We are delighted to introduce Phoebe Langridge, Senior Associate in our Litigation & Dispute Resolution group.
Having joined Rigby Cooke Lawyers earlier this year, Phoebe brings more than a decade of experience as a commercial litigator, advising companies and individuals on a broad range of commercial disputes, including contractual, trust, and shareholder disputes, as well as insolvency.
Phoebe is known for her strategic, pragmatic approach to dispute resolution, helping clients navigate complex litigation while remaining focussed on achieving commercial outcomes. She works closely with clients to develop clear and effective strategies, with a particular emphasis on resolving disputes efficiently through mediation and other alternative dispute resolution processes, including informal roundtable conferences
Phoebe joins Lead Partner Elizabeth Guerra-Stolfa, Special Counsel Tom Hoerner and Lawyer Hendrik Wise, further strengthening the firm’s litigation and dispute resolution offering.
Commenting on Phoebe’s recent appointment, Elizabeth Guerra-Stolfa said:
“Phoebe is a seasoned litigator who combines strong technical expertise with a practical, solutions-focussed approach. She has a genuine ability to cut through complexity and help clients focus on the issues that matter most, whilst ensuring that client care is always at the forefront. We’re delighted to welcome her to the team and look forward to the contribution she will make as we continue to support clients through challenging and often high-stake disputes.”
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