Eldwick Law
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We are a leading London disputes boutique law firm, recognised for our focus on complex, cross-border litigation and international arbitration. Our international practice has grown entirely through our own success, giving us the independence to act where our clients need us most.
Our multi-lingual team reflects the global scope of our work. We advise on commercial litigation, fraud and asset recovery, regulatory investigations, and the enforcement of judgments and arbitral awards across multiple jurisdictions and industries.
We act for multinational corporations, financial institutions, state entities, investors, and high-net-worth individuals, guiding them through high-value, complex disputes and compliance risks. Clients also rely on us to conduct internal investigations and to advise on sanctions, trade, and financial regulations in high-risk markets.
We go wherever our clients' disputes take us. A hallmark of our practice is the ability to pair sector knowledge with regional depth. That is why we remain broad within our specialism, with experience across technology, media and telecommunications, energy and construction, financial services, shipping, and real estate. We also protect the interests of private clients and professional services firms in high-stakes matters. Our international reach is reflected in long-running work in Central Asia and Eastern Europe, alongside active mandates in China and the Middle East.
Dispute resolution is rarely linear. As an independent firm, free from the conflicts of larger full-service practices, we bring focus, flexibility, and stability to the most challenging disputes. We measure ourselves by outcomes, not promises.
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A Contractual Party Does Not Have to Accept Non-Contractual Performance In Force Majeure Event
The case concerned a freight contract (the contract) between MUR Shipping BV and RTI Ltd. RTI agreed to ship, and MUR agreed to carry, consignments of bauxite from Guinea to Ukraine.
How To Bring An Anti-Suit Injunction
This article provides a helpful toolkit and FAQs on bringing an ASI. If you require further information, please get in touch with us so we can help.
Tax Evasion Or Tax Fraud Accusations
Tax evasion and tax fraud include tax and VAT fraud, missing trader fraud, also called ‘missing trader intra-community’ fraud and others.
Your Toolkit For Defending A Civil Fraud Claim
What is civil fraud and how to handle claims. Making allegations of fraud without evidence may result in the allegations being struck out
Arbitration Solicitors and Agreements
Arbitration is a powerful alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method that is often used to settle international commercial disputes. Given the complexities of arbitration proceedings and enforcement, having an experienced Arbitration Solicitor advise you is imperative.
Freezing Orders: A Complete Guide
This comprehensive guide to Freezing Orders is designed to help you understand what they are, their effect, and what you can do to have a Freezing Order lifted.
Drafting Arbitration Agreements In Light Of International Sanctions
Drafting a robust Arbitration Agreement is crucial for international businesses and the cornerstone of arbitration proceedings.
What Are A Director's Duties If Their Company Is Insolvent
This article explains everything you need to know about complying with directors' duties when your company is insolvent.
Corporate Governance And UK Directors’ Duties
Corporate Governance And Directors' Duties. How complying with directors’ duties fits into good corporate governance.
Directors' & Officers' Insurance - UK
Directors' and Officers' Insurance can provide directors with peace of mind that should they be sued for negligence or breach of fiduciary duty
Eldwick Law in Astana: The AIFC Court and International Arbitration Centre
Eldwick's strategic visit to Astana, Kazakhstan, enhances its regional presence through key meetings and engagements at the AIFC.
The duties of company directors under UK law and his responsibilities in the Companies Act 2006, Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and the Insolvency Act.
Court Grants Anti-Suit Injunction To Stop Sanctioned Entities Bringing Russian Proceedings
Due to the ASI and AASI being granted, the defendants will have no choice but to terminate any Russian proceedings under Article 248 of the APC. Failing to do so means that they risk contempt of court in England and Wales.
Sanctions Increase The Complexity and Costs of LCIA Arbitrations
The new measures include a new Schedule of Costs at introthduces a new fee range between £250 and £650 per hour for the Arbitral Tribunal.
Using Injunctions in Support of Arbitration Proceedings
Injunction applications are a useful for interim protection in arbitrations when a respondent is dissipating its assets making enforcement of an award futile.
UK Sanctions And Access To Justice
High Court UK sanctions in PJSC National Bank Trust v. Mints. How sanctions affect litigation, financial obligations, and post-Brexit sanctions.
New Kazakhstan's Asset Recovery Law
Kazakhstan's new asset recovery law aimed at mitigating corruption and addressing economic disparities. Legal implications and procedures for entities and individuals, both inside and outside Kazakhstan.
Effective Termination of Agreements: Topalsson v Rolls Royce [2023]
Learn how Rolls Royce effectively terminated an agreement with Topalsson in the Topalsson v Rolls Royce case. Explore key takeaways for drafting contracts and responding to termination notices.
What to do in a dawn raid | Business Crime
Preparing for a dawn raid in advance can help ensure none of your employees panic and you can exert some control over the situation.
Reciprocity Between English & UAE Courts: Recent Developments in Foreign Judgment Enforcement
Find out the recent developments in the reciprocal enforcement of court judgments between English & UAE courts. Criteria and challenges in enforcing UK UAE foreign judgments
New 2023 UK Regulations On Sanctions Against Russia
The 2023 Sanctions Amendment in the context of Russia's financial responsibility for the Ukraine invasion. Learn about the sanctions and legislative changes in the UK's sanction regime.
Court Of Appeal Confirms Principle That Reflective Loss Cannot Be Recovered
Burnford and ors v Automobile Association Developments Limited [2022] EWCA Civ 1943
Disclosure Of Cryptocurrency Assets In Divorce Financial Settlement Proceedings
Cryptocurrency is considered an asset in family law proceedings and therefore must be disclosed. The Courts have power to seek disclosure.
Financial services and markets bill: How the UK might become a new Hub for crypto
Financial Services and Markets Act: UK government is set on transforming Britain into ‘a global hub’ for crypto.
What To Do If You Are Accused Of Fraud?
If you are accused of fraud and are being investigated by the police or a regulatory body such as the SFO, NCA, HMRC, or FCA, it is essential that you contact an experienced Business Crime Solicitor immediately.
Crypto Fraud: High Court Provides Legal Solutions
This crypto fraud case, shows the need to provide legal remedies in crypto fraud, including in situations where the identity of the fraudsters are impossible to discover.
How can you safeguard your rights as a minority shareholder?
Rights as a minority shareholder and how the law does offer protection for an aggrieved minority with four main remedial avenues.
Freezing Orders: Russian Oligarch Gets A Second Chance
People planning to contest account freezing orders (AFOs) will welcome the recent High Court decision in National Crime Agency v Westminster Magistrates Court, 2022 EWHC 2631 Admin
Crypto has the potential to be the fundamental catalyst in changing capitalism, and in the right hands (human and AI) the capacity to further democratise society.
What Should I Do if my Assets are Frozen?
In this article, we explain what a freezing order/injunction is and what you can do to have the order lifted.
A Contractual Party Does Not Have to Accept Non-Contractual Performance In Force Majeure Event
The case concerned a freight contract (the contract) between MUR Shipping BV and RTI Ltd. RTI agreed to ship, and MUR agreed to carry, consignments of bauxite from Guinea to Ukraine.
How To Bring An Anti-Suit Injunction
This article provides a helpful toolkit and FAQs on bringing an ASI. If you require further information, please get in touch with us so we can help.
Tax Evasion Or Tax Fraud Accusations
Tax evasion and tax fraud include tax and VAT fraud, missing trader fraud, also called ‘missing trader intra-community’ fraud and others.
Your Toolkit For Defending A Civil Fraud Claim
What is civil fraud and how to handle claims. Making allegations of fraud without evidence may result in the allegations being struck out
Arbitration Solicitors and Agreements
Arbitration is a powerful alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method that is often used to settle international commercial disputes. Given the complexities of arbitration proceedings and enforcement, having an experienced Arbitration Solicitor advise you is imperative.
Freezing Orders: A Complete Guide
This comprehensive guide to Freezing Orders is designed to help you understand what they are, their effect, and what you can do to have a Freezing Order lifted.
Drafting Arbitration Agreements In Light Of International Sanctions
Drafting a robust Arbitration Agreement is crucial for international businesses and the cornerstone of arbitration proceedings.
What Are A Director's Duties If Their Company Is Insolvent
This article explains everything you need to know about complying with directors' duties when your company is insolvent.
Corporate Governance And UK Directors’ Duties
Corporate Governance And Directors' Duties. How complying with directors’ duties fits into good corporate governance.
Directors' & Officers' Insurance - UK
Directors' and Officers' Insurance can provide directors with peace of mind that should they be sued for negligence or breach of fiduciary duty
Eldwick Law in Astana: The AIFC Court and International Arbitration Centre
Eldwick's strategic visit to Astana, Kazakhstan, enhances its regional presence through key meetings and engagements at the AIFC.
The duties of company directors under UK law and his responsibilities in the Companies Act 2006, Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and the Insolvency Act.
Court Grants Anti-Suit Injunction To Stop Sanctioned Entities Bringing Russian Proceedings
Due to the ASI and AASI being granted, the defendants will have no choice but to terminate any Russian proceedings under Article 248 of the APC. Failing to do so means that they risk contempt of court in England and Wales.
Sanctions Increase The Complexity and Costs of LCIA Arbitrations
The new measures include a new Schedule of Costs at introthduces a new fee range between £250 and £650 per hour for the Arbitral Tribunal.
Using Injunctions in Support of Arbitration Proceedings
Injunction applications are a useful for interim protection in arbitrations when a respondent is dissipating its assets making enforcement of an award futile.
UK Sanctions And Access To Justice
High Court UK sanctions in PJSC National Bank Trust v. Mints. How sanctions affect litigation, financial obligations, and post-Brexit sanctions.
New Kazakhstan's Asset Recovery Law
Kazakhstan's new asset recovery law aimed at mitigating corruption and addressing economic disparities. Legal implications and procedures for entities and individuals, both inside and outside Kazakhstan.
Effective Termination of Agreements: Topalsson v Rolls Royce [2023]
Learn how Rolls Royce effectively terminated an agreement with Topalsson in the Topalsson v Rolls Royce case. Explore key takeaways for drafting contracts and responding to termination notices.
What to do in a dawn raid | Business Crime
Preparing for a dawn raid in advance can help ensure none of your employees panic and you can exert some control over the situation.
Reciprocity Between English & UAE Courts: Recent Developments in Foreign Judgment Enforcement
Find out the recent developments in the reciprocal enforcement of court judgments between English & UAE courts. Criteria and challenges in enforcing UK UAE foreign judgments
New 2023 UK Regulations On Sanctions Against Russia
The 2023 Sanctions Amendment in the context of Russia's financial responsibility for the Ukraine invasion. Learn about the sanctions and legislative changes in the UK's sanction regime.
Court Of Appeal Confirms Principle That Reflective Loss Cannot Be Recovered
Burnford and ors v Automobile Association Developments Limited [2022] EWCA Civ 1943
Disclosure Of Cryptocurrency Assets In Divorce Financial Settlement Proceedings
Cryptocurrency is considered an asset in family law proceedings and therefore must be disclosed. The Courts have power to seek disclosure.
Financial services and markets bill: How the UK might become a new Hub for crypto
Financial Services and Markets Act: UK government is set on transforming Britain into ‘a global hub’ for crypto.
What To Do If You Are Accused Of Fraud?
If you are accused of fraud and are being investigated by the police or a regulatory body such as the SFO, NCA, HMRC, or FCA, it is essential that you contact an experienced Business Crime Solicitor immediately.
Crypto Fraud: High Court Provides Legal Solutions
This crypto fraud case, shows the need to provide legal remedies in crypto fraud, including in situations where the identity of the fraudsters are impossible to discover.
How can you safeguard your rights as a minority shareholder?
Rights as a minority shareholder and how the law does offer protection for an aggrieved minority with four main remedial avenues.
Freezing Orders: Russian Oligarch Gets A Second Chance
People planning to contest account freezing orders (AFOs) will welcome the recent High Court decision in National Crime Agency v Westminster Magistrates Court, 2022 EWHC 2631 Admin
Crypto has the potential to be the fundamental catalyst in changing capitalism, and in the right hands (human and AI) the capacity to further democratise society.
What Should I Do if my Assets are Frozen?
In this article, we explain what a freezing order/injunction is and what you can do to have the order lifted.