Commercial Litigation lawyers
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Harriet Gibson
Associate
Orrick
Harry Fehily
Managing Partner
Holmes O’Malley Sexton LLP
Harry Giacometti
Shareholder Commercial Litigation Practice Group Lead
Flaster Greenberg PC
Harry Karampelis
Partner
Lambadarios Law Firm
Harshitha Setpal
Junior Associate
A&CO Law Office
Harvey Stringfellow
Partner
gunnercooke LLP
Hazal Seckin
Associate
Cavus & Coskunsu Law Firm
Hector Torres
Antitrust Litigation; Banking and Capital Markets Litigation; Commercial Litigation; Complex Financial Products Litigation; Employment Practices and Litigation; Environmental Litigation; International Disputes and Cross Border Litigation; Mass Tort, Toxic Tort and Product Liability Litigation; Plaintiffs' Litigation; Securities Litigation
Kasowitz LLP
Hector West
Hector is a partner in the Hall & Wilcox Commercial Dispute Resolution team and is the office partner in charge of the Hall & Wilcox office in Perth. He has specialised in commercial dispute resolution, insolvency and bankruptcy for more than 20 years. He has extensive experience in commercial dispute resolution matters and his clients include large corporates, high net worth individuals, financial institutions, accounting firms and government bodies. More specifically, his experience includes acting in disputes in relation to the Australian Consumer Law, financial services law, corporations, partnership law, equity, collection of overdue Federal tax debts and regulatory investigations. He is also experienced in insolvency and bankruptcy matters, including acting and advising insolvency practitioners, directors, financial institutions in various claims and actions arising under security agreements, the Corporations Act or Bankruptcy Act.
Hall & Wilcox
Hedva Cohen Haramaty
Hedva Cohen-Haramaty is a partner at Firon Law Firm, focusing on commercial litigation. Hedva has over 15 years of extensive experience in representing clients before all court instances, including the Supreme Court, as well as in arbitration and mediation proceedings. She handles disputes pertaining to all legal disciplines, and over the years has successfully handled complex commercial and administrative claims of great significance, both legal and commercial. She also handles criminal suits in the field of business licenses. Hedva is uniquely specialized in claims relating to financial law, capital markets, real estate and labor law. She has accrued dozens of appearances before the financial department of the District Court, and daily engages in litigation pertaining to securities, finance and banking law, as well as in capital reductions and company revivals. Her clientele includes some of the largest and most prominent companies in Israel, among them hotel chains, construction companies, financial institutions, trade and distribution companies and more. Hedva interned at the Supreme Court, under the Honorable Judge Eliyahu Matza, as well as at the law firm of S. Horowitz & Co. On top of her work at the Firm, Hedva has lectured at a number of universities in Israel on commercial law and was a member of the editorial board of the “Studies in Law” law journal.
Firon Law Firm
Heidi Roskelley
Associate
Platt Richmond
Heidi Sandy
Managing Associate
Ogier
Heiko Haller
Heiko Haller has represented clients in more than 40 international arbitration cases involving disputes that arise during major infrastructure, construction and IT outsourcing projects. He is particularly experienced in disputes involving large energy projects, such as the construction of nuclear power plants and offshore wind farms. Heiko co-chairs Baker McKenzie's German Dispute Resolution Group. He also advises pharmaceutical companies in contractual disputes and serves as an arbitrator in M&A-related disputes under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce and German Institute of Arbitration. Heiko's experience working on a variety of cases and solid grasp of engineering concepts have given him a deep understanding of the entire energy chain, from production of raw materials and power generation to energy transmission and storage. This industry knowledge enables him to get up to speed on the technical and commercial aspects of cases quickly, develop winning legal strategies for clients and help them minimize losses or maximize profits. To help clients make more informed decisions about whether to invest in a dispute and to ensure they get the best return on their investment, Heiko and his team put each case through a risk analysis to calculate the probability that they will prevail on their claims. Heiko also uses this assessment to determine which aspects of the case to focus on and where to invest in expert opinions to achieve the greatest outcome.
Baker McKenzie
Helen Amison
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helen Armstrong
Helen is an experienced litigator specialising in resolution of complex technology and commercial disputes. She has advised and acted for clients on a wide range of disputes in the High Court, with a particular focus on outsourcing and public sector technology disputes. Helen has a wealth of experience handling complex, multi-party and multi-jurisdictional disputes both in and out of court. Helen’s practice focuses on technology and outsourcing disputes across a range of both public and private sectors, from government digitalisation projects to national internet infrastructure disputes and investment trading platform disputes. Helen recognises the unique difficulties that these sorts of disputes give rise to and the importance of working closely with clients at an early stage to strengthen their position during on-going commercial relationships and avoid litigation wherever possible. She is, however, experienced in strategically commencing and defending proceedings in all of the key divisions of the High Court in London - including the Technology & Construction, Commercial and Chancery Courts. Helen also acts for clients in respect of breach of confidential information, including obtaining emergency injunctive relief where necessary.
RPC
Helen Close
Partner
Davitt Jones Bould
Helen Cummings
Consultant Solicitor
Jurit LLP
Helen Goodman
Partner - Litigation and Investigations
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Helen Macfarlane
Helen is a partner in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution team. She has strong expertise in construction litigation, professional indemnity insurance and property disputes including rent review arbitrations. In the construction field, Helen also has front-end expertise in contract drafting and advice. Helen was admitted as a barrister in London in 1987 completing pupillage at Fountain Court Chambers in 1988 before moving to New York where she worked as a litigation attorney for 15 years with a leading US and international law firm Shearman and Sterling, specialising in commercial litigation and international arbitration. Helen was admitted to the bar of the State of New York in 1989 and to practice before the federal courts of the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and the Second Circuit (federal appellate court). Helen joined Hesketh Henry in 2007 as a Senior Associate and in 2017 was appointed partner.
Hesketh Henry
Helen Otty
Helen is a Partner in our litigation team. An experienced commercial litigator, she advises on commercial and company disputes including shareholder and partnership disputes, procurement law and breach of warranty claims. Helen acts for private companies, public sector organisations and individuals, regularly advising clients in the education, food and drink and retail sectors. She has specialist expertise in media law including defamation claims, intellectual property disputes and reputation management. Helen also advises on claims pursuant to the Equality Act, professional negligence claims, company restorations, judicial review and directors’ disqualifications.
Brabners LLP
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
Helen Rowland
Senior Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
Helen Young
Senior Associate Solicitor | Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team Helen is a dispute resolution specialist with expertise in debt recovery. She advises clients on how to recover money as quickly and cost-effectively as possible, guiding them through all aspects of SA Law’s fixed-fee Debt Recovery Scheme and offering specialist advice on contested and complex debt situations. Helen also has a keen interest in education law, and currently acts for independent schools as part of her general practice. Having grown up in a family of teachers, she understands the demands on school places and regularly advises parents on school admissions appeals, exclusions, complaints of discrimination and SEN.
SA Law LLP
Helena Davies
Helena is a Partner, the head of our retail team and a specialist property litigator. Having practised for over two decades in the specialist field of property litigation, Helena advises on the full range of real estate disputes including adverse possession and boundary disputes, title issues such as restrictive covenants and easement interference, nuisance claims and rights of light. She’s also a leading practitioner in Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 cases and acts regularly on disputes arising from commercial leases including forfeitures, break options, tenant insolvencies and dilapidations.
Brabners LLP