Harry Edwards

Harry is a partner in the Banking Litigation practice in the UK.

 

Harry helps clients (primarily large investment and commercial banks) with heavyweight banking litigation matters and complex, strategically critical disputes. He is currently acting on two of the biggest financial cases progressing through the English courts.

Harry acts for financial institutions in High Court litigation and arbitration proceedings as well as regulatory enforcement matters. 

Harry helps clients (primarily large investment and commercial banks) with heavyweight banking litigation matters and complex, strategically critical disputes. He is currently acting on two of the biggest financial cases progressing through the English courts.

Harry acts for financial institutions in High Court litigation and arbitration proceedings as well as regulatory enforcement matters. 

He has written extensively on finance-related litigation, is co-author of the English law chapter of the Securities Law Review and is leading the firm’s efforts to talk to clients about securities class actions in England.

Harry has a First Class degree in Jurisprudence from University College, Oxford and qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales in 2007.

Harry trained with Herbert Smith Freehills in London and was promoted to partner in 2015.