Nadia Whitlock
Partner
Commercial Disputes
Called 2001
Handles shareholder and joint-venture disputes, usually where the relationship has broken down entirely and the parties still have to trade with each other. Has taken four unfair-prejudice petitions to judgment and settled a good many more at the door of the court. Will tell you when a buy-out at a fair price beats a finding in your favour.
nadia.whitlock@lexford.co.uk
Background
Nadia handles shareholder and joint-venture disputes, usually at the point where the relationship has broken down entirely and the parties still have to trade with one another.
Much of her work is unfair prejudice petitions and the valuation arguments that decide them. She acted for the successful petitioners in Halloran v Brayford Capital, where the court ordered a buy-out with no minority discount.
She is a pragmatist about settlement, and says so early. A significant proportion of her matters never reach a pleaded case.
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Nadia Whitlock
Partner
Commercial Disputes
Called 2001
Handles shareholder and joint-venture disputes, usually where the relationship has broken down entirely and the parties still have to trade with each other. Has taken four unfair-prejudice petitions to judgment and settled a good many more at the door of the court. Will tell you when a buy-out at a fair price beats a finding in your favour.
nadia.whitlock@lexford.co.uk
Background
Nadia handles shareholder and joint-venture disputes, usually at the point where the relationship has broken down entirely and the parties still have to trade with one another.
Much of her work is unfair prejudice petitions and the valuation arguments that decide them. She acted for the successful petitioners in Halloran v Brayford Capital, where the court ordered a buy-out with no minority discount.
She is a pragmatist about settlement, and says so early. A significant proportion of her matters never reach a pleaded case.
Instruct a partner directly
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Nadia Whitlock
Partner
Commercial Disputes
Called 2001
Handles shareholder and joint-venture disputes, usually where the relationship has broken down entirely and the parties still have to trade with each other. Has taken four unfair-prejudice petitions to judgment and settled a good many more at the door of the court. Will tell you when a buy-out at a fair price beats a finding in your favour.
nadia.whitlock@lexford.co.uk
Background
Nadia handles shareholder and joint-venture disputes, usually at the point where the relationship has broken down entirely and the parties still have to trade with one another.
Much of her work is unfair prejudice petitions and the valuation arguments that decide them. She acted for the successful petitioners in Halloran v Brayford Capital, where the court ordered a buy-out with no minority discount.
She is a pragmatist about settlement, and says so early. A significant proportion of her matters never reach a pleaded case.
Instruct a partner directly
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us