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04 October 2024
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Gresham Legal—Peter Stewart

Commercial disputes specialist promoted to partnership

Specialist commercial litigation and international arbitration firm Gresham Legal has appointed commercial disputes lawyer Peter Stewart to its partnership in London.

Peter joined Gresham Legal in 2022. Specialising in complex litigation and arbitration, he has substantial experience in international cases, acting for multinational companies and ultra-high net worth individuals. He has specific expertise in financial services litigation, commercial fraud and private client disputes.

Managing partner Smeetesh Kakkad said: ‘Peter is a lawyer of the highest calibre and a fantastic colleague. His appointment further consolidates our exceptional capabilities and expertise in commercial litigation and international arbitration and is a testament to our commitment to fostering organic growth within Gresham Legal.’

Peter added: ‘I am delighted to join the partnership at Gresham. It is an exceptional boutique firm, acting for clients in high-profile commercial disputes. I look forward to contributing to the firm’s future success.’

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