Commercial Dispute Resolution
London (Bar)
14 years ranked
Provided by One Essex Court
Camilla's practice covers the broad spectrum of company and commercial law arising both domestically and internationally in litigation and arbitration. She has particular expertise in civil fraud, banking and finance and issues concerning jurisdiction and conflict of laws. Camilla is consistently ranked as a Leading Silk in the legal directories for Banking and Finance, Commercial Dispute Resolution and Civil Fraud, and is described as “a stand-out commercial silk”, “incredibly bright and loved by the courts” and “superb”. In 2025 she was shortlisted by Chambers UK for Commercial Dispute Resolution Silk of the Year.
Called 1996; Inner Temple (Princess Royal Scholar). Silk 2013; Bencher Inner Temple, 2015. Also called to the Bars of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and Bermuda and is registered with DIFC on the Register of Practitioners (Part II) in Dubai.
Former contributor to Gore-Browne on Companies.
Recent and current instructions include:
• PIFSS v Al Rajaan & Ors - Representing a Swiss bank (EFG Bank S.A) in proceedings brought by the Kuwaiti Public Institution for Social Security to recover sums alleged to have been misappropriated by its former director general. The twelve month trial of the action commenced in March 2025.
• Frasers Group Plc v Morgan Stanley & Co International Plc (2024) - For Morgan Stanley. The Commercial Court proceedings brought by the British retailer group (formerly Sports Direct) centred on economic torts said to arise out of a $900 million odd margin call in respect of options in Hugo Boss AG.
• LLC Eurochem North-West-2 -v- Société Générale & ING Bank [2023] EWHC 2720 (Comm) - Representing ING in EU sanctions-related proceedings brought by Eurochem for payment pursuant to performance bonds issued in connection with a project for the design and construction of a fertiliser plant in Russia.
• Dolphin Capital Partners Ltd v DCI Advisors Ltd [2024] EWHC 678 (Comm) - For the Claimant, Dolphin Capital Partners Limited, in a dispute concerning the termination of an investment management agreement.
• In the Matter of iKang Healthcare Group, Inc (Grand Court, 21 June 2023) - For the Petitioner, seeking a fair value appraisal pursuant to section 238 of the Companies Law (2013 Revision) in the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands against the backdrop of a going private transaction in 2018. Judgment on interest handed down 11 September 2024.
Notable past cases include: Cavendish Square Holding BV & Anr v. Talal El Makdessi [2015] UKSC 67 (penalty clauses); Al Khorafi & Ors v Bank Safra Sarasin-Alpen (ME) Ltd & Anr [2018] DIFC CA 010 (Henderson abuse); Donohue v. Armco Inc & Ors [2002] 1 Lloyds Rep 425 (antisuit injunctions to enforce exclusive jurisdiction agreements).
Balliol College, Oxford (Reynolds Scholar).
Provided by Chambers
Camilla Bingham KC is particularly experienced in representing large banks in a variety of litigation proceedings. She has significant experience of enforcement and conspiracy matters. She also has noted expertise in multi-jurisdictional cases.
Camilla Bingham KC's practice spans company and commercial law. She is experienced in handling complex cross-border fraud claims, often arising in the banking and finance arena.
Provided by Chambers
I don't have enough praise to heap on her. Incredibly pragmatic and adored by clients, she's ridiculously clever.
She is a no-nonsense and very effective modern litigator.
Frankly a delight to work with; she is client-friendly, realistic, commercial, genial, humble and just a fantastic advocate.
Camilla Bingham KC is a really strong advocate who is very intelligent. The quality of her submissions sets her apart from other barristers.
Camilla is super smart in court. She reads the room well and charms the judges.
Camilla is absolutely fantastic. I don't have enough praise to heap on her. She is incredibly pragmatic, clients adore her and she is ridiculously clever.
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