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28/06/2016
Adrian Bell, Phillip Ashley and Danielle-Drummond Brassington have been flagged as part of a new generation of litigators making their mark, in today’s issue of Legal Week.
They feature among some of the leading up-and-comers across the UK top 50 and top international firms in the City. Among the key cases highlighted was Adrian’s role advising a Turkish energy company in relation to a $350m international arbitration in the Middle East under the local laws; Phillip’s advice on one of the UK's highest profile High Court Oil & Gas disputes, between subsidiaries of ConocoPhillips and Centrica relating to the purported termination of transportation and processing services for a $700m development by ConocoPhillips; and Danielle’s advice to Royal Mail in relation to its redevelopment at Nine Elms.
Chris Bradshaw and Louise Boswell have also been listed as associates to watch.
To read the full feature, please click here.
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