Wessen Jazrawi > Hausfeld & Co LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Hausfeld & Co LLP
12 GOUGH SQUARE
LONDON
EC4A 3DW
England

Work Department

Antitrust/Competition Disputes, Environmental & Product Liability, Human Rights

Position

Partner, London

Career

Wessen plays a key role in both our competition and human rights & environmental practice areas. Providing access to justice for individuals and businesses – regardless of the practice area – lies at the cornerstone of her practice.

 Throughout her years in practice, she has worked on some of the most well-known competition cases of recent years, including the MasterCard / Visa interchange fee litigation. In addition, she has worked on ground-breaking cases in the human rights sphere. This includes the fight to end #PeriodPoverty, working alongside Free Periods and the Red Box Project, and the ground breaking petition with the UN CRC on behalf of 16 petitioners 

In addition to her competition work, Wessen is also focused on building claims with regards to the global climate crisis and pushing for safer air in London and the UK.  

Because of the nature of her practice, she represents both people and businesses, on an individual or group basis, and has worked pro bono on several matters.

For more info, please visit ‘Who we are’ on www.hausfeld.com.

Lawyer Rankings

London > Public sector > Civil liberties and human rights

Fielding a team ‘which delivers real ooomph power when it gets to the crunch‘, Hausfeld & Co LLP is a claimant-focused firm which handles cases concerning a plethora of human rights issues, such as the right to food, education and housing; the group has also recently seen an uptick in work related to climate change. Of counsel Ingrid Gubbay leads the offering and is a recognised expert in bringing public and private litigation on behalf of communities affected by large-scale corporate violations. Key contact Wessen Jazrawi recently brought an action on behalf of individuals directly impacted by climate change against the UK government, while Sarah Moore’s practice also confronts human rights issues that intersect with environmental law.