Ben Moore, Senior Associate
Ben advises a broad range of individual and corporate clients in relation to commercial disputes.
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Ben advises a broad range of individual and corporate clients in relation to a wide range of commercial disputes.
Ben has experience of the following:
- Disputes involving breach of contract, misrepresentation, breach of warranty, directors’ and officers’ duties, product recall, professional negligence and all aspects of debt recovery and enforcement.
- Advising on insurance coverage disputes
- Advising a bank in defending claims by a customer relating to the repossession and sale of secured assets resulting in a favourable settlement for his client.
- Acted on a breach of contract, breach of trust and fraudulent concealment claim issued for in excess of £6 million.
- Advising a bank on the enforcement of a loan facility and charge against a property involving cross-jurisdictional issues resulting in successful enforcement and recovery by the institution.
Ben’s clients operate across a range of sectors including banking, retail, technology and food services.
Ben is described as “a very good lawyer and perceptive when formulating strategy” in Legal 500.
Experience
- Acting for a large fund in relation to a dispute in connection with breaches of confidentiality and purported transfers in which the claimant sought declaratory relief, injunctions and damages
- Advising a PLC in relation to a potential breach of financial and export sanctions following trade with a company based in Iran
- Advising a Defendant in relation to a claim for an alleged breach of Personal Guarantee pursuant to a loan Agreement executed in Russia
- Advising a Norwegian client regarding the Commercial Agents Regulations, specifically in relation to compensation on termination of a UK based agency agreement
Our thinking
Caroline Greenwell
Caroline Greenwell and Ben Moore write for Practical Law on the impact of several recent decisions on freezing orders
Practitioners should be mindful of a number of recent decisions that illustrate key developments in this area.
Caroline Greenwell
Freezing orders: recent key developments
Practitioners should be mindful of a number of recent decisions that illustrate key developments in this area.
Ben Moore
Playing fast and loose with justice: estoppel by conduct
Ben and Simon look at La Micro Group (UK) Ltd and another v La Micro Group Inc and others and its impact on estoppel
Ben Moore
Ben Moore and Simon Heatley write for the Practical Law Dispute Resolution Blog on the potential for estoppel to arise based on the conduct of a party in litigation
The potential for estoppel to arise based on the conduct of a party in litigation is well established in the law of England and Wales.