Sarah McAtominey > Goodwin > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Goodwin
Sancroft, 10-15 Newgate Street
London
EC1A 7AZ
England
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Position

Partner

Career

Sarah is an experienced commercial litigation lawyer, advising clients on all aspects of dispute resolution, internal investigations, and contentious situations. Sarah McAtominey is a partner in Goodwin’s Complex Litigation & Dispute Resolution practice, where she focuses on resolving complex disputes for financial institutions and other corporations.

Sarah has particular expertise in crisis management, regularly advising on urgent and injunctive relief, and has experience securing freezing injunctions, search and seizure orders and pre-publication injunctions.

Sarah is recognized as a Next Generation Partner in Legal 500 and an Up and Coming Partner in Chambers and Partners. Clients say “Sarah is fantastic and undoubtedly a star in the making.” “She is very good technically and a real thinker about a case – she is also very practical and quick, with a can-do attitude.” Sarah was also awarded the inaugural Rising Star Award at the 2019 Legal Week Commercial Litigation & Arbitration Awards. Sarah has completed secondments to a global investment bank and a commodities trading house.

Education

LPC, 2009, The College of Law, London Moorgate

GDL, 2008, Northumbria University

Politics, 2006, University of Edinburgh

Lawyer Rankings

London > Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: premium

(Next Generation Partners)

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Working as part of Goodwin’s global network, the London litigation team is regularly called upon by international clients. Practice head Oliver Glynn-Jones boasts an active cross-border disputes practice, handling multijurisdictional proceedings. Sarah McAtominey is experienced in investment and post-transactional disputes, with particular expertise in the technology, financial services and private equity sectors. Rebecca Wardle excels in fraud cases, while Alasdair McAlpine focuses on shareholder disputes.