Sanctions
Dispute Resolution and Sanctions
Since the UK expanded its sanctions against Russia in February 2022, sanctions-related disputes have surged before the High Court of England and Wales and the Court of Appeal of England and Wales. Financial institutions and commercial parties face complex challenges balancing regulatory compliance with contractual obligations. We provide strategic, sanctions-focused litigation expertise to protect your position in this rapidly evolving landscape.
Discuss Your Matter →Financial And Trade Sanctions
At Eldwick Law, our expert sanctions solicitors in London provide strategic legal advice to help clients navigate the complexities of UK, EU, US, and UN sanctions.
Discuss Your Matter →Russia Sanctions
Eldwick Law advises individuals, companies and international businesses affected by UK Russia sanctions, including OFSI licences, frozen assets, blocked payments and ownership or control issues.
Discuss Your Matter →Sanctions Compliance
We carry out an analysis and provide an opinion on a single transaction, such as a proposed commercial contract, divestment, or purchase involving sanctioned territories or sectors.
Discuss Your Matter →Sanctions De-Listing
We advise designated individuals and entities on challenging UK and EU sanctions, including delisting applications under the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018 and judicial review proceedings before the Administrative Court. Our experience includes coordination with EU and US counsel on parallel delisting and licensing issues, ensuring a strategic and well-grounded approach to sanctions challenges.
Discuss Your Matter →Sanctions Exemptions and Licences
We advise companies, financial institutions, professional services firms and high-net-worth individuals navigating the UK’s rapidly evolving sanctions regime. Ranked in Chambers for Dispute Resolution – Specialist Firms, our team provides clear, commercially focused advice on licensing, exemptions and compliance under the UK’s post-Brexit sanctions framework.
Discuss Your Matter →Trade and Export Control
As sanctions regimes continue to evolve, compliance with export control obligations is now a critical consideration for a wide range of businesses, not just traditional exporters.
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