Damian Crosse
Partner
Commercial litigation
We take an innovative approach to helping clients proactively manage dispute risks. When litigation does arise, we provide confidence, certainty and creativity in reaching resolution.
Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team of the Year at the British Legal Awards 2022, we are recognised by The Lawyer as 'litigation heavyweights', 'regularly securing some of the biggest mandates to reach the English Courts’.
We have experts (most highly ranked in the legal directories) across all major areas of commercial dispute resolution, including: breach of warranty claims, shareholder and JV disputes, earn-out disputes, minority shareholders actions, commercial contract disputes, securities litigation and negligence claims.
We advise and act on high value and complex domestic and cross-border litigation and arbitration, and all forms of alternative dispute resolution. In England alone our teams have appeared before all commercial divisions of the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
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