Daniel Glover practises from London, specialising in commercial, commercial chancery, civil fraud and arbitration. He acts in high-value commercial, chancery and arbitral disputes across banking, technology, company and insolvency, professional negligence and sports.
Daniel is recognised as a Leading Junior in Technology, Telecoms, and Data Protection, with a focus on arbitration and commercial disputes, including software, IT infrastructure, and telecoms projects, technology and outsourcing contracts, data breach, confidentiality, and misuse of information claims and breach of warranty.
His practice has an increasingly international reach, with instructions connected to the Middle East, Asia, offshore and emerging jurisdictions. His work frequently involves cross-border asset recovery, urgent interim relief, and complex enforcement proceedings in the Commercial Court.
Daniel is familiar with the specific rules of procedure associated with the major arbitral institutions, including LICA (DIFC-LCIA), SIAC, SCC, ICC and other ad hoc arbitral rules specific to individual sectors.
Recent Cases include:
- Acted (unled) for a listed company in an £8 million share sale dispute involving allegations of fraudulent accounting and manipulation of technology licensing arrangements
- Acting for a Dubai-based technology company in cross-border proceedings concerning data ownership and intellectual property rights.
- Acted for management agents in a civil fraud dispute involving applications for disclosure and asset tracing in support of foreign proceedings.
- Advised liquidators in a circa £5 million claim against a European manufacturer concerning supply chain breaches and insolvency-related liabilities.
- Advised on a s.68 Arbitration Act challenge alleging apparent bias and procedural irregularity in an LCIA arbitration concerning a JVA.
