Katie Hancock
Legal Director
Katie has a broad range of experience on commercial dispute resolution, including in defending group proceedings. Katie also advises on internal investigations and reputation management.
Katie's experience
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Advised a private investment company, in a dispute concerning an alleged breach of a sale and purchase agreement for an asset management business.
- United Kingdom
- Financial Services
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Acting for the manufacturer of glass furnace and combustion technology where a customer has alleged various breaches of contract in relation to the design and installation of a glass furnace and associated equipment and threatened to commence arbitration. This is a multi-jurisdictional claim as the governing law of the contract is German, the seat of the arbitration is Austria, our client is UK-based and the customer is based in Poland.
- Cross-border
- Technology, Science & Industry
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