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Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

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Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP‘s London team 'comprises ideal litigators for clients seeking to pursue international claims'. The practice covers both major investor-state arbitrations, as well as complex state-to-state arbitrations. Other notable PIL areas are boundary disputes and business and human rights. UK international arbitration head Jonathan Leach and principal associate Cameron Forsaith are both investor-state arbitration and PIL experts; and at senior associate level, Kate Johnston is a Middle East specialist. Former partners Greg Falkof and Claire Stockford recently departed for Mishcon de Reya LLP and Quadrant Chambers, respectively.

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Testimonials

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  • ‘Broad experience in both PIL and investment treaty arbitration.’

  • ‘Jonathan Leach has great attention to detail and is a pleasure to work with.'

  • 'Cameron Forsaith is very sharp.’

  • ‘The ES team comprises ideal litigators for clients seeking to pursue international claims.'

  • 'Highly qualified in their domain and make good use of the firm’s international reach.’

  • ‘Jonathan Leach and Cameron Forsaith - both individuals stand out for their punctuality and to-the-point approach.’

  • ‘The Eversheds team is very well organised and managed in terms of assigning appropriate lawyers to different aspects of the case.'

  • 'Each of the lawyers has a very sharp eye on the detail and a firm handle on the evidence being prepared, such that they are able to test and challenge the evidence with a high level of scrutiny before it is finalised. This inevitably strengthens the case-wide body of evidence and ensures that all of the key issues relevant to cases are fully addressed.'

Key clients

  • State of Libya
  • Islamic Republic of Iran
  • Government of Malaysia

Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Jonathan Leach

Other key lawyers

Cameron Forsaith, Mark Howarth, Alex Cook, Kate Johnston