Hello, my name is Rory.
I am an associate solicitor at Spring Law, a commercial law firm in the heart of London's West End. I studied at the University of Durham and at BPP Law School in Holborn. Before joining Spring Law, I worked at Skadden Arps in London where I gained an interest in Corporate Law and Commercial Litigation.
I have a particular interest in Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution. I have extensive experience of representing both claimants and defendants in High Court litigation, including full trial and interim hearings such as injunctive relief proceedings.
My blog will cover Commercial Litigation, Dispute Resolution and related topics. Views my own.
For more information, or to get in touch, please email me at rory.lynch@springlaw.co.uk or visit the Spring Law website
can be especially complex. Not only does the plaintiff have to deal with the legal system, which is slow moving in itself, the plaintiff must also deal with corporations, businesses and insurance companies; Commercial litigation each of whom has a vested interest in prolonging the commercial litigation process and ensuring, if you get paid that they pay you the lowest amount possible. It is not uncommon for those representing the interests of the defendant to intentionally stall and prolong the conclusion of a lawsuit in an effort to force the plaintiff into settle for a dollar amount less than what they deserve. Sadly, this tactic is often successful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment Rabia. Yes indeed, sadly the problem of the small claimant against a large defendant with more funds and resources is inherent in the system and can lead to flagrant unfairness. The rise of mediation and litigation funding in the UK is helping to redress this imbalance.
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