Clients – both corporate and individual – as well as fellow legal professionals turn to Rosenblatt for incisive action on contentious commercial issues. The team is now wholly focused on disputes. We are proud to have acquired an outstanding international reputation for success in litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution, and for its skill in smoothing the path to a positive outcome.
Expertise and tenacity are central to our work, but so is a resourceful, innovative, approach as we rise to complex legal challenges. Constantly aware of the commercial purpose we serve for our clients, we get to work quickly – penetrating to the root of the problem and identifying the swiftest, most cost-effective path to resolution.
When advising clients, we frequently join forces with specialists from our colleagues at Memery Crystal’s Corporate, Real Estate and Employment departments to create formidable cross-disciplinary teams.
Rosenblatt’s Dispute Resolution experts offer a wealth of experience across issues, sectors and geographies. Among them are experts on insolvency and business recovery who play an active role in Insol Europe and R3, and others who are solicitor-advocates with higher-court qualifications.
Our clients can also draw on our international experience in diverse jurisdictions such as off shore countries (Isle of Man, Channel Islands and the Caribbean) and in the USA, China (notably, we have a member who is admitted to practice in Hong Kong), India, South Africa, Zambia and Botswana.
Among the measures we have implemented for clients are: freezing orders, search and seizure orders, injunctions and Norwich Pharmacal orders.
To ease the funding of litigation we offer bespoke fee arrangements and, where appropriate, we can provide third party funding, acquire claims and arrange After Event Insurance (ATE).
Sectors and areas covered
- Arbitration (international and domestic)
- Banking and Financial Services
- Civil Fraud
- Commercial litigation
- Company Litigation, including Contentious insolvency, Corporate & Regulatory Investigations
- Defamation
- Financial Crime
- Group litigation commercial and financial claims
- Insurance
- Intellectual Estate Protection
- Judicial Review
- Jurisdiction and Conflict of Laws
- Media
- Mediation
- Professional Liability
- Professional Negligence
- Real estate litigation
- Restitution
- Shareholder Disputes and Directors Duties and Obligations
- Unlawful Competitive Practices and Economic Torts
High-profile cases
- Ten “missing trader” companies and their liquidators in an MTIC VAT fraud case up to and including a 6 week trial in the Financial List. Prosecuting claims on behalf of the firm’s clients against a major UK financial institution and commodities house in respect of fraudulent trading and dishonest assistance. The defendants are represented by Slaughter and May and Pinsent Masons LLP respectively. The value of the claims is circa Euro 100 million.
- Advising for Stobart Group Limited in all aspects of its dispute with its former Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Tinkler, including advising the Company in relation to a hostile general meeting and attempt to remove the Chairman, advising on the termination and removal of an errant executive director and dealing the litigation which culminated in an expedited trial to determine liability. The court found that the Defendant had been lawfully dismissed and removed as a director, in a judgment which considered the responsibilities of directors in their interactions with the board and with shareholders. Stobart Group Ltd v Tinkler [2019] EWHC 258 (Comm).
- Advising a Defendant in a multi-billion pound claim brought by the Danish Tax Authority in relation to dividend withholding tax reclaims. The claim currently comprises circa 100 defendants and the trial is expected to be heard in 2021.
A sample of some of the firm’s cases appearing in law reports or subject to media attention:
- In The Matter OF TPD Investments Ltd Sub Nom Destiny Investments (1993) Ltd V TH Holdings Ltd
- (1) Capital For Enterprise Fund A LP (2) Maven Capital Partners UK LLP v Bibby Financial Services Ltd [2015] EWHC 2593 (Ch)
- Icebreaker Management Services and others (x 5 LLPs) v Deloitte
- Mr Timothy Wright v Lewis Silkin LLP [2015] EWHC 1897 (QB)
- Desmond v CSI International Limited and GLG Partners LP
- Global Energy Horizons Corp v Gray [2012] EWHC 3703 (Ch), [2015] EWHC 2232 (Ch)
- Aberdeen Global v Satyam Computer Services Ltd (Case Number 2011 folio 1581)
- (1) Clinton Cards PLC (2) CCE Realisations Ltd V (1) Donald John Lewin (2) Clinton Stuart Lewin (3) Rose Margaret Lewin
- Tullett Prebon Plc & Ors v BGC Brokers LP & Ors [2010] EWHC 484 (QB), [2011] EWCA Civ 131
- The Leveson Inquiry
- Camelot UK Lotteries Ltd, R (on the application of) v The Gambling Commission & Ors [2012] EWHC 2391 (Admin) (22 August 2012) [2012] EWHC 2391 (Admin)
- Lalit Modi v Giles Clarke and IMG v Giles Clarke
- Continental Capital Markets SA v GFI Holdings Ltd and Ors (Case No 2011 folio 1424)
- Tullett Prebon Group Limited v Ghaleb El-Hajjali [2008] EWHC 1924 (QB)
- Music Choice Limited various trade mark (UK and CTM) disputes with Target Brands Inc, including Invalidation Action Nos 81859 and 81860
- Seymour Pierce Limited v Grandtop Holdings [2010] EWHC 676 (QB)
- Cobden Investments Limited v RWM Langport Limited and others [2008] EWHC 2810 (Ch), [2009] EWHC 1362 (Ch), [2010] EWHC 3334 (Ch) and [2011] EWHC 1370 (Ch)
- Advantage Capital Limited and others v Adair [2010] EWHC 2841 (QB)
- Tartan Limited v The Royal Bank of Scotland plc
What our clients think about us
“Rosenblatt’s very experienced litigation team has a strong commercial focus.” – Legal 500, 2025
“The perfect litigation team, encompassing a sophisticated understanding of both law and procedure, brought to bear on a deep understanding of the underlying facts, and all leading to loyal and embedded client relationships.“- Legal 500, 2025
“Rosenblatt’s team work is phenomenal and highly responsive.” – Legal 500, 2024
“They live and breathe a client’s case.” – Legal 500, 2024
“Brilliant lawyers, but what makes them stand out is their commitment to clients. They care, and they will go above and beyond – to quite extraordinary lengths – to fight their corner.” – Legal 500, 2024
