
Graham Huntley
Graham is a founding partner of Signature Litigation, and a senior specialist commercial and banking litigator. With his time at Signature and previously as a partner in a major international law firm, Graham has over 40 years’ experience in commercial litigation, with an emphasis on civil fraud. Graham has consistently been identified as one of the UK’s highest ranked commercial and banking litigators, and has been involved in some of the most significant cases in his field. Graham works on disputes involving banks, fund managers and life assurers including in relation to M&A, shareholder and joint venture disputes as well as regulatory disputes and a range of economic tort claims. Graham has extensive experience of warranty claims and professional indemnity work for a range of corporate and financial institutions as well as for professionals. He also has long-term experience of group actions, in particular the financial services field. Graham's experience of ADR includes three of the UK’s most significant mediations involving financial institutions. Graham is a past Trustee and President of the London Solicitors Litigation Association and has served as a member of several judicial and professional working parties. He has rights of audience in the Higher Courts in England and Wales. Graham has developed a long-standing commitment to pro-bono work and has held several directorships in the not-for-profit sector. · Signature Litigation LLP
About
Founding partner of Signature Litigation with over 40 years' experience in commercial litigation, with particular emphasis on civil fraud. Advises on disputes for banks, fund managers and life assurers including M&A-related, shareholder and joint venture, regulatory and economic tort claims, warranty and professional indemnity matters, group actions and significant mediations; has rights of audience in the Higher Courts of England and Wales.
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Admissions
- Qualified as a solicitor (1986, England and Wales)
- Rights of audience in the Higher Courts of England and Wales