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About Graham Shear
Head Of International, Commercial Disputes & Resolution, BCLP
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25+ years' experience as a commercial litigator both in the UK and internationally.
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Specialises in deploying strategy and tactics in crisis management.
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Acts for a broad range of clients, including corporates, Banks, Financial Institutions, Governments, High Net Worth individuals and entrepreneurs.
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Advises individuals and third parties in the sport and entertainment industry on a range of issues, including finance, defamation, privacy and crisis management.
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A trusted advisor to Boards of large multinational Corporates, high net worth individuals and politicians on a range of commercial, legal and reputational issues.
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Recognised as a leader in commercial litigation, defamation, privacy and Sport Law in Chambers & Partners UK Guide and Commercial litigation, defamation, privacy, civil fraud and Sport law in Legal 500.
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Lawyer of the week in The Times.
Entertainment
​Advises individuals and third parties in the sport and entertainment industry on a range of issues, including finance, defamation, privacy and crisis management.



Commercial
Recognised as a leader in commercial litigation, defamation, privacy and Sport Law in Chambers & Partners UK Guide and Commercial litigation, defamation, privacy, civil fraud and Sport law in Legal 500.



Sports
Representations of NHL hockey clubs, Premier League, La Liga, Championship, Major League Baseball, the NBA, the NFL, the NHL and Major League Soccer, as well as the NBA itself and the NCAA.
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Graham Shear is a co-leader



Litigation & Risk
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Responsible for developing the Litigation and Corporate Risk department Internationally.
Wide range of experience including contractual and shareholder disputes, specialist rights protection, complex recoveries and professional negligence.
Advises on complex and diverse fraud and internal investigation cases, which are often multi-jurisdictional.


