ENGLAND & WALES Law and Practice Contributed by: James Herring, Nathalie Allen and David Wigg, Addleshaw Goddard
Addleshaw Goddard is a full-service international law firm with more than 2,000 lawyers, including over 450 partners, spread across offices in Aberdeen, Abu Dhabi, Berlin, Doha, Dubai, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Glasgow, Hamburg, Leeds, London, Lux - embourg, Madrid, Manchester, Munich, Muscat, Paris, Riyadh, Singapore and Warsaw, and with a formal office alliance in Tokyo. The firm also works with its dynamic local firm network, Global Connect. The firm’s award-winning disputes group has a track record of advising FTSE 100, FTSE 350 and other
UK and international corporate clients, government and public bodies, key financial institutions and high- profile individuals. The disputes team comprises 360 lawyers in offices around the world, supplemented by a large bank of flexible resource provided by pa - ralegals and consultant lawyers. Its practice spans all forms of commercial civil disputes and corporate crime matters. The firm advises in relation to domes - tic, international and cross-border litigation, as well as arbitration, ADR, regulatory investigations, and risk management.
Authors
James Herring is a partner in Addleshaw Goddard’s finance disputes team and advises financial institutions on a wide range of contentious matters. His expertise includes mis-sold claims (in relation to
Nathalie Allen is a partner in Addleshaw Goddard’s international arbitration group and advises on international commercial arbitration, investment treaty arbitration and the enforcement of arbitral awards, as
financial products), claims relating to lending and security issues, letters of credit, derivatives and structured products, as well as professional negligence claims. James acts for clients in the fintech sector and in the payments industry. He also has extensive heavyweight commercial litigation experience, including in the appeal courts.
well as resisting the enforcement of arbitral awards and ancillary proceedings to arbitration. She acts for private companies from a number of industries, including telecoms, oil and gas, and engineering; she also acts for states and state-owned entities. Nathalie has worked on more than 75 arbitrations seated all over the world, with numerous governing laws and under all the main arbitral institutions.
David Wigg is a legal director in Addleshaw Goddard’s finance disputes team and has extensive experience in claimant and defendant litigation and advisory work for a range of financial institution clients, as
well as broad commercial litigation experience. He has completed three secondments to two banks, in their litigation and investigations teams.
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