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Katherine’s practice covers a wide range of commercial disputes, both in litigation and arbitration, with a particular focus on civil fraud, professional negligence, banking and finance, and shipping. Since commencing practice, she has been instructed in several large-scale cases, the majority of which have had an international element, including Libyan Navigator Co Ltd v Libya Insurance Company, ID v LU [2021] EWHC 1851 (Comm) and E D & F Man Capital Markets Limited v Come Harvest Holdings Limited & Ors (which is listed for a five week trial in 2021).
Katherine also recently undertook an eight month secondment at RPC within their civil fraud and regulatory practice areas.
Alongside her commercial practice, Katherine is also developing a practice in art litigation.
Education
2020: BPTC, City University, Outstanding
2019: BCL, Merton College, Oxford (studied conflict of laws, restitution, commercial remedies and corporate insolvency)
2018: BA Law (Jurisprudence), Merton College, Oxford, First Class
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