Sobashni De Silva

Civil litigation, Duncan Lewis Solicitors

Work Department

Civil Litigation

Position

Sobashni is a director in the litigation department at Duncan Lewis Solicitors. She litigates across a broad range of areas including professional negligence, banking disputes, builders’ disputes, defamation, contractual disputes, civil fraud, misrepresentation claims, and international cross-border litigation.

Sobashni has over ten years’ experience dealing with high-net-worth clients that include individuals, PLCs, SMEs, pharmaceutical companies, homecare companies and unincorporated associations. Her areas of expertise encompass contract and tort actions and a wide range of disputes including: corporate and company disputes; shareholder disputes; partnership disputes; debt recovery claims; and cross-border litigation. Sobashni handles commercial matters as well as professional negligence, defamation and selected employment disputes. She has obtained formidable success through strategy and technical awareness with considerable experience in settling claims using alternative dispute resolution through negotiations, mediation and conciliation.

Sobashni has extensive experience in the High Court and the County Courts litigating numerous matters. She recently advised a client on a complex £300m High Court litigation involving international law.

She encourages ADR throughout proceedings and regularly settles claims through extensive negotiations, mediation, and conciliation.

Education

Sobashni qualified with an LLB (Hons) from University of London, obtained a first class at Attorneys at Law and was called to the Bar in 2002 (Ceylon). Sobashni cross-qualified through BPP Law School and was admitted as a solicitor in 2005.

Mentions

Dispute resolution • South East

Commercial litigation: Beds, Bucks, Herts, Middx

Dispute resolution • London

Debt recovery

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Dispute resolution • South East

Debt recovery

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