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With a successful track record in collective and group litigation, Harcus Parker Limited boasts particular expertise in group actions within the financial services sector. The team is active in consumer cases and data breach cases and handles claims at the CAT, Employment Tribunal and High Court levels. Founding partner Damon Parker has a wealth of experience representing shareholders and consumers; his expertise spans financial services and commercial claims. Edward Parkes has an established group litigation practice and fields specialist knowledge of case management, including litigation funding and insurance, while Jeremy Robinson demonstrates particular prowess in the competition sector. With particular expertise in banking and finance, Thomas Ross handles disputes involving structured products and investment funds. Emily Fernando boasts experience in misselling, fund mismanagement and shareholder claims in the banking sector. Nathaniel Barber joined the firm from KP Law in April 2024.

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Testimonials

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  • ‘Tom Ross and Jeremy Robinson are highly experienced and competent partners, focused on commercial and competition law, and excellent communicators. Customer centric, hardworking and committed, they are ideal partners and team players.’

  • ‘Damon Parker and Edward Parkes are standout operators with a really realistic and commercial approach.’

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Key clients

  • The MasterCard / Visa Corporate and Interregional MIF CPO
  • Tesco Equal Pay Litigation
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Work highlights

  • Acting for claimants in four interlinked class actions in the Competition Appeal Tribunal concerning MasterCard and Visa multilateral interchange fees.
  • Acting on behalf of over 12,000 current and former workers at Tesco in a claim against the supermarket for equal pay, which is potentially worth up to £600m.
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