Aarushi Sahore

Practice Areas

Aarushi practices across all areas of commercial law, with a particular focus on contractual disputes, civil fraud, financial regulation, privacy, insurance and conflicts of laws. She has extensive experience in complex and high-value commercial litigation (Azima v RAKIA, Al Sadeq v Dechert, Bank St Petersburg v Arkhangelsky, Litasco v Palmali and Phones4U v EE), as well as shorter applications and appeals on points of law (SSWP v AT, Fertre v Vale of White Horse and Uzbekov v Revolut). Aarushi has a substantial unled practice representing clients in claims concerning breach of contract, jurisdiction issues, sale of goods, bailment, fraudulent misrepresentation and unjust enrichment.

Career

Before coming to the Bar, Aarushi was a dual-qualified solicitor in Australia and England & Wales. Aarushi graduated with an LLB (First Class) from the University of Sydney and an LLM (First Class) from the University of Cambridge. At Cambridge, she ranked first in two subjects and was awarded the President’s Prize for significant distinction in law at Queens’ College.

Professional Memberships

Junior Combar Committee;

ALBA Executive Committee;

Grays' Inn Equality and Diversity Committee

Publications

‘Lights, Camera, No Action: The Interface Between Contract Law and Unjust Enrichment’ (2022) 81(3) Cambridge Law Journal 487;

‘ABN Amro Bank NV v Bathurst Regional Council: Credit Rating Agencies and Liability to Investors’ (2015) 37(3) Sydney Law Review 437;

‘An Awkward Situation: The Courts’ Approach to a Judicial Officer Suing for Defamation’ (2015) 20 Media and Arts Law Review 380