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Bindmans—Mark Ovenell

15 November 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Commercial litigation and professional negligence offerings strengthened by partner hire
Bindmans LLP welcomes Mark Ovenell as partner to lead the expansion of the firm’s professional negligence practice, and to develop our commercial litigation offering.

Mark has a wealth of experience in all aspects of these areas. He handles varied and complex matters, including high-value disputes for individuals and companies across different industries, with particular expertise in the banking and financial institution sector. Mark also has considerable experience in asset-based litigation and insolvency matters.  

He advises clients at all stages of disputes, from strategy formulation, through to implementation and, if necessary, proceedings. Mark also has extensive experience in mediations.

Jon Crocker, managing partner, comments: 'We are excited to welcome Mark to the firm to build on our existing professional negligence practice and develop our commercial litigation offering. Mark’s expertise and skills will help us as we strengthen our offering to businesses and organisations.'

Mark Ovenell comments: 'I am delighted to be joining Bindmans LLP at a time of growth for the firm as it looks to expand its professional negligence practice, and develop its commercial litigation offering. The firm already provides an exceptional range of services to clients, and I look forward to building on this in the years to come.'

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