Quillon Law: One Year On
October 7, 2022
We were delighted yesterday to celebrate our first anniversary, marking the launch of Quillon Law on 6 October 2021.
The team has seen significant growth over the past 12 months, while receiving a number of high-profile instructions across our commercial, civil fraud and banking disputes platform from a strong, global referral network.
Our strategy as a firm remains to achieve measured growth whilst being recognised as the destination commercial disputes practice of choice, as demonstrated by the appointment yesterday of Nicola McKinney, an expert litigator with nearly 20 years’ experience across complex commercial and cross-jurisdictional disputes, as a partner. We will continue to attract like-minded practitioners and build our partnership, covering all our key practice areas, supported by a considered and strategic approach to development, purpose, responsibility and inclusion across the firm as it continues to grow.
Partner Michael Barnett said: “The firm was born out of a desire to bring our collective expertise and experience to the disputes market. Our aim is to bring the best of City quality, free from the client conflicts that can arise with larger, full-service firms. Combining our many years in the field, we aim to continue making our mark in handling the most complex commercial and financial disputes and fraud-related work.”
Quillon Law ranked in The Legal 500 UK Guide 2027
Quillon Law has been recognised across four practice areas in The Legal 500 UK Guide 2027, reflecting the continued growth of the firm’s disputes practice.
Partners Mark Hastings, Ian Hargreaves and Neil Dooley recognised in Lexology Index: Asset Recovery
Partners Mark Hastings, Ian Hargreaves and Neil Dooley recognised in Lexology Index: Asset Recovery
Partner Mark Hastings comments on director disqualification in Investment Week and Law360
Partner Mark Hastings comments on the news that financier Lex Greensill has accepted a nine-year disqualification undertaking with the Insolvency Service, following the collapse of lending firm Greensill Capital.