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Phoebe Dean
Associate
Qualifications & Education
  • Law, University of Leeds
Admissions
  • Law Society of England and Wales
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Phoebe has gained experience in various areas of practice, with a focus on high-value professional negligence and fraud claims. She has acted for clients in arbitrations and mediations, as well as a range of English High Court divisions, in both domestic and international disputes. Phoebe also has an interest in ESG and cyber matters and is looking to develop her experience in these areas.

Background 

Phoebe joined Enyo Law in August 2015 as a Finance Assistant, later becoming the team’s Senior Finance Assistant where she developed an understanding of the business’s commercial approach whilst completing the LPC. She transitioned to Enyo’s Legal Assistant team in 2019 and completed her training contract with the firm in 2022.

Cases:
  • Acting for private clients in a multi-million pound claim involving a family estate spanning three decades.
  • Acting for an accountancy practice as third party to a professional negligence claim, which was successfully settled out of court.
  • Acting for Blockchain Optimization SA and Petrochemical Logistics Ltd in one of the earliest cryptocurrency fraud cases to be issued in English courts.
  • Acting in LCIA arbitration proceedings concerning an international banking joint venture involving fraudulent cross-border transactions worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
  • Acting in a derivative action supported by injunctions as a shareholder on behalf of a FTSE 250 company.
  • Acting for the Libyan Investment Authority in highly complicated Commercial Court proceedings against Credit Suisse International concerning fraud and corruption for values over USD100 million.
  • Acting for a global share registry in defending, and settling, a claim brought by a share plan participant in the money claims online court.
  • Acting for Cordic Group Limited, a taxi fleet management solutions provider, in a fraudulent breach of warranty counterclaim against the sellers of the business post acquisition and in a professional negligence action against its former solicitors.
  • Acting for a UK property developer in bringing a professional negligence claim against its former solicitors worth over GBP100 million.
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News
Mar 12, 2025
BNZ v Gloriavale: Contractual discretions to be exercised for a proper purpose
Introduction In a recent judgment, the New Zealand Court of Appeal (“the Court”) has signaled a possible change of approach...
Mar 5, 2025
Settle down, settle down: High Court issues first recorded compulsory mediation order
In the landmark case of DKH Retail Limited and others v City Football Group Limited [2024] EWHC 3231 (Ch), the...
Feb 28, 2025
The Privy Council upholds shareholder’s personal right to bring a claim following an improper share issue
Enyo recently acted, alongside Ogier (Cayman) LLP,  for Tianrui (International) Holding Company Ltd  in the company’s successful appeal before the...
Feb 26, 2025
The Arbitration Act 2025 receives Royal Assent
On 24 February 2025, after years of work and public consultations spearheaded by the Law Commission, the Arbitration Act 2025...