Stephanie Reeves

Stephanie has considerable experience dealing with high value, complex and cross-border disputes. She has particular expertise in:

• Domestic and international contractual disputes
• Company and shareholder disputes
• Professional negligence claims
• Insurance disputes
• Insolvency and restructuring issues.

Stephanie’s expertise also includes multi-jurisdictional litigation particularly involving the US. Stephanie regularly acts for financial institutions, household names and high net worth individuals.

Recent highlights

• Advising a national bank in relation to a number of claims brought by various lenders or borrowers.
• Representing the UK defendants to Letters of Request issued by US Courts seeking evidence for use in high profile trade mark litigation.
• Representing a high net worth individual in a multi-million pound dispute involving concurrent proceedings in the Bankruptcy and Commercial Courts.
• Acting for corporate Claimants in a high value charge concealment claim against a UK firm of trade mark attorneys.
• Representing an international events company to successfully resolve a long-running copyright dispute with a prolific litigant in person by obtaining an extended civil restraint order.
• Pursuing claims on behalf of an insolvency practitioner against directors for wrongful trading and preference payments.
• Defending a national firm of property valuers against numerous professional negligence and fraud claims brought by lenders and borrowers.

Testimonials

Rising Star - Legal 500, 2022

Stephanies Reeves is "intelligent and perceptive." - Legal 500, 2021 (Rising Star) 

"Stephanie Reeves negotiates in a calm and authoritative manner; her tenacity was vital to our success." - Legal 500, 2020

"Stephanie Reeves is thorough and thoughtful." - Legal 500, 2020

"Simply excellent service." - Legal 500, 2020

"A real dynamo." - Chambers & Partners

Publications

Does what happens in the board room, stay in the board room?

English Law on the World Stage: Why London is still forum of choice for international litigants - Originally published on Lexology, July 2017

The new FOS regime is here - what YOU need to know.