At Legal Week’s Commercial Litigation Forum, held last month in London and chaired by HHJ Simon Brown QC, Andrew Shaw and Sean Upson of Stewarts Law chaired a session discussing some of the current issues in banking litigation. As the session was attended by banking in-house counsel and litigators who act for and against banks, there was robust debate as delegates discussed issues including conflicts of interest and why claims against banks are so notoriously difficult to succeed with.
October 12, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Stewarts Law’s Andrew Shaw and Sean Upton report from Legal Week’s Commercial Litigation Forum on the increase in banking litigation in recent years, outlining the pitfalls for those looking to succeed against the banks
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