Daniel Gleek
Solicitor-advocate — Insolvency, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Media & Entertainment, Property Litigation.
Specialist Areas
Daniel is a commercial litigator with extensive experience of High Court litigation, having had conduct of a number of high value, high-profile claims upon which he has achieved successful outcomes at trial.
He acts for individuals and companies whether they are claimants or defendants across a wide range of contentious issues. These include matters arising from contractual disputes, general tort, debt recovery, corporate litigation, intellectual property, professional negligence and insolvency.
His experience ranges from pre-action advice on straightforward debt claims to the appellate courts, having successfully obtained permission from the Court of Appeal to appeal a previous High Court Judgment.
Daniel is a tenacious litigator who has been involved in obtaining and defending against injunctive relief with international elements. At all times, he has a strong focus on achieving pragmatic and commercially sound results.
Daniel undertakes court advocacy where appropriate and has obtained the qualification for the Higher Rights of Audience.
Career Details
Daniel joined Ross & Craig in 2005 as a trainee solicitor and qualified as a solicitor in 2007.
Reported Cases
Lobster Group Ltd v Heidelberg Graphic Equipment Ltd & Anor [2008] EWHC 413 (TCC)
(Interim application for security for costs – the first High Court decision on whether a security for costs application can cover the costs of pre-action mediation)
Lobster Group Ltd v Heidelberg Graphic Equipment Ltd & Anor [2009] EWHC 1919 (TCC)
(Acting for the successful defendants / counter-claimant in a claim for £2 million and counterclaim for £500k in respect of the supply of an industrial printing press and associated finance)
Joyce v Bowman Law Ltd [2010] EWHC 251 (Ch)
(Acting for the successful claimant in a claim for professional negligence brought against solicitors instructed on a property transaction)
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Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7298 5216
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7258 1550
