Craig is a Senior Associate in the firm’s Commercial disputes team. He is a commercial litigator with particular experience in managing complex multi-party disputes, often with a financial markets or regulatory element.
Craig’s experience covers both High Court litigation and arbitration under the rules of the leading international arbitration institutions, including the London Court of International Arbitration, the Swiss Chambers’ Court of Arbitration, the International Chamber of Commerce and the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.
Before joining Collyer Bristow, Craig worked at a leading US firm and a boutique litigation firm in London specialising in financial disputes.
Craig is a Senior Associate in the firm’s Commercial disputes team. He is a commercial litigator with particular experience in managing complex multi-party disputes, often with a financial markets or regulatory element.
Craig’s experience covers both High Court litigation and arbitration under the rules of the leading international arbitration institutions, including the London Court of International Arbitration, the Swiss Chambers’ Court of Arbitration, the International Chamber of Commerce and the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.
Before joining Collyer Bristow, Craig worked at a leading US firm and a boutique litigation firm in London specialising in financial disputes.
Work highlights
- Acting for a property development and investment group in a £280 million LIBOR manipulation claim against Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Bank arising from a multi-billion pound portfolio of loans and hedging products.
- Acting for a US aerospace consultancy firm in arbitration proceedings against a Saudi aerospace manufacturer in a multi-million dollar dispute under the LCIA Rules.
- Proving advice for a leading mining company on a BIT arbitration against a foreign government.
- Acting for a London Borough in a claim against Barclays Bank over £238.5 million Lender Option Borrower Option ‘range’ loans.
- Quoted in the Sunday Times in respect of the freezing of customer accounts by Revolut Bank, following on from the successful handling of a claim against the bank on behalf of a French company.
- Acting on behalf of a funder in a claim brought by liquidators against the directors of an insolvent company. The case was one of the first trials heard remotely under the Remote Hearings Protocol (COVID-19).
Qualification date: 2001
