Emma Williams

Associate
Emma helps clients navigate disputes with clarity and confidence.
Emma helps clients navigate disputes with clarity and confidence.

About

Emma is a thoughtful and capable lawyer.

Since joining Stevens & Bolton in 2023 from aleading UK law firm, Emma has worked with individuals and businesses to resolve a broad range of disputes, including contractual and partnership disputes, together with disputes arising out of the sale and purchase of businesses. Emma also has a growing interest in disputes within the sports industry.

Approachable and clear, Emma works together with clients to address and resolve disputes.

Expertise
M&A and shareholder disputes International arbitration

Experience

  • Recent work
    • Acting for a professional services firm in a high value arbitration against an international network, arising from a breach of contract
    • Representing a German company in a claim involving breaches of both a share purchase agreement and an asset purchase agreement
    • Providing strategic advice on breach of restrictive covenants in the context of a business sale
  • Qualifications

    Emma has a degree in Sociology from the University of Nottingham. She is also a graduate of the University of Law.

  • Acting for a professional services firm in a high value arbitration against an international network, arising from a breach of contract
  • Representing a German company in a claim involving breaches of both a share purchase agreement and an asset purchase agreement
  • Providing strategic advice on breach of restrictive covenants in the context of a business sale

Emma has a degree in Sociology from the University of Nottingham. She is also a graduate of the University of Law.

We collaborate with clients to find solutions and resolve disputes through expertise, trust and smart action.

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