Edward has significant experience advising on complex construction, engineering and infrastructure disputes. He specialises in international arbitration, with extensive understanding of arbitrations subject to ICC, LCIA and SIAC institutional rules; as well as on an ad hoc basis.
Edward Shaw is an exceptional litigator – he is always hands on with the dispute, works seamlessly with his team and is always thinking two steps ahead in terms of the litigation and also the client’s commercial needs
Madison is a corporate lawyer with experience handling cross border and domestic public and private M&A. Her experience also includes private equity and equity capital markets.
Michael is a civil litigator who specialises in financial services claims and onshore and offshore commercial fraud, including, but not limited to, crisis management and freezing injunctions.
Mark advises clients on patent disputes across a range of sectors including ICT, infrastructure and advanced manufacturing. Mark has successfully represented clients before the UK Courts at all levels and in arbitration as well as in various IP related mediations.
Mark has a wealth of experience advising businesses involved in major infrastructure projects worldwide. He has been recognised as a leading infrastructure lawyer by independent legal guides and is a specialist in managing and solving complex disputes. Mark’s experience spans power generation and energy, transportation, water and waste, telecommunications, industrial and social infrastructure.
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