City of London Lawyer Moves to Truro Law Firm

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Peter Singfield is the latest member of the fast expanding Financial and Commercial Disputes team at Truro law firm Foot Anstey Hancock Caffin.

Previously he was with City of London law firm Lovells in their International Arbitration, Professional Indemnity and Commercial and Consumer Banking Litigation department. He acted for banks in financial crime-related litigation and large regulatory investigations, both domestic and international. He was also seconded to Citi’s litigation team which oversaw the bank’s markets and corporate investment banking operations.

He is experienced in all major dispute resolution processes, including arbitration, mediation, proceedings before the Financial Ombudsman, investigations by the Financial Services Authority, the Serious Fraud Office and other European and American financial regulators, as well as High Court litigation.

Peter Singfield says “In the current economic condition, which is predicting gloomy times, businesses are increasingly examining their contractual arrangements with a view to saving costs and extricating themselves from potentially unprofitable arrangements. So the team at Foot Anstey are seeing a rise in commercial disputes.

“Taking pragmatic, commercial legal advice early on in this process is proving invaluable in avoiding disputes and associated legal fees for our clients.”

Editors’ Notes

Expanding law firm Foot Anstey Hancock Caffin is committed to providing a ‘buy local’ option to individuals, businesses and organisations throughout the South West and to publicly funded legal services.

46 partners and 400 staff, based in Exeter, Plymouth, Taunton and Truro, deliver a high quality service to help clients achieve their objectives.

Foot Anstey Hancock Caffin is repeatedly ranked in national directories such as the Legal 500 and Chambers. Winning the Law Society’s National Award for Excellence in Practice Standards is recognition of their commitment to the best levels of client service.

www.foot-ansteys.co.uk

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