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Emilie Brammer, Associate

Emilie specialises in commercial litigation, advising on a broad range of disputes for corporate clients, entrepreneurs and high net worth individuals. Having completed a secondment in Singapore, Emilie’s work is often international in nature and she continues to work on a range of multi-jurisdictional matters.

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About

Emilie advises on a broad range of commercial disputes including breaches of contract, breaches of warranty (and other disputes arising out of corporate transactions), misrepresentation and professional negligence.

Her work often has an international element and she has experience of arbitration before a number of arbitral institutions as well as of High Court litigation and dispute mitigation, resolving disputes through mediation and negotiated settlement.

Emilie has also gained experience advising on contractual disputes arising in the international trade sector, advising clients on disputes occurring at various stages of the supply chain process. Having gained experience advising clients in this sector, often with a particular geographical focus on the Singapore and Japanese markets, Emilie has also completed an international secondment in Singapore where she worked on a range of multi-jurisdictional matters with an emphasis on commercial disputes arising in the energy, offshore oil and gas sector.

Emilie is a keen advocate of the firm’s commitment to responsible business initiatives, offering ad hoc voluntary legal assistance to the European Lawyers in Lesvos having undertaken a two week secondment with the charity providing legal assistance to refugees and asylum seekers in Greece. Emilie sits on the firm’s community investment fund panel, assigning funds to initiatives aimed at increasing access to justice and also previously volunteered at Toynbee Hall (a charitable institution tackling poverty in the East End of London) for four years, providing free legal advice to members of the public.

Emilie is admitted to practise in England and Wales.

Experience

  • Advising a multinational software company on breach of warranty claims arising out of a share purchase agreement and related matters occurring in concurrent proceedings in other jurisdictions.
  • Advising Bahraini clients on the enforcement of a significant High Court judgment relating to the siphoning of partnership assets and the related application of freezing injunctions and charging orders.
  • Acting on a range of LMAA arbitrations for example for clients with a multi-million pound claim arising out of a super-yacht construction contract as well as for Japanese shipowners impacted by a major fire incident in South Africa.
  • Advising clients on matters arising before other arbitral bodies including a global equipment supplier engaged in DIAC arbitration and a Bahrain based medical facility looking to pursue LCIA arbitration.
  • Working alongside Norwegian counsel to advise on large scale pleadings due to be filed in the Norwegian Court in a dispute for a major global marine and offshore engineering group.
  • Advising a major Dutch construction company on a time sensitive dispute arising out of difficulties encountered in an ongoing project installing subsea cables between Singapore and Malaysia.
  • Advising on a professional negligence claim brought against a leading clearing bank.
  • Advising the former directors of a leading independent school on a consideration dispute arising out of the sale of the school to a corporate entity.

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