TLT‘s commercial dispute resolution practice has continued to expand its presence in the Midlands market following the establishment of its Birmingham office in 2023. The team advises on a broad range of complex commercial disputes, including contractual and shareholder disputes, restrictive covenant matters, financial services litigation, procurement challenges and cross-border litigation. Clients also benefit from the team’s experience acting across sectors including financial services, retail, energy and technology. Practice head Mark Elder is noted for advising clients on high-value and multi-jurisdictional disputes, while Roger Potgieter remains a go-to adviser to banks, leasing companies and motor and asset finance lenders on a range of issues.
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- Louise Wager and Amy Hardy are very diligent and provide punctual and sound advice. Above all else, they are a pleasure to work with and genuinely kind and personable.
- Client care, professionalism, and friendliness.
- The team was great to work with, efficient in their responses, and had good knowledge of the topics.
Key clients
- BCNO Limited
- CAF6 Luxembourg SARL
- Euro Sterling Facilities SARL
Work highlights
Acting for BCNO, a provider of graduate and postgraduate osteopathic education, in Part 8 proceedings under the Companies Act 2006.
Representing CAF6 as the fifth defendant in multiparty double derivative proceedings in England and Wales arising from a UK property development.
Acting for ESF as the sixth defendant in derivative proceedings brought in England and Wales in connection with a UK property development.
Lawyers
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Practice head
Mark Elder
Other key lawyers
Roger Potgieter