Law firm

Arbor Law

London, England office

About

Arbor Law describes its work as:

“Arbor Law: the Big Law alternative for founders, boards, investors, scaling businesses, regulated firms and large multinationals across the UK and internationally.”

Arbor Law, in its own words (source)

Arbor Law is a law firm with 2 offices, at London and Ras Al Khaimah, ENGLAND. The firm states that it was founded in 2019. It publishes work in litigation and dispute resolution, business, contracts and commercial, employment and workplace and buying, selling or transferring property. The firm publishes 12 people on its team pages, 12 of whom it lists in senior roles.

Practice areas

Areas of law Arbor Law lists

Sub-services the firm names on its own website: Commercial Dispute Resolution, Commercial Law, Commercial Property, Employment Law.

Locations

Offices (2)

London
20 North Audley Street, London, W1K 6WE, United KingdomLondon England W1K 6WE
Ras Al Khaimah
Arbor Legal Advisory FZ-LLC, AB-25D3, Administration Building, RAKEZ Business Zone-FZ, RAK, UAERas Al Khaimah

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People Arbor Law names on its website

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Ash CostelloPartner
Dan AdamsFounding Partner
Ed ReaFounding Partner
Eve HartleyPartner
Fabienne d'AdhemarPartner
Karl FosterPartner
Kate BennettFounding Partner
Mary CundallPartner
Nick BensonPartner
Nick KellyPartner
Paul DowPartner
Sahar FarooqiManaging Partner

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Year the firm says it started: 2019
Website: arbor.law

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Where is Arbor Law located?: Arbor Law publishes 2 offices: London, England; Ras Al Khaimah.
What kinds of matters does Arbor Law list?: Arbor Law lists Business, contracts and commercial, Buying, selling or transferring property, Employment and workplace, Litigation and dispute resolution on its own website. This page repeats what the firm publishes; it is not an assessment of the firm.
Who works at Arbor Law?: Arbor Law names 12 people on its own website, 12 of them in roles the firm describes as senior. We show the name and the role the firm itself publishes, and no personal contact details.
How do I ask Arbor Law for a consultation?: Use the request form on this page. Arbor Law has not claimed this listing, so we send your message to the general enquiry address the firm publishes, where it publishes one. We record your request either way. The firm decides whether to take it on.

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