Rebecca Garrick
Senior Knowledge Lawyer
Experienced litigator and knowledge lawyer, Rebecca delivers strategic insights and practical solutions in complex commercial disputes.
Biography
Language - English
Jurisdiction - England & Wales
Rebecca is a highly experienced commercial litigator who plays a pivotal role in keeping our team - and our clients - ahead of the curve. As our dedicated senior knowledge lawyer, Rebecca ensures that our team is always up to speed with the latest legal developments, emerging trends and strategic insights in the fast-moving world of commercial litigation.
Rebecca’s expertise goes far beyond monitoring case law. She is the driving force behind our internal and external thought leadership, regularly contributing to articles, client briefings and legal updates that help clients anticipate risk and seize opportunities. She also designs and delivers practical training for our lawyers, equipping them with the tools to tackle complex disputes.
Rebecca’s background as a managing associate at Stephenson Harwood, where she acted for sovereign states, major banks, multinational corporates and high net worth individuals, gives her a deep understanding of the challenges our clients face. Her hands-on experience in high-value, cross-border litigation means she brings a pragmatic, commercial perspective to every aspect of her work. Rebecca is also closely involved in our business development initiatives, helping to shape our litigation strategy and ensure we deliver exceptional value to clients.
专业知识
新闻与见解
Procedural pragmatism: service validity, court fees and limitation in three recent cases
The ISDA jurisdiction clause after Brexit: Torino and the road still to travel
Breach of duty but potentially no unfair prejudice: Song v Smith
The Italian swaps litigation: Torino at trial
More than “a bit naughty”: Directors’ duties and unlawful means conspiracy in Lux Films v Fowler
Crypto and conversion – are digital assets a “Third Category” of property?
Legal Advice Privilege: has the Court lowered the (Aa)bar?