Dan Jewell

• Acting for a major bank in relation to a circa EUR150 million claim against a contractual counterparty under several deeds of indemnity guaranteeing the payment obligations of issuers under several Dutch and German RMBS securitisations.
• Acting for a major European supplier of energy in a circa EUR3 billion dispute with a counterparty under several gas and power contracts.
• Acting for a group of companies in relation to the first successful Part 26A restructuring plan for a German real estate development asset, with more than EUR1 billion of German law governed debt instruments restructured pursuant to the plan, as part of a multi-jurisdictional and multi-practice area team.
• Acting for an oil and gas company in an ICC arbitration seated in Singapore relating to an EPCC project in Iran, with circa USD250 million in dispute.
• Acting for an African state in defence of an UNCITRAL arbitration seated in London relating to a dispute under an English law contract, with circa USD270 million in dispute.
• Acting for an issuer of securitised notes in relation to a Part 8 claim relating to contractual construction and a subsequent appeal, seeking a declaration that a premium was not payable to fixed rate noteholders on an early redemption of notes, with circa GBP169 million turning on the issue.
• Acting for a global pharmaceutical company in defence of multi-party claims relating to competition matters.
• Acting for a Russian group of companies in a dispute before the BVI courts in relation to a joint venture agreement between high-net-worth principals concerning assets of circa USD1 billion involving a number of jurisdictions including the BVI, Cyprus, Russia, Switzerland, and Singapore.
• Acting for a global bank as defendant in a test case involving regulatory findings of misconduct in relation to LIBOR. The claimant’s case involved a claim for mis selling of interest rate hedging products and misrepresentations with respect to implied terms relating to LIBOR.
• Acting for the bank in three further cases before the Commercial Court with mis-selling and LIBOR aspects, with quantum ranging up to circa GBP50 million.
• Acting for an insurer defending a claim for additional commission brought by a union pursuant to an affinity scheme contract before the Commercial Court and the Court of Appeal, with the Supreme Court then refusing the union's application for a further appeal.

Dan trained with a London-based global law firm and spent 8 years at the firm, including two years in their Dubai office (between 2010 and 2012) where he enjoyed a mix of court work (primarily in the DIFC Courts) and arbitration. Dan returned to the firm's London office in 2012 and worked on a number of high value cases in the Commercial Court and Chancery Division, as well as high-profile investigations, and in 2014 completed a secondment to Barclays Bank PLC.