Financial Litigation
Our clients come to us with all manner of disputes and we provide expert and practical guidance. We are well placed to guide them through the maze of financial legislation and regulations to identify the best strategy for success.
How we help
- Fraud, asset tracing and recovery
- Financial mis-selling claims
- Breach of statutory duty under the Payment Services Regulations
- Breach of trust and constructive trust claims
- Secured and unsecured debt recovery and insolvency
- Trustee disputes over financial products
- Professional negligence claims in disputes with financial services providers
- Contractual Disputes with a financial services provider.
Our approach is to work closely with our clients to first understand the nature of the dispute, their appetite for risk and then identify the best approach.
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