Eldwick Law’s primary practice is in commercial litigation, where our dynamic and client-focussed approach stands out. We regularly act in high value and complex disputes before the High Court of London, where our opponents are mainly represented by global law firms.
We are a truly independent boutique law firm, and our business is built on the results we achieve for our clients. Unlike other boutique law firms, we have not split off and essentially acted as an outsourced department of a larger law firm.
As an independent boutique law firm, we are conflict free and can onboard you very quickly. We will often provide an initial opinion on the ideal strategic approach to protect your interests.
Examples of recent matters, with a focus on trials heard before the High Court of London, include:
- Successful in obtaining judgment following a trial in the High Court of London in claims of forgery relating to a dispute over a high value London property
- Obtained judgment following a 7 day trial in the High Court in a partnership dispute, arising out of investments in West End London properties
- Successfully defended interim and springboard injunction, and then defended claims for breach of contract following a 7 day trial in the High Court
- Acted for a UK export finance company, with Kazakh subsidiaries with valuable mining licences covering Central Kazakhstan, and obtained summary judgment before the High Court
- Acting for the top management of one of Kazakhstan’s largest banks in breach of trust claims
- Acting for a Kazakh oil and gas drilling company in misfeasance and derivative claims against a formerly listed FTSE 100 oil and gas exploration company
- Acting for a high net worth in breach of trust and fraudulent misrepresentation claims before the Kings Bench Division of the High Court. Obtained summary judgment.
- Acting for a group of franchisees in fraudulent misrepresentation claims against the franchisor of over 100 gyms in the UK, Middle East and Central Europe. Pierced the corporate veil and obtained judgment against the former CEO of the franchise