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Harriet Campbell Senior knowledge lawyer

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Harriet Campbell

Harriet Campbell
Senior knowledge lawyer

T: +44 20 7809 2517 M: +44 7522 230 126 Email Harriet | vCard Office: London

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Harriet is a senior knowledge lawyer within the corporate and commercial disputes team. Harriet supports and promotes the work of the firm's finance litigation and fraud and asset recovery teams, leading the internal training and knowledge programmes and contributing to a range of internal and external publications.

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Harriet has experience in a broad range of complex commercial litigation and has been recognised as a Lexology Legal Influencer and featured expert in cross-border dispute resolution. She is also a member of the LexisPSL’s Case Analysis Expert Panel for Dispute Resolution.

Harriet focusses on knowledge management, training, research and supporting business development activities. She regularly contributes to articles and know-how for both external and internal clients.

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17 May 2023

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Class wars: time to legislate for hurt feelings? (Damages for data breach - Austrian Post)

In Österreichische Post AG Case C-300/21 (the Austrian Post), the CJEU has removed one of the blockers to mass data breach claims in the EU.

24 Apr 2023

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Section 32 of the Limitation Act: multiple lies, multiple limitation periods? (Seedo v El Gamal)

In Seedo v Gamal and others [2023] EWCA Civ 330, the Court of Appeal clarified the way in which s32(1)(a) Limitation Act 1980 applies to claims based on fraud.

16 Mar 2023

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Excluding expert evidence - a question for trial? (Fawcett v TUI)

In Fawcett & Ors v TUI UK Ltd, the High Court rejected an application to exclude expert evidence, holding that challenges to the expert's expertise and impartiality we..

10 Mar 2023

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Releasing all claims means… releasing all claims (Maranello Rosso v Lohomij BV)

In Maranello Rosso v Lohomij BV & others1 the Court of Appeal confirmed that express words are not needed to release unknown claims of fraud or dishonesty. This judgme..

09 Mar 2023

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The 'same interest' test for representative claims – a more flexible approach? (Commission Recovery Ltd v Marks & Clerk LLP)

In Commission Recovery Ltd v Marks & Clerk LLP & Anor [2023] EWHC 398 (Comm), the High Court ruled that a claim for secret commission could proceed as an 'opt-out' rep..

16 Feb 2023

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When can you terminate a contract for failing to obtain 'confirmed financing'? (Havila v Abarca)

The High Court judgment in Havila Kystruten AS v Abarca Companhia De Seguros, SA [2022] EWHC 3196 (Comm) shows how complex contractual termination claims can be, parti..

31 Jan 2023

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Is relief from liability a loss? (and other Quincecare questions): Stanford v HSBC

In Stanford International Bank Ltd v HSBC Bank PLC [2022] UKSC 34, the Supreme Court upheld the Court of Appeal's decision striking out almost all of Stanford's claim ..

05 Jan 2023

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Tick-box jurisdiction clause good enough for anti-suit relief

In Ebury Partners Belgium SA/NV v (1) Technical Touch BV & (2) Jan Berthels [2022] EWHC 2927 (Comm), the Commercial Court granted an anti-suit injunction ("ASI") restr..

30 Nov 2022

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Court of Appeal confirms reflective loss can't be recovered (Burnford v AA)

The scope of the rule against reflective loss is sufficiently certain for it to be determined on summary judgment.

30 Nov 2022

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Timing for e-filing: midnight or 4.30pm? (Microsoft Ireland v JJH Enterprises)

In Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd and others v JJH Enterprises Ltd (trading as ValueLicensing) [2022] EWCA Civ 1509, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that an Appell..

10 Nov 2022

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Banca Intesa v Venezia: valid or void?

For the first time in the history of the Italian swaps litigation before the English courts, the Commercial Court has ruled that a swap transaction entered into in 200..

08 Nov 2022

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Finance litigation podcast series 2022

Welcome to our 2022 finance litigation series of four short podcasts in which we take a bite-sized look at some of the key themes emerging in financial disputes over t..

08 Nov 2022

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Finance litigation podcast

Welcome to our finance litigation podcast series.

27 Oct 2022

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Third party disclosure and service out of the jurisdiction: Gorbachev v Guriev

In Gorbachev v Guriev [2022] EWCA Civ 1270, the Court of Appeal confirmed that the English courts have the power to make an order for disclosure of documents against a..

27 Oct 2022

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Moving money: Bitar v Bank of Beirut and Manoukian v SGBL

In Bitar v Bank of Beirut S.A.L [2022] EWHC 2163 (QB), the High Court ordered the Bank of Beirut to effect an international transfer to its customer, Mr Bitar.

18 Oct 2022

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Pilot to permanent: what are the current rules on disclosure under PD57AD?

Nearly four years after it was first introduced, the Disclosure Pilot Scheme (formerly Practice Direction 51U, the Pilot) has been permanently incorporated into the Ci..

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