Julian Randall heads our commercial disputes practice and has extensive experience of large commercial disputes in particular in relation to financial services.

Recent instructions include actions to enforce bonds potentially in various jurisdictions against a sovereign state, an action against a major bank in relation to the illicit removal of assets to New York, an action in relation to the rectification of complex finance agreements and the successful defence, in the House of Lords, of Moore Stephens in the $200 million claim brought against it by the liquidator of Stone & Rolls.

Julian advises in relation to regulatory investigations, boardroom and joint venture disputes, banking and insolvency issues and commercial disputes generally. He practised with BLG in Hong Kong between 1990 and 1994 and represented Coopers & Lybrand in the action brought against them after the collapse of the Barings Group.

Julian is recommended in both Chambers & Partners, 2010 and the Legal 500, 2009.