Partnership Law Update: Restrictive Covenants and Damages – Thursday, 11 October 2018

Serle Court is regarded as one of the leading sets for partnership and LLP work and is consistently top ranked in both Chambers and Partners and Legal 500. Our experience includes both contentious and non-contentious work, involving general partnerships, limited partnerships and LLPs, across the whole range of business sectors such as professional service firms. An increasing part of our work involves issues arising from the use of partnerships and LLPs in hedge fund, private equity and other financial services structures; in international commercial group structures.

The speakers at this event are Jennifer Haywood, James Mather and James Weale and the seminar will be chaired by John Machell QC.

The seminar will commence at 8.30am and will last for an hour, including time allowed for questions. The members of Serle Court invite you to join them for breakfast, and we ask that guests arrive at 8.00am for registration, coffee and croissants. If you would like to attend this event then please contact us to reserve a space.

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James Weale KC has a very busy commercial chancery practice with a focus on domestic and international commercial and trusts disputes.

He is recognised as a leading practitioner in those fields by Chambers & Partners, Legal 500, Chambers Global, Chambers High Net Worth, and Who’s Who Legal, where they describe him as a “brilliant lawyer” and a “Superstar”. He was Chambers & Partners’ Chancery Junior of the Year in 2023.

He regularly appears (both as sole and junior counsel) in the English High Court and has appeared several times in the Court of Appeal. He also has considerable experience in overseas jurisdictions (including as sole counsel), including Bermuda, the DIFC, the BVI, Cayman, Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar and Panama.