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Supreme Court win for Latham, Slaughters and A&O Shearman in major banking class action

18/12/25

The Lawyer, 18/12/25

For the appellants, Barclays, Citibank, JP Morgan, Natwest, HSBC, UBS AG, and MUFG: Monckton’s Daniel Beard KC, Brick Court’s Sarah Ford KC and Blackstone’s Natasha Simonsen, instructed by Baker McKenzie partner Francesca Richmond and Latham & Watkins partners Andrea Monks and Martin Davies for Barclays, A&O Shearman partner Arnondo Chakrabarti for Citibank, Slaughter and May partners Ewan Brown, Camilla Sanger and Olga Ladrowska for JP Morgan, Macfarlanes partner Matt McCahearty and Simon Day for NatWest, Norton Rose Fulbright partner Helen Fairhead for HSBC, Gibson Dunn partner Doug Watson for UBS AG, Herbert Smith Freehills partner Stephen Wisking for MUFG.

For the respondent, Phillip Evans: Brick Court’s Victoria Wakefield KC, David Bailey, Sophie Bird and Joshua Pemberton, instructed by Hausfeld partners Anthony Maton and David Lawne, senior associates Rachael Baillie and Jeremy Collins and associates Nanret Senok, Pierre Welch, Dexter Stevens and Lisa Mildt.

https://www.thelawyer.com/supreme-court-win-for-latham-slaughters-and-ao-shearman-in-major-banking-class-action/?cmpid=dnews_39799111