London Bar
Banking and finance (including consumer credit)
Leading silk2Matthew Hardwick KC – 3 Verulam Buildings ‘Absolutely at the top of his game and produces excellent results. His advocacy is always assured and his drafting is top notch.’
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Matthew Hardwick KC
3 Verulam Buildings, London
- Phone020 7831 8441
- Email[email protected]
Position
Barrister specialising in commercial litigation, banking, insolvency, insurance, professional negligence and employment.
Career
Called 1994, Gray’s Inn.
Languages
Fluent French; German (working knowledge).
Education
Marlborough College; Trinity College, Cambridge (1991 BA Classics/Law; 1994 MA); L’Université Libre de Bruxelles (MA European Community Law, 1st).
Leisure
Marathon running, singing, sailing, windsurfing, hiking.
Mentions
The English Bar Offshore
Commercial disputes
Leading silk1Matthew Hardwick KC – 3 Verulam Buildings ‘He rolls up his sleeves and does all of the work in preparing for each trial, and knows the issues and facts intimately. Most importantly, he can turn a seemingly hopeless situation into a winning situation and is always willing to go to the ends of the earth for the client in trying to achieve victory.’
London Bar
Commercial litigation
Leading silk5Matthew Hardwick KC –3 Verulam Buildings ‘Matthew is very thorough and gets stuck into the detail, but is also strategically on point and able to see the bigger picture very clearly. Very easy to work with - listens to all views willingly and will adapt his approach where appropriate.'
London Bar
Fraud: civil
Leading silk4Matthew Hardwick KC – 3 Verulam Buildings 'A charming and smooth advocate.'
London Bar
Insolvency
Leading silk3Matthew Hardwick KC – 3 Verulam Buildings ‘Matthew is an excellent advocate with pin-point strategic insight and a calm and collected manner. He is able to get to the heart to the matter in a way which is often well received by the judge. Good client manners, taking a step back and viewing the client’s strategic goals as a whole is second nature.’