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WHITE & CASE WEST LLP | LONDON

WHITE & CASE WEST LLP are solicitors based in LONDON.

Their areas of expertise include:

  • Litigation – Other
  • Financial Advice and Services (Regulated by SRA)
  • Commercial / Corporate Work for Listed Companies
  • Commercial / Corporate Work for Non-Listed Companies and Other
  • Arbitration and alternative dispute resolution

We haven’t checked to see if they provide any services on a no-win-no-fee basis, but it’s still worth contacting them if their areas of expertise match what you’re looking for.

Only solicitors who are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority are listed on this website. This means that they must be qualified, behave ethically and follow SRA rules.

WHITE & CASE WEST LLP have been authorised by the Solicitors Regulatory Authority since 1st November 2011.

To contact the LONDON office of WHITE & CASE WEST LLP, please use the following contact details:

NameWHITE & CASE WEST LLP
Address5 OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON, LONDON, EC2N 1DW
Phone Number02075322792
Emailanna.lilley@whitecase.com
Website

The LONDON office is one of a total of 1 offices that this practice operates.

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The solicitors listed on this site are professionals who provide legal services across a wide range of areas. Only solicitors who are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority are listed on this website. This means that they must be qualified, behave ethically and follow SRA rules.

Data sourced from the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Information may be subject to change and should not be relied upon as showing real-time or up-to-date regulatory status.