Commercial disputes
Maitland Chambers is a leading set in the field of Commercial Disputes, and our members are renowned for their expertise in all aspects of commercial disputes including legal advice, court litigation, arbitration and ADR both on and off-shore.
Our members have extensive experience in the full spectrum of commercial claims and related fields within the commercial chancery sphere, such as civil fraud, company and insolvency, banking and financial services and trusts such that, whatever its nature and size, Maitland has the has the depth and range of expertise to handle all aspects of the dispute. Our members, at all levels of seniority, regularly litigate claims in court and arbitration; excellence in advocacy is one of the hallmarks of Maitland.
Members of Chambers have appeared in, including in teams of members, many of the largest, most complex and high-profile commercial cases of recent years such as, Tugushev v Orlov, Rusal v Crispian Investments, State Bank of India v Mallya, Tatneft v Bogolyubov, Ivey v Genting Casinos and Libyan Investment Authority v Societe Generale.
Maitland's expertise in Commercial Disputes is reflected in its leading rankings in the directories including Chambers UK and Legal 500, along with top rankings in numerous related categories including Civil Fraud, Company, Offshore and Restructuring/Insolvency.
Members of Chambers regularly act on cases with an international element, including cases with a jurisdictional dispute, and many members have substantial experience advising and appearing in overseas jurisdictions including throughout the Caribbean, Hong Kong, Singapore and in International Courts across the Middle East and in Eastern Europe.
For further information regarding specific areas of our expertise in the field of Commercial Disputes, please see below.
Expertise
Civil Fraud
Banking and financial services
Commercial contract disputes
Joint venture and partnership disputes
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