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Watson Farley & Williams LLP
15 APPOLD STREET
LONDON
EC2A 2HB
England
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Work Department

SENIOR ASSOCIATE IN THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION GROUP

Position

Jemma focuses on commercial litigation and international arbitration, acting on cases before the High Court and various arbitration forums.

Jemma has advised on many contractual and other commercial disputes. In particular, these have related to the natural resources, maritime and finance sectors.

She has worked with a variety of clients, including financial institutions, administrators and liquidators of insolvent companies, ship-owning companies and high-net-worth individuals.

Jemma is recognised as a ‘Rising Star’ in Legal 500 UK 2021.

Lawyer Rankings

London > Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: mid-market

(Leading associates)

Jemma DhillonWatson Farley & Williams LLP

With ‘an excellent mix of backgrounds, experience and expertise‘, Watson Farley & Williams LLP‘s 44-strong dispute resolution practice has a significant market reputation for sizeable commercial and corporate litigation in the transport, construction, energy, infrastructure, real estate, and maritime sectors. It has particularly notable experience in disputes concerning offshore wind, solar, biomass and battery storage facilities. The firm also houses specialists in cross-border disputes, where the London dispute resolution team can access the expertise of colleagues in Europe and Asia, as well as the US and Middle East. London dispute resolution group head Rob Fidoe focuses on energy sector disputes, while Charles Buss specialises in maritime litigation, along with commercial and banking disputes. Rebecca Williamskeeps an eye on all angles of cases to ensure that work is done to the highest standard’. The department further includes Jemma Dhillon, who acts across the maritime, natural resources, real estate, aviation and finance sectors in major disputes; Mark McAllister-Jones, who focuses on construction, energy, oil and gas, and corporate and joint venture conflicts; and maritime litigator Kelsey Tollady. As of May 2024, Andrew Ward maintains a non-fee-earning role at the firm.