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Daniel Gritten
Assistant General Counsel Litigation, Arbitration, and Employment
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Daniel Gritten is an Assistant General Counsel and deals with all claims against Hogan Lovells International LLP including professional indemnity claims and issues of professional standards and ethics.
Recommended by the directories as "composed, assiduous and with a gift for working out when to go on the attack", and "a great all-round package", he also maintains his litigation, civil fraud and asset-tracing and recovery practice and specialise in advising corporates, financial institutions and individual (including UHNWIs) on a range of disputes and asset recovery exercises.
Representative experience
Acting for the Ukrainian Privatbank on its multi-billion dollar claims against its former owners
Acting for the Kazakhstan Kagazy group, in funded litigation, to enforce a US$300m+ judgment against assets in England, Switzerland and Lichtenstein.
Acting for BTA Bank in long running, multi-billion dollar fraud claims brought against its former chairman, Mukhtar Ablyazov.
Advising the DIA as liquidator of Mezhprombank to bring claims and maintain a worldwide freezing injunction against Sergei Pugachev in support of US$1 billion+ claims.
Acting for a high-profile Russian businessman in relation to US$150 million fraud brought against him by a Russian bank in the English Courts.
Representing a global financial technology consultancy company in a £100 million+ dispute in one of the first claims to arise from the FinTech sector.
Acting for an international gaming group when it was served with a series of injunctions in a multi-jurisdictional dispute worth more than US$800 million.
Credentials
Education
- Ph.D., University of Bristol, 2008
- B.A., University of Sheffield, 2002