Justice Event to celebrate her commitment to reproductive rights advocacy and public service; New York Lawyers for the Public Interest at their 2024 Annual Law & Society Awards Luncheon for playing in integral role in advancing efforts to achieve justice for all New Yorkers; New York State Bar Association at their 2023 Annual Meeting of the Women in Law Section for her dedication to advancing the professional development of women attorneys through their Kay Crawford Murray Award; and Crain’s New York Business, who named Jamie to their Notable Women in Law list in 2019, which recognizes leading female attorneys in New York who are furthering justice. Jamie serves on numerous boards and committees of public interest groups, including having served on the Board of the Federal Bar Council and as past chair of its Public Service Committee; Chair of the Board of The Cooper Union; executive vice president and past chair of the Board of Advocates for Children of New York, Inc.; past chair of the Board of New York Lawyers for the Public Interest; member of the Board of Counselors for Equal Justice Works; member of the Board of VisionSpring; past member of the Board of the Center for Reproductive Rights; and the Legal Advisory Board for Sanctuary for Families. Jamie also sat on Morrison Foerster’s Board of Directors and its Governance Committee; was a former chair of Morrison Foerster’s Pro Bono Committee; and currently serves as chair of The Morrison Foerster Foundation. Jamie received her B.A. magna cum laude in 1988 from the University of Pennsylvania and her J.D. in 1992 from Columbia University School of Law, where she was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and an Articles Editor of the Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems. From 1993 to 1994, she served as a law clerk to the Honorable Nathaniel M. Gorton, U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts.

Morrison Foerster

Jamie McConnell

Partner, Commerical Disputes & IP

Greenwoods

Jamie Wheatley

Insolvency and commercial litigation especially affecting technology, manufacturing and food based businesses.

Mills & Reeve LLP