Richard Molesworth > Baker McKenzie > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Baker McKenzie
280 Bishopsgate
London
EC2M 4RB
England
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Work Department

Dispute Resolution

Position

Richard is a Senior Associate in the Baker McKenzie Dispute Resolution Department based in London. He is a member of the firm’s Arbitration Practice Group.

Richard primarily advises on arbitration and commercial litigation, with a particular focus on post-M&A and joint venture disputes.

Memberships

  • Law Society of England & Wales – Member

Education

  • College of Law at Moorgate (Legal Practice Course) (2012)
  • College of Law at Moorgate (Graduate Diploma) (2011)
  • University of Cambridge (BA Philosophy) (2009)

Lawyer Rankings

London > Dispute resolution > International arbitration

Baker McKenzie‘s ‘international arbitration team is highly impressive’. The London team is notably experienced in arbitrations concerning finance, corporate and M&A disputes, as well as energy and construction-related conflicts. The practice also has notable investor-state expertise. Energy sector specialist Andy Moody routinely acts in commercial and investor-state arbitrations and Ed Poulton‘s international arbitration caseload includes investment treaty matters. Steve Abraham specialises in the energy, mining and infrastructure sectors, while Kate Corby is a Middle East expert. Judith Mulholland is the ‘most hard-working person around‘. Also key to the international arbitration group are Richard Molesworth and Anjuli Patel.

London > Real estate > Construction: contentious

The contentious construction team at Baker McKenzie is situated within the firm’s wider dispute resolution law practice, boasting an ‘extremely knowledgeable, experienced and professional’ bench. Chair of the dispute resolution practice Steve Abraham leads the team, with accredited experience in energy and infrastructure-related matters. Accredited construction specialist Kate Corby leads on major international disputes in the mining, manufacturing, and transportation industries, while Richard Molesworth assists with advising subcontractors in ICC arbitrations. Neil Donoghue retired in June 2023.