Justin Holmes

Justin has particular experience of Court of Protection litigation, including contested deputyships, objections to attorneys under Lasting and Enduring Powers of Attorney, orders for lifetime gifts and statutory wills, applications for declarations of capacity, applications for personal welfare orders, and applications for authority to conduct litigation.

Katie Longstaff

She has extensive experience as a trial advocate and in seeking urgent injunctive relief. She regularly appears in the High Court as sole counsel and has appeared successfully as a second junior in the Supreme Court. Her practice covers a broad spectrum of domestic and international commercial disputes, which concern various technical industries and market […]

Shantanu Majumdar KC

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He specialises in commercial dispute resolution in the following fields: Agency Arbitration (including LCIA, ICC, SCC, DIAC, SIAC, HKIAC, AAA/ICDR & ad hoc) Aviation Banking & Finance (including guarantees and indemnities, capital markets and derivatives, syndicated loan agreements, commercial trust structures, credit and security, documentary credits, demand guarantees, repurchase agreements and factoring. Company including: Share […]

Peter Dodge

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He appeared in Dreamvar (UK) Ltd v Mishcon de Reya, the landmark professional negligence authority on the liability of solicitors and conveyancers in cases of property fraud. Having started his career as a fund manager at a leading investment bank, he has extensive recent experience of misselling claims relating to financial products generally and to […]

Lauren Kreamer

Lauren accepts instructions in both English and French, having studied French law at Paris II – Panthéon Assas prior to joining the Bar.  Lauren has previously been named The Lawyer’s ‘Barrister of the Week’ after successfully representing a professional football club in a high-profile dispute.   Described as “fantastic”, Lauren is recognised as a Rising Star for Insolvency in Legal500. The Guide emphasises her commerciality: “She really embeds herself as part […]