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Provided by Matthew Sheridan
Matthew’s practice is heavily focused on business competition disputes in the High Court, particularly in the context of unlawful team-moves. He is frequently instructed to seek or resist interim injunctions and to act in cases involving springboard relief, misuse of confidential information and breach of post-termination covenants/garden leave provisions. Recent cases include Credico Marketing Ltd v Lambert (CA) (2022) and Guy Carpenter v Howden and others (QBD) (2023). Matthew also practices in the field of statutory employment which an emphasis on employment status, whistleblowing and discrimination.
Called 2000, Gray’s Inn.
ELBA; COMBAR.
King’s College School, Wimbledon; Queens’ College, Cambridge (Law).
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Matthew Sheridan is predominantly involved in disputes relating to unlawful competition and business protection matters, but also deals with more traditional employment law matters such as whistle-blowing and discrimination.
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Matthew Sheridan is really, really sharp and a very technical lawyer. His strength is in technical analysis.
Matthew is the real deal. He is a silk-quality advocate and a real fighter.
Matthew Sheridan is really clever, technically excellent, very experienced, and produces spot-on drafting. He really is the full package.
Matthew Sheridan is really, really sharp and a very technical lawyer. His strength is in technical analysis.
Matthew is the real deal. He is a silk-quality advocate and a real fighter.
Matthew Sheridan is really clever, technically excellent, very experienced, and produces spot-on drafting. He really is the full package.