Helen Prandy

Litigation and procurement disputes lawyer with experience in all aspects of contentious work before courts and tribunals as well as international arbitration. Specialising in particular in contentious procurement work Helen has advised on a number of high profile cases and took the first case to the High Court on the nature of the automatic suspension under the Public Contracts (Amendments) Regulations 2009. Helen advises both contracting authorities within the firm’s key sectors of health and education and those bidding for public contracts. Helen also advises a variety of commercial clients on matters ranging from warranty claims to breach of confidence; on-line gaming and breach of contract and has been involved in a number of cases with an international element. Helen also blogs and speaks on a variety of contentious procurement subjects. · Mills & Reeve LLP

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Helen Prandy is a litigation and procurement disputes lawyer at Mills & Reeve LLP, specialising in contentious public procurement and commercial disputes, including international arbitration. She has advised contracting authorities and bidders in the health and education sectors, brought the first High Court case on the automatic suspension under the Public Contracts (Amendments) Regulations 2009, and blogs and speaks on contentious procurement topics.

Practice areas

LitigationCommercial LitigationPublic ProcurementInternational Arbitration

Office

England

Mills & Reeve LLP · Litigation and procurement disputes lawyer with experience in all aspects of contentious work before courts and tribunals as well as international arbitration. Specialising in particular in contentious procurement work Helen has advised on a number of high profile cases and took the first case to the High Court on the nature of the automatic suspension under the Public Contracts (Amendments) Regulations 2009. Helen advises both contracting authorities within the firm’s key sectors of health and education and those bidding for public contracts. Helen also advises a variety of commercial clients on matters ranging from warranty claims to breach of confidence; on-line gaming and breach of contract and has been involved in a number of cases with an international element. Helen also blogs and speaks on a variety of contentious procurement subjects.

England

Expertise

HealthEducationPublic sector procurementOnline gaming disputesWarranty claimsBreach of confidenceCross-border / international disputes

Education

Somerville College, Oxford (1987 BA)
MA (Oxon)
Guildford College of Law

Admissions

Solicitor (England)