Stephen Lacey

Overview

Stephen is a Knowledge Lawyer in Linklaters’ Litigation, Arbitration & Investigations department. His areas of specialism include international commercial litigation, international commercial arbitration and private international law; in which Stephen regularly produces briefing materials and delivers training both internally and to clients of Linklaters.

Stephen also advises and presents on Brexit related matters, is a member of Linklaters’ Brexit working group and is the author of written submissions made by Linklaters on the impact of Brexit on civil and commercial justice.

Some examples of recent briefing notes authored by Stephen include:

• UK/EU: Applicable law, jurisdiction and recognition of judgments in the UK – the Withdrawal Agreement, transition period, and beyond (click here)
• UK: Commercial Court reaffirms application of the Brussels I Recast’s “anti-torpedo” regime to asymmetric jurisdiction clauses (click here)
• UK: High Court considers scope of issuers’ liability for published information under s.90A FSMA (click here)
• UK: Landmark Supreme Court judgment reviews the jurisdiction of the English courts to hear tort claims against UK multinational groups (click here)
• UK: Giving with one hand and taking away with the other – the Court of Appeal revisits litigation privilege. (click here)
• UK: Court of Appeal reverses first instance ENRC decision in significant ruling on scope of legal professional privilege (click here)