Michelle qualified in 1993 and worked as an insurance litigator for 12 years before moving into a knowledge role. She was the sole litigation knowledge lawyer at Clyde & Co for over 13 years. She has widespread experience of advising fee earners and clients on various aspects of dispute resolution and delivers frequent talks on the topic as well.
She has edited and contributed to several publications, including the ICLG comparative guides and Westlaw Insight series.
Michelle joined Osborne Clarke in May 2019 as the Head of Disputes & Risk Knowledge.
Insights
UK sanctions regime diverges from the EU's as government names its first post-Brexit targets
The UK has introduced regulations imposing sanctions on 49 individuals for violations of human rights in the first changes to...
Liability creep | Regulators taking aim at the top
Regulatory regimes such as competition, data protection, and bribery and corruption offer regulators the opportunity to cast the liability net...
Why suppliers can no longer rely on termination on insolvency rights
The long-awaited revamp of UK insolvency and corporate governance law has introduced significant changes to the effectiveness of termination on...
Legal privilege | When do you need to hand over a third party's documents to the regulator?
A recent privilege case provides guidance to companies served with a regulator's statutory notice relating to documents that have been...
Litigation Brief | Settlement agreements, privilege and the impact of Covid-19
In the latest edition of Osborne Clarke's Litigation Brief, we look at the impact that coronavirus is having on hearings...
UK's post-Brexit hopes for international disputes face setback
Plans to use two international regimes – the Hague and the Lugano conventions – to maintain the UK's status as...
Dispute resolution and COVID-19
In this series of articles, we look at how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the resolution of commercial disputes in...