Our Team

Binal is a Senior Associate Solicitor with over 13 years of litigation experience dealing with all aspects of commercial and property litigation matters ranging from contractual disputes, landlord and tenant matters, debt recovery and insolvency matters.

Her clients include individuals and companies for whom she will work tirelessly in order to ensure that a resolution is reached quickly and efficiently.

Archit Kapil is the Head of WYN Legal’s United Arab Emirates desk and an English Qualified Solicitor specialising in commercial and corporate law. Archit regularly advises clients on setting up businesses in the UAE, navigating the compliance requirements to run a business in the region and ensuring clients are best protected from a contractual and dispute resolution perspective. He is based in Dubai and works closely with the firm’s clients based in the region and in particular the Expat community.

Bhavdeep is a paralegal at WYN Legal. Having graduated in law, Bhavdeep has worked at a number of City and regional law firms supporting the litigation department. Bhavdeep plays a key role in assisting with property and business disputes.

Katharine qualified as an employment lawyer in 2009 with a well-known London practice, specialising in corporate and commercial clients.  She later worked as the sole in-house employment lawyer for a multi-million pound charity, with over 1000 staff members, overseeing all its employment law and employee relations matters.  Her focus is on advising businesses and employers on their HR and employment law needs.  This includes advising on employment status, drafting contracts from the junior end up to director level, assisting businesses with specific issues involving individual employees, providing guidance and training on running all ACAS procedures (e.g. a performance procedure), advising on general HR policies (e.g. a maternity leave policy) and advising on managing exits and settlement agreements.

Katharine is very approachable and will listen to your needs. She takes care to ensure that her advice is to the point and easy to follow.

Amy qualified at a City of London practice in 2017 and, following a move to Brighton, went on to become a Partner in a Sussex law firm. She has experience in a wide range of practice areas including:

• Civil and commercial disputes
• Property Litigation including Landlord and Tenant
• Employment litigation and settlement agreements
• Insolvency

Amy has had particular success in representing clients in discrimination claims and continues to build her practice in this area, having successfully won a racial discrimination case against the Ministry of Defence which attracted widespread media attention.

Amy is a tenacious but practical litigator. She prides herself on providing a personal and efficient service and has been regularly praised for being a supportive and effective advocate. Her clients have described her as attentive, ruthlessly driven, transparent, and responsive to change under escalating pressure. Given Amy’s broad experience, she is competent at advising on complex matters spanning different areas of law.

Having completed both his undergraduate studies and the LPC, Ali has gained experience at several law firms including regional and city firms predominantly within litigation including family, professional negligence and property related disputes

Tony is an external compliance consultant who has worked with Wyn Legal since September 2022. Tony has over 10 years’ experience in professional regulation and risk management, and previously worked for the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Reporting to our Compliance Officer for Legal Practice, Tony provides day to day advice in the core areas of SRA regulation, risk management and undertakes regular reviews of our Polices, Controls and Procedures

Jasdeep is an experienced solicitor, having acted for an impressive portfolio of clients in an array of complicated and high value commercial disputes and property disputes. His experience has seen him operate in the High Court and county courts.

Clients have consistently indicated they like Jasdeep’s coherent communication, his honesty, his efficiency and his tenacity in pursuing their objectives. Despite his experience at large commercial firms and in complex litigation, he is down to earth and affable.

Jasdeep seeks to thoroughly understand his clients’ disputes and objectives. He is pragmatic and will, where required, deploy an aggressive approach.

Before joining WYN Legal Jasdeep worked at a highly ranked Legal 500 firm in Cambridgeshire where he was promoted to Associate. He went on to join a tier 1 ranked Legal 500 firm with a base in central London assisting on high value disputes. He continued to develop his commercial disputes practice at the Cambridge office of a highly ranked Legal 500 top 135 UK law firm.

Jasdeep has also previously worked as an in-house lawyer for HM Land Registry which complements his property practice. His HM Land Registry experience makes him one of the few lawyers in the country working in private practice with such a background. This is advantageous to his clients embroiled in land disputes.

Jasdeep can assist with the following:

• Commercial disputes
• Contract disputes
• Warranty disputes
• Civil fraud (e.g. conspiracy)
• Professional negligence
• Intellectual property (e.g. passing off)
• Debt recovery
• Defamation
• Property disputes (e.g. adverse possession, rights of way, boundaries, trespass, nuisance etc)

The sectors Jasdeep is frequently involved in include:

• Manufacturing
• Engineering
• Technology
• Medical
• Recruitment
• Energy
• Private wealth
• IT
• Property/Construction

Examples of Jasdeep’s commercial disputes work includes:

• Assisting in advising on the enforcement of a Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC) Court judgment for approximately US $70 million in England, against the defendant’s assets located in England
• Assisting in pursuing LCIA arbitration proceedings relating to an unfair prejudice petition with the value of the shares in dispute averred to be c.£60 million
• Assisting in defending a law firm from an application for an administration order following the recalling of a c.£15 million loan made by its lender’s administrator
• Assisting the claimant in pursuing a professional negligence claim against his direct access junior barrister and his direct access senior barrister (King’s Counsel) for the failure to competently advise in defamation proceedings in the High Court resulting in the client’s liability going from a modest c.£5,000 payment, apology and undertaking, to a staggering c.£400,000
• Acting for a doctor in pursuing a claim for, inter alia, breach of the partnership deed following his removal from the partnership by the other partners
• Assisting a sophisticated group of clients in appealing an Arbitrator’s Award in the High Court
• Acting for the subsidiary company of a large group company in pursuing, inter alia, conspiracy claims against numerous individuals and companies for c.£350,000. Successfully settled
• Pursuing a professional negligence claim on behalf of multiple claimants against a national UK law firm for failing to revoke the Deceased’s (before he died) will in order for him to die intestate, for c.£300,000. That failure resulted in the beneficiary in the last will (upon the Deceased’s death) being entitled to the entirety of the Deceased’s estate leaving the multiple intended beneficiaries with nothing. Successfully settled out of court
• Acting for an individual in pursuing unpaid loans against the debtor and the guarantor in a family dispute. Involved complicated issues including the service of an original claim form in prison (where the prison would not permit external original documentation due to contraband policy), numerous witnesses, some undocumented loans dating back to 2006, admissibility of audio recordings etc. Matter proceeded to a successful 5-day trial with the claimant obtaining judgment for c.£200,000
• Acting for a claimant in the enforcement of a Guarantee (subject to UK jurisdiction) against entities located in Gibraltar and Cape Verde relating to a delay in the completion of a hotel resort in Cape Verde. Value was c.£200,000
• Acting for a well-known influencer in a defence and counterclaim against the agency the influencer had entered into a contract with. Successfully settled.

Examples of his property disputes work includes:

• Acting for a landowner in a dispute with his neighbour over the position of the legal boundary
• Acting for a landowner in successfully registering an area of unregistered land via adverse possession
• Acting for a management company in aggressively pursuing two home owners refusing to pay service charges, having erred in their understanding of the Transfer deed. Service charges and legal fees successfully recovered
• Acting for a landowner of commercial premises in pursuing a claim based on the position of the legal boundary with the alternative arguments being adverse possession or a prescriptive easement. Complicated matter involving the consideration of voluminous land deeds and ordnance survey plans tracing back to a common vendor