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Mo Bhaskaran

Partner and Co-Head of Commercial Litigation Mo co-heads the commercial litigation department. Mo specialises in large scale fraud and corruption investigations and recovery action (including working with enforcement authorities in the UK and overseas), as well as high-value commercial disputes relating to a range of commercial matters including fraud, IT and PFI projects, product recall and corporate claims arising from acquisitions. He acts on emergency injunctions (search and freezing injunctions). His clients span sectors as diverse as government, manufacturing, financial services, technology, energy and health. Cases in which Mo has advised include defending a major public sector body from claims exceeding £100m in relation to the cancellation of a large PFI project. He also acted on a number of internal investigations into fraud and corruption including historic corruption/fraud by a senior director within a FTSE 250 listed group, defending an HMRC investigation arising as a result and pursuing claims against the director responsible, as well as a significant $1bn multi-jurisdictional investigation into systemic corruption by a foreign public official. · Stewarts Law LLP

EnglandCommercial Litigation, Fraud & Corruption

About

Partner and Co-Head of Commercial Litigation at Stewarts Law LLP, specialising in large-scale fraud and corruption investigations, asset recovery and high-value commercial disputes. Acts on emergency injunctions (search and freezing injunctions) and has handled matters relating to PFI and IT projects, product recall, corporate post-acquisition claims and multi-jurisdictional investigations for clients across public and private sectors.

Practice areas

Commercial LitigationFraud & CorruptionAsset RecoveryInvestigationsInjunctions & Emergency Relief

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Expertise

GovernmentManufacturingFinancial ServicesTechnologyEnergyHealthPFI and infrastructure-related disputesMulti-jurisdictional investigationsProduct recall disputesCorporate claims arising from acquisitions