Stuart has managed some of the department's most complex and novel commercial cases, in particular those with a financial markets aspect.
We instructed Stuart in a high-value three-party dispute, where he quickly showed his resourcefulness and determination in identifying and instructing a suitable expert witness after all other attempts had drawn a blank. Stuart’s tactical commercial thinking and cool-headed approach in some difficult meetings were invaluable, and he was able to predict accurately the approach the judge would take and the eventual outcome. His availability, responsiveness and good humour made him very easy to work with, and he has an excellent team.
Nayna has extensive experience in commercial real estate matters, including: transfers, bonds, leases and servitudes. She has been involved in the IPP procurement since its inception advising lenders, developers and landowners on both greenfield and brownfield projects.
Nicholas is a multi-jurisdictional lawyer, arbitrator, and adjudicator, with extensive experience in the avoidance and resolution of disputes arising on infrastructure and energy projects. He works across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa and Australasia, including as counsel in international commercial arbitrations.
Nick has over 25 years' experience as a disputes lawyer and advises in multijurisdictional actions in both the English High Court and international arbitral tribunals. He is identified as a leading individual for litigation in the major legal directories.
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