Disputes (International & Cross-Border) - UK
What the team is known for
As well as having a strong presence in the UK with several offices across the country, Eversheds Sutherland has established a significant international pedigree. The law firm has continued to expand globally, making it a valuable option for handling cross-border matters, and the firm's team in London frequently acts as a generator and leader in relation to work done for multinational clients in conjunction with the firm's growing network of overseas offices. It has strong coverage across Europe, the USA and the Middle East and it has also developed a reputation for handling work spanning into Africa, Asia and Latin America, often through alliances with local firms.
The law firm's international office coverage, which includes offices across more than 30 jurisdictions around the world, is a real asset to the disputes team, housing dedicated litigation expertise in each office. Cross-border work is further facilitated by the firm's global litigation technology team, a group spread across the USA, the UK and Asia, designed to streamline various processes such as e-discovery, licensing and general case management. The London office is the largest hub within the global disputes team and is central to much of the firm's international work, with its lawyers adopting a quarterbacking role on the majority of the firm's multi-jurisdictional disputes and investigations. For jurisdictions outside Eversheds' global footprint, the firm draws upon its various alliances with local counsel, particularly within Africa and Latin America.
Strengths
"I have been particularly impressed with the cross-border collaboration within Eversheds. It has been seamless and has allowed us to be very quick in responding to customer issues across multiple countries."
"Eversheds Sutherland has a very extensive network of branded overseas offices."
"Eversheds offers a pragmatic approach and technical knowledge which gives added value when coordinating multi-jurisdictional matters."