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Hausfeld & Co LLP > The Legal 500 Rankings
Dispute resolution > Competition litigation Tier 1
Hausfeld & Co LLP fields a robust competition litigation offering which is capable of taking on some of the world’s largest companies in CAT collective actions. A serious advocate firm for claimants, the team regularly pursues actions across Europe, particularly in the financial, pharma, tech, and automotive sectors. Anthony MatonPractice head(s):
Scott Campbell
Other key lawyers:
Anthony Maton; Scott Campbell; Nicola Boyle; Lesley Hannah; Lianne Craig; Andrew Bullion; Wessen Jazrawi; Lucy Rigby; Tom Bolster; Luke Streatfeild; David Lawne; Tim Brown; Aqeel Kadri; Amandine Gueret; Sofie Edwards; Stella Gartagani; Kio Gwilliam; Luke Grimes; Joanna Christoforou
Testimonials
‘The whole team, without exception, have been fantastic to work with. Every issue is well-considered by an extremely smart team. Stands out for its collaborative approach. I have been kept informed, involved and included at all stages of the claim.’
‘I have huge confidence in all of the individual members of the team I work with. They have been confident and reassuring when faced with defendants’ arguments. They are extremely well-organised and clear about timelines and deadlines to keep projects moving. They have been responsive and thoughtful in answering all my questions.’
‘Hausfeld is the most highly regarded claimant competition litigation team. They are involved in many of the highest-profile cases. They have strength at all levels of fee-earners. They provide excellent client service and achieve fantastic results. ’
‘Nicola Boyle is one of the best lawyers I have ever worked with. She is the complete practitioner.’
‘Lucy Rigby has excellent judgment and is great at managing the large teams required for the most substantial cases.’
‘Wessen Jazrawi balances a strategic overview of complex issues with a vigorous attention to detail.’
‘Lesley Hannah is the person you would want running your case – clear-minded, determined, and able to juggle the many tactical and legal challenges of large-scale litigation.’
‘The Hausfeld team has strength and depth in its offering – to a far greater extent than any of the other claimant-side firms. It has real and significant competition litigation expertise throughout the partners.’
Key clients
Ad Tech Collective Action
Consumers’ Association Which?
Privacy International
Spanish Dairy Farmers
The Veolia and Suez Groups
The Metro Group
Owners of Mercedes Diesel Cars
Work highlights
- Pursuing a £13.6 billion opt-out action on behalf of hundreds of thousands of publishers of websites and apps against Google.
- Representing and offering strategic advice to several European car manufacturers concerning possible claims arising out of Occupant Safety Systems.
- Representing 7000+ clients in a Spanish mass competition claim.
Dispute resolution > Group litigation: Claimant Tier 1
Hausfeld & Co LLP continues to strengthen its international capabilities, representing groups of claimants in competition claims across Europe. The team fields specialist expertise in collective redress and is at the forefront of the development of various collective redress mechanisms; it is active in the filing of UK group actions in the CAT. Practice head Nicola Boyle demonstrates prowess in reaching out-of-court settlements in multi-party litigation. With particular expertise in the technology sector, Lesley Hannah brings extensive experience in collective damages and abuse of dominance claims to the team. Luke Streatfeild boasts established claimant and defence practices in collective proceedings. Lianne Craig plays a key role in the firm’s European expansion, thanks to her connections to the Spanish market. Aqeel Kadri, David Lawne and Simon Bishop are other key contacts in the team. Lucy Rigby left the firm to become an MP following the general election.Practice head(s):
Nicola Boyle
Other key lawyers:
Lesley Hannah; Luke Streatfeild; Lianne Craig; Aqeel Kadri; David Lawne; Simon Bishop; Sofie Edwards; Kio Gwilliam; Luke Grimes; Ginevra Bicciolo
Testimonials
‘The firm operates at the cutting edge of opt-out class actions including, not just competition law, but also in the emerging area of opt-out representative actions under CPR 19.8. The firm has a uniquely talented team in this sector. Head and shoulders above the competition.’
‘Ned Beale is an outstanding solicitor in this field for all the reasons given above re. the firm generally. He is unbelievably hard working and has outstanding judgment as to what will fly in front of a judge.’
‘Hausfeld is perhaps the most well-known name in group litigation in London. They are most well known in their core area of competition law but have been steadily building on that expertise into new areas of group action.’
‘Hausfeld are undoubtedly the leading claimant solicitors in the London market, with a remarkable number of group actions ongoing.’
‘Luke Streatfeild really stands out for his outstanding judgment and effectiveness in putting together and leading a brilliant team. Associate Ginevra Bicciolo is notable, someone tipped for the top.’
‘Luke Streatfeild is very good. Very pragmatic and strategic.’
‘Hausfeld offers a diverse, multilingual and extremely proffesional team. With knowledge of the law in different countries, the service is extremely well-balanced. Professionalism runs thick in the firm and are always able to give a well-balanced, nuanced and educated opinion on a complex matter.’
‘The team in Hausfeld is well-rounded and innovative. The knowledge of different jurisdictions allows them not only to know all the ground-breaking cases but also be able to provide specific advice depending on the case.’
Key clients
Ad Tech Collective Action LLP [LLP members: Charles Arthur, Claudio Pollack, and Kate Wellington]
Christine Riefa Class Representative Limited
Nikki Stopford
Phillip Evans, former Inquiry Chair at the Competition and Markets Authority(the Class Representative)
Consumers’ Association Which? – Qualcomm
7,000 Spanish farmers
Justin Gutmann (the Class Representative)
Dr Rachael Kent (the Class Representative)
Elizabeth Coll (the Class Representative)
Mercedes Emissions Claim
Trucks Dutch Litigation: more than 4,500 assignors from 37 European countries and partnership with various associations insurers and professional organisations in France and the Netherlands
Trucks
John Armour
Work highlights
- Filed a collective claim in the CAT on behalf of technology journalist Charles Arthur who proposed to represent UK publishers of websites and apps against tech giant Google in an abuse of dominance claim in the online display advertising market.
- Issued claims in the group litigation against Mercedes-Benz in in the UK on behalf of individual and business purchasers of diesel Mercedes vehicles.
- Supported on the Trucks cartel litigation in the Netherlands, representing more than 4,500 assignees which purchased around 280,000 trucks over the Cartel Period and progressed the Trucks mass litigation before the Amsterdam District Court after multiple procedural victories.
Dispute resolution > Banking litigation: investment and retail Tier 3
Hausfeld & Co LLP has a strong background acting against large banks and financial institutions, including in group actions. The ‘fearless’ team is also adept at handling disputes related to loan financing, derivatives transactions and banking misconduct claims. Lucy Pert plays a lead role in key disputes, including a high-profile LIBOR manipulation claim along with Simon Bishop, who also brings in-house expertise in derivatives and structured products. Clients praise David Lawne for his ‘exceptional legal prowess, strategic acumen, and steadfast dedication’. Ned Beale also boasts a strong track record in banking disputes, including in the retail banking sphere. Former practice head John McElroy left to join Fieldfisher in July 2024.Practice head(s):
Lucy Pert; Ned Beale
Other key lawyers:
Lianne Craig; Simon Bishop; David Lawne; Anthony Maton; Chrysanthi Bampali
Testimonials
‘I worked with a Partner (Simon Bishop) and an Associate (Chrysanthi Bampali) at Hausfeld. They were both brilliant. There were times when I needed to listen to their advice, which was given professionally, courteously and in a simple but effective way.’
‘Hausfeld is fearless in taking on the establishment in difficult and interesting cases. They fight extremely hard for their clients and have a unique ability to find a way through the trickiest of cases to achieve great outcomes. They are also a pleasure to work with and take a collaborative approach to a case, working closely with experts and counsel.’
‘Simon Bishop: technically brilliant and a great strategic brain – he is simultaneously on top of every detail of the case and also has an excellent understanding of the big picture and how the case is likely to play out. Has a skill for identifying and leveraging the other side’s weaknesses. He is also a real pleasure to work with.’
‘Hausfeld & Co LLP’s Banking Litigation: Investment and Retail Practice distinguishes itself through its unwavering dedication to representing clients in complex and high-stakes banking disputes. Potential clients would be drawn to the team’s strengths in navigating the intricacies of investment and retail banking law, supported by a deep bench of experienced litigators and industry experts.’
‘David Lawne shines for his exceptional legal prowess, strategic acumen, and steadfast dedication to achieving favourable outcomes for clients. What distinguishes him from his peers is his profound expertise in banking law and his knack for crafting innovative legal strategies tailored to the specific nuances of each case.’
‘Hausfeld has an unparalleled understanding of claimant-side competition litigation. They are commercially and strategically astute.’
‘Anthony Maton – a star. He is a real class act. He understands exactly what is happening in any case but has a professional level of circumspection and detachment when things don’t work out perfectly. David Lawne – a delight to work with. I enjoy working with David immensely, since I can just pick up the phone and chat things through with him.’
‘Ned Beale, Lucy Pert and Anthony Maton – the best in the market.’
Key clients
Mr Phillip Evans, former Inquiry Chair at the Competition and Markets Authority
Mr Ardeshir Naghshineh
Mr Alaistair Rush
All Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking
Work highlights
- Representing Philip Evans in a collective action following the manipulation of the FX market by 6 major global banks: in November 2023, the Court of Appeal overturned the Tribunal’s decision, finding that the claims should proceed on an opt-out basis and confirming its decision to grant carriage to Mr Evans.
- Advising Ardeshir Naghshineh on a high-profile LIBOR manipulation claim against a well-known commercial bank, in relation to his property portfolio which was worth over £1bn at its peak in 2007, claiming damages for misrepresentation in respect of certain loans and interest rate hedging instruments agreed with Leading Bank plc in 2007 and 2008.
- Representing the All Parliamentary Party Group on Fair Business Banking in its application to judicially review the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision not to act following the outcome of the Swift Review published in December 2021; this claim seeks to remedy the denial of justice to thousands of bank customers because of the actions of the FCA.
Public sector > Civil liberties and human rights Tier 3
Real estate > Environment Tier 3
Praised for knowing 'how to resource cases most effectively and how to play to strengths', dispute resolution law firm Hausfeld & Co LLP notably acts for claimants across areas such as climate change litigation and environmental damage-driven litigation. The practice is jointly chaired by Ingrid Gubbay, a highly experienced litigator who continues to handle significant class actions, and banking litigation specialist Simon Bishop, noted for his expertise at the intersection of financial markets and climate change. 'Clear, quick and really clever', Wessen Jazrawi's recent workload covers both domestic and international proceedings, including before the Supreme Court.Practice head(s):
Ingrid Gubbay; Simon Bishop
Other key lawyers:
Wessen Jazrawi; Nicola Boyle
Testimonials
‘The Hausfeld team are strategic in their approach to litigation, understanding the broader context and the motivations of clients when advising.’
‘Simon and the team understand the broader context and wider strategic motivations of clients. ’
‘Hausfeld works together so seamlessly as a team: they seem to have a really strong handle on what each other are doing, how to resource cases most effectively and how to play to strengths.
‘Ingrid Gubbay continues to be a leading light: pushing legal boundaries.’
‘Wessen Jazrawi is a brilliant lawyer: clear, quick and really clever.’
Key clients
Thousands of Mercedes Customers
The Environmental Law Foundation (ELF).
Work highlights
- Issued claims in the group litigation against Mercedes-Benz in in the UK on behalf of individual and business purchasers of diesel Mercedes vehicles, acting with other claimant firms as part of the GLO Steering Committee.
- Made oral and written submissions on behalf of Environmental Law Foundation (ELF) in support of their intervention in the Supreme Court hearing Manchester Ship Canal Company Limited (MSCCL) vs United Utilities (UU) in March 2023.
Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: premium Tier 4
Noted for its established claimant practice, Hausfeld & Co LLP is increasingly focused on defendant-side litigation. Drawing on its global network, the ‘efficient and effective’ group is well placed to advise on disputes with cross-border elements. Ned Beale is praised as ‘smart, sharp and very responsive’ and focuses his disputes practice on the aviation industry, while Lucy Pert excels in commercial disputes, particularly concerning the financial services sector. Lianne Craig strengthens the firm’s international capabilities, frequently advising Spanish clients. Simon Bishop brings a background in financial services to the team, and Jonathan Amior is also recommended. Former practice head John McElroy left to join Fieldfisher in July 202, while Duran Ross left to join Lewis Silkin.Other key lawyers:
Ned Beale; Lucy Pert; Lianne Craig; Simon Bishop; Jonathan Amior; Alex Cooper; Greg Lascelles
Testimonials
‘We have worked with Ned Beale. All that is said about Hausfeld team is applicable to Ned as well. On several occasions he offered his support/advice for matters not related to main case. It was as friendly advice, and he didn’t charge for his time. So, working with Ned is as working with old friend. Very easy and comfortable.’
‘Jonathan Amior is down to earth and friendly, yet on top of all the details.’
‘Ned Beale is our main point of contact. He is smart, sharp and very responsive! Would recommend Ned without reservations!’
‘Alex Cooper was outstanding. I am a qualified solicitor myself, then working in-house and used Alex as external counsel on a tricky and contentious matter, and they were the ideal choice.’
‘A commercial litigation department that is growing in size, stature and confidence. It is increasingly handling high-profile, high-value matters and achieving great results. Ned Beale is at the forefront of this department and is a major talent to the firm. It has a hard-working environment which is focused on delivering the highest service to its clients. The house style is efficient and effective.’
‘Ned Beale is an outstanding litigator. He has a first-class brain, thinks outside the box, is creative and thinks laterally. One of the rising stars in the profession. He fights his client’s corner vigorously – but he is also very flexible and highly adept at changing approach when the facts change. He has excellent judgment and clients and associates like to work and be led by him.’
‘Jonathan Amoir – always available and responsive.’
‘Ned Beale. Simply the best litigator out there. My go-to solicitor.’
Key clients
Serendip LDA, Wind Rose Aviation Company LLC, Overstar SRL
Trappit
PJSC Pharmaceutical Firm “Darnitsa”
Mr Ardeshir Naghshineh
Park Homes Investments Ltd (JV SPV between Sir Rod Aldridge, founder of Capita, and Mr Ian Stark)
John Armour
Work highlights
- Advising a private Monaco-based litigation funder who supports a High Court representative action against British Airways PLC and easyJet Airline Company Limited (the Defendants) for compensation under EU Regulation 261/2004 which entitles airline passengers to compensation for disrupted flights, commenced in January 2023 seeking a remedy on behalf of persons (with some exceptions) who travelled on flights sold by the Defendants arriving in or departing from the UK between 2016 and 2022.
- Advised on a high-profile LIBOR manipulation claim against a well-known commercial bank, in relation to the Targetfollow property portfolio, which was worth over £1bn at its peak in 2007, on behalf of a client claiming damages for misrepresentation in respect of certain loans and interest rate hedging instruments agreed with BOS in 2007 and 2008.
- Filed and served three claims on behalf of the Ukrainian airline Wind Rose and its lessor Serendip in the Commercial Court to recover the value of a fleet of 13 aircraft stranded in Ukraine following Russia’s invasion of the country in February 2022.
Dispute resolution > International arbitration Tier 6
Hausfeld & Co LLP‘s ‘international arbitration department is growing in size, stature and confidence’. The London team has notable expertise in banking, finance and aviation arbitrations, as well as claimant-side insurance matters. Ned Beale, who is ‘nothing short of outstanding’, acts in commercial arbitrations that involve aviation or CIS aspects. Lucy Pert assists with international commercial arbitrations, including under the LCIA and ICC rules. Former commercial disputes head John McElroy has left the firm.Testimonials
‘Well-prepared and confident negotiators. The team is specialised in commercial disputes, and as such has developed very good expertise and judgement about the best way to approach disputes.’
‘They are well seasoned. The team demonstrates that it is able to hone in on the key issues. And they do this with emotional intelligence and commercial common sense.’
‘The individuals are all extremely professional, responsive and a pleasure to deal with. They provide a nice balance between being strong advocates, but they are also direct in pointing out any weaknesses in any particular position.’
‘They provide a thoughtful strategy and approach to trying to reach a good outcome.’
‘Hausfeld’s international arbitration department is growing in size, stature and confidence. It is increasingly handling high-profile, high-value matters, and achieving great results. Ned Beale is at the forefront of this. He is a major talent at the firm.’
‘Ned Beale is nothing short of outstanding. He has a first-class brain, thinks outside the box, is creative, and thinks laterally. He fights his client’s corner vigorously, but he is also very flexible and highly adept at changing approach when the facts change.’
‘Lucy Pert and Ned Beale are outstanding lawyers who think before they act and strive for their clients.’
Key clients
Avianca
Hausfeld & Co LLP > Firm Profile
The firm: Hausfeld is a specialist litigation practice, resolving legal disputes globally with a bold and often pioneering approach. Working alongside our clients, we shape law and transform legal practice with new ideas. Our ability to embrace flexible fee structures and case funding, enables our clients to pursue dispute resolution with no or limited legal cost risk or up-front financial burden. The firm’s largely conflict-free platform means that it can take instructions where other firms cannot. We have considerable expertise in doing so for complex, high value disputes and our opponents are typically Magic/Silver Circle and top US firms.
We bring a visionary yet pragmatic approach to resolving claims, whether for a single client or a group working collectively. Our lawyers act for businesses, public entities, charities, institutional investors, shareholders, and individuals across the areas of antitrust/competition, commercial and financial disputes, environmental law, product liability, human rights and technology and data breach issues. With offices across the US and Europe, we have won landmark trials, negotiated complex settlements, and recovered billions for clients – often after hard-fought litigation against the biggest names in the legal market.
Socially minded and champions for the best corporate governance, we are proud to be at the forefront of the legal profession in improving access to justice for both individuals and businesses. That makes for a profoundly different law firm.
For more information about Hausfeld, including our case highlights, awards and testimonials, please visit www.hausfeld.com.
Types of work undertaken
Competition/antitrust: Hausfeld is widely recognised as the market-leading claimant practice for European cartel damages claims. Our dedicated competition damages actions team — the largest in Europe — has been involved in more recoveries than any other firm. It is one of the few claimant firms with substantive experience in taking cartel damage claims to trial. It has the strongest antitrust automotive practice in Europe and offers in-depth expertise on the cross-over of IP and antitrust, having taken on some of the largest tech companies in the world. The team won the ‘Innovation in Legal Expertise – Dispute Resolution’ award at the FT Innovative Lawyer Awards 2018 for its innovation on managing the Trucks litigation and Legal Business Awards 2019 shortlisted us as ‘Competition Team of the Year’ for their work on the Bearings cartel.
Commercial and financial disputes: Hausfeld’s commercial disputes team has an excellent track record in litigating complex, high value disputes, often with an international or multi-jurisdictional angle. The team has challenged some of the best known financial institutions worldwide and regularly receives referral work from some of the most recognised legal names when they are conflicted. For example, it was instructed on a number of the highest profile banking litigation cases arising out of LIBOR manipulation and interest rate swap mis-selling. In more recent years, the practice has grown and evolved and is now a go to firm for large corporate v corporate disputes.
Human rights/environmental and product liability: ‘Righting a wrong’ lies at the heart of what we do. The team litigates and advises individuals and groups who have suffered human rights and/or environmental harms. Furthermore, we are experts in managing individual and group product liability claims across a range of sectors, including defective medical devices, pharmaceuticals and environmental damage. The firm also works extensively on climate justice. In 2021, the team won the ‘Innovation in Sustainability & ESG’ award at the FT Innovative Lawyers Europe Awards and before that it had been shortlisted for The Law Society Legal Excellence Awards 2019 in the ‘Access to Justice’ category for its work for #FreePeriods.
Technology and data breach: Our team has notable expertise in resolving complex technology disputes. Our cross-practice group draws together specialist lawyers from our market leading antitrust/competition and commercial and financial disputes practices. We have in-depth expertise across a variety of areas, including commercial disputes arising from technology projects, software licensing disputes, intellectual property disputes, data breach and privacy and claims arising from infringements of competition law in the technology sector.
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Global Co-Chair | Anthony Maton | [email protected] | |
London Managing Partner | Lianne Craig | [email protected] | |
Head Competition Disputes | Scott Campbell | [email protected] | |
Head Commercial Disputes | John McElroy | [email protected] | |
Human Rights & Environmental Law | Ingrid Gubbay | [email protected] | |
Product Liability | Nicola Boyle | [email protected] | |
Group Litigation | Nicola Boyle | [email protected] |
Lawyer Profiles
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Jonathan Amior | Senior Associate, London | View Profile |
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Chrysanti Bampali | Senior Associate, London | View Profile |
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Ned Beale | Co-Head of Commercial Disputes and Partner, London | View Profile |
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Ginevra Bicciolo | Associate, London | View Profile |
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Simon Bishop | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Tom Bolster | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Nicola Boyle | Managing Partner, London | View Profile |
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Tim Brown | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Andrew Bullion | Partner, London Head of the Stockholm Office | View Profile |
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Scott Campbell | Head of Competition Disputes and Partner, London | View Profile |
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Joanna Christoforou | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Alex Cooper | Senior Associate, London | View Profile |
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Sofie Edwards | Counsel, London | View Profile |
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Stella Gartagani | Counsel, London | View Profile |
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Ingrid Gubbay | Of Counsel, London | View Profile |
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Amandine Gueret | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Kio Gwilliam | Senior Associate, London | View Profile |
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Lesley Hannah | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Greg Lascelles | Partner, London | View Profile |
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David Lawne | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Anthony Maton | Global Co-Chair | View Profile |
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Lucy Pert | Co-Head of Commercial Disputes and Partner, London | View Profile |
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Luke Streatfeild | Partner, London | View Profile |
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Hana Tawfik | Senior Associate, London | View Profile |
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Rebecca Warder | Head of Knowledge, London | View Profile |
Staff Figures
Number of UK partners : 18 Number of other UK fee-earners : 46Languages
Dutch English French German Greek Igbo Italian Russian Spanish SwedishMemberships
ABA (American Bar Association) AIJA - International Association of Young Lawyers Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Competition Law Association IBA (International Bar Association) London Solicitors Litigation Association Managing Partners Forum The Law Society of England & WalesDiversity
DEI is an intrinsic part of the Hausfeld DNA and has been since its launch 15 years ago. We commit to DEI through our own actions and the work we do.
Our social justice work, including the work we do pro bono, promotes inclusion by offering equal opportunity to the lesser heard, as does fighting claims which hold governments, institutions and corporates to account. We cooperate closely with charities and NGOs, which in many cases offers a voice to those without deep pockets and who may need it most. Eight Hausfeld lawyers were recognised in the new Pro Bono Recognition List in 2024 supported by The Lady Chief Justice of England and Wales, The Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill. Improving access to justice for individuals and businesses is at the core of what Hausfeld does and aligns with our commitment to giving back to the communities in which we live.
We are a gender diverse firm: 62% of our London team and 55% of our lawyers are female. We have an excellent track record of promoting women with 50% of the 2024 London promotions being female. We are an Equal Opportunity employer and invest in home grown talent: all partner promotions in the last 5 years started as associates at the firm. Our London Managing Partner, Nicola Boyle, is female.
A small selection of our London DEI initiatives:
- We work with RARE’s pioneering Contextual Recruitment System which provides real time contextual information so we can identify exceptional candidates we might otherwise miss.
- We organised talks on a wide range of topics: racial justice, how Black British History has been portrayed
- Adoption of structured interviewing and training to mitigate unconscious bias.
- Our mentoring programme was relaunched.
- During Summer, we hired interns from the King’s College Springboard Scheme which includes students from a whole range of backgrounds that are underrepresented.
- We offered work experience to Year 12 students at UCL Academy to offer insight into what it is like working in a law firm and the different roles they could follow in the legal industry.
- As part of an extensive review, we introduced a raft of initiatives redefining workplace norms to enhance our employees’ well-being and work-life balance in a supportive environment. They are agile working hours, flexible working patterns, competitive paternity leave, life events policy, well-being days, volunteering days, flexible bank holiday and summer policy.
- The firm has joined the Law Firm Anti-Racism Alliance (LFAA), a group changing the way institutions deal with racial inequality.
- In collaboration with the Tower Hamlets Education Business Partnership, we work with students of underprivileged backgrounds to increase social mobility in the profession.
- Each year the London team raises funds towards the London Legal Support Trust and an annual Christmas Charity.
The firm’s wider DE&I initiatives and social justice cases
Our pro bono work