Natasha Harrison

Practice Areas

Founder and Managing Partner of the London and New York offices of Pallas, Natasha focuses on complex commercial litigation disputes in the English Courts, internationally and through arbitration. She is the go-to counsel for some of the most important global corporates and her experience lies in high profile, high-value cases for hedge funds, private equity funds, investment banks, corporations and governments.

With a portfolio encompassing high-stakes business disputes, including distressed and sovereign debt investments, special situations, emerging markets, complex finance arrangements and restructurings, she has a reputation as being one of the leading litigators of the most important investor disputes over the last two decades.

Natasha is resourceful and creative; her experience across the board providing strategic litigation advice on an international level is second to none. With winning results across high-stakes international litigation and arbitration, and particular experience in complex financial disputes, special situations and contentious restructurings.

Work Highlights

Credit Suisse AT1 Holders

Acting for institutional and retail holders in proceedings against the Swiss authorities, Credit Suisse and UBS in respect of the write-down of the AT1s and the merger between UBS and Credit Suisse.

Private Equity Fund

Acting for one of the world’s top private equity funds in connection with litigation arising out of a significant collapse of a joint venture transaction.

Major S90 FSMA Claim

Acting for a significant group of institutional investors in prospectus liability claim against Glencore plc, for amounts in excess of £2 billion.

Tuna Bond Litigation

Acting in complex English court proceedings against the Republic of Mozambique and Credit Suisse with respect to the “tuna bond scandal”, where amounts in dispute are over £500m.

A Group of Investors in Greensill’s Supply Chain Finance Funds

Advising holders of interests in the supply chain finance funds invested in Greensill to seek to recover shortfall amounts from Credit Suisse.