Daniel practices across the full spectrum of commercial litigation, with a focus on complex, high-value, and multi-jurisdictional disputes.
His practice spans Chambers core commercial areas, including company and shareholder disputes, civil fraud, insolvency, insurance and reinsurance, and technology-related litigation. He is frequently instructed in matters involving breach of duty, misrepresentation, conspiracy, and urgent interim relief such as freezing orders, proprietary injunctions and enforcement actions.
Recent cases include:
- Acted for a listed company in an £8 million share sale dispute involving fraudulent trading accounts and technology licensing manipulation.
- Acted for respondents in director disqualification proceedings involving insolvency and competition law breaches.
- Acted for Management Agents in a £5 million fraud dispute involving disclosure in aid of foreign proceedings.
- Acting for a Dubai-based tech business in cross-border proceedings concerning data ownership and emergency injunctive relief.
- Advised liquidators in a £5m claim against a European manufacturer over supply chain breaches
In addition, Daniel has experience in commercial arbitrations and is well-versed in proceedings under LCIA, ICC, ICSID, CIArb, and ad hoc rules, and has experience in set-aside applications, jurisdictional disputes, and sports-related arbitrations.
