With lawyers qualified in the United Kingdom, United States, many of the major European jurisdictions and other parts of the world, the office has a pronounced global orientation that is reflected both in its work and its culture. Our International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice is world-renowned and has been involved in some of the largest, most complex and challenging international arbitrations to arise in recent years. Our investigations and criminal litigation lawyers advise on all aspects of criminal and regulatory investigations, working across jurisdictions on matters such as fraud, insider dealing, market abuse, bribery and corruption, cartel defense and corporate investigations. Our IP Litigation Practice advises clients across the full range of intellectual property disputes, including those relating to patents, breach of confidence and trade secrets, trademarks, passing off, domain names, copyright, registered designs and design right. Our Competition Practice advises on all aspects of UK and EU competition law, including merger notifications, cartel investigations and damages actions.
Helping companies adapt to the issues raised by the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union.
WilmerHale offers one of the world’s premier international arbitration and dispute resolution practices.
Clients trust us to protect their most important intellectual property matters.
Multinational companies, corporate executives, high-ranking public officials and in-house counsel rely on our preeminent practice and depth of experience when facing complex and challenging criminal and regulatory investigations.
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