Commercial Litigation

Members of Brick Court Chambers undertake a great number and variety of contractual business-to-business disputes. Many of these do not fall into any of the specific categories identified elsewhere in this website. By way of just a few examples, we frequently encounter claims relating to breach of warranty, distribution agreements, joint ventures and intellectual property. In addition, some members of Chambers are regularly involved in disputes relating to insolvency, unfair prejudice and other aspects of company law. Members of Chambers often appear on issues relating to privilege and conflict of interest, as well as all aspects of procedure and court practice relating to commercial disputes.

Recent examples include:

  • HIH Casualty and General Insurance Limited v FAI General Insurance Company Limited (House Of Lords)
  • Leofelis v Lonsdale Sports Ltd (Court of Appeal)
  • Olafsson v Professor Hannes Holmsteinn Gissurarson (Court of Appeal)
  • BSKYB v Virgin Media (Court of Appeal)

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What the Directories say ...

"At Brick Court, instructing solicitors know they are dealing with "a chambers with no shortage of talent or work." Said to be "consistently impressive," the set is "a first choice for truly heavyweight cases," thanks to the "exceptional range of expertise and skill" on offer both at silk and junior level." (Chambers & Partners 2012)

"Members of chambers are a constant feature in the Commercial Court's most important cases, and are appreciated by instructing solicitors for their "mixture of outstanding intellect and commercial awareness." (Chambers & Partners 2011)

"Solicitors and clients admire the "constant accessibility and top quality" of the impressive barristers at this set, which is regularly involved in a good number of the most high-profile cases." (Chambers & Partners 2008)

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