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Reed Smith LLP

Banking Litigation

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Reed Smith LLP

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Banking Litigation - UK-wide

Band 3

What the Team is Known For
Reed Smith demonstrates strength in banking disputes, regularly acting for a range of major financial institutions in litigation concerning complex financial products. It has experience defending claims of financial mis-selling and market manipulation, as well as complex matters involving fraud and insolvency. It is an international firm with the ability to coordinate its advice to clients facing multi-jurisdictional matters.
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Strengths

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  • The team is dedicated, approachable and enjoyable to work with.

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  • Reed Smith offers market depth coverage and the capacity to work across borders and product lines.

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  • They bring a thorough approach to legal issues and strategy.

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  • They provide incisive analysis and an ability to provide efficient and effective input.

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  • Reed Smith's team demonstrates a high level of expertise and professionalism, particularly evident in their handling of complex international disputes.

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Notable Practitioners

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  • Oliver Rawkins
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    Oliver Rawkins

    Oliver Rawkins is noted for his work acting for banks and corporate clients in financial litigation. His clients include UK-based and international investment and retail banks, and he acts for them on matters relating to structured products, derivatives and general banking issues.

    • Oliver has strong judgement and attention to detail.

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