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Claire Haverfield

Claire is an experienced partner and helps businesses and individuals deal with and find effective resolutions to a wide range of disputes. Her clients are both businesses and individuals who come to her for advice regarding commercial disputes, professional negligence claims, intellectual property, and disputes arising out of wills, inheritance and trusts. Businesses of all sizes come to Claire for advice concerning contract disputes, warranty claims and IT disputes. She also advises clients on claims against solicitors or other professionals who have been negligent. Claire has acted on behalf of clients in relation to intellectual property disputes concerning copyright, patents, trademarks, passing off, and breach of confidence. She also advises private clients who have disputes arising out of wills, intestacy and trusts. In particular, Claire advises clients on claims against executors/trustees, will validity disputes and claims under the inheritance (provision for family and dependents) act 1975. Claire provides businesses and individuals with plain speaking advice on the options available to them, advises them on the best way forward, and supports them throughout the process. · Moore Barlow

EnglandLitigation, Professional Negligence

About

Claire Haverfield is an experienced partner at Moore Barlow who advises businesses and individuals on a wide range of disputes, including commercial disputes, professional negligence claims, intellectual property, and disputes arising from wills, inheritance and trusts. She provides pragmatic, plain-speaking advice on options and supports clients through the dispute resolution process.

Practice areas

LitigationProfessional NegligenceIntellectual PropertyTrusts & EstatesCommercial ContractsTechnology / IT

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Expertise

Commercial contract disputes and warranty claimsIT and technology-related disputesClaims against solicitors and other professionals (professional negligence)Intellectual property disputes (copyright, patents, trademarks, passing off, breach of confidence)Contested wills, will validity and claims against executors/trusteesClaims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975