Harry Stratton

Harry Stratton is a barrister at One Essex Court, specializing in high-stakes litigation, notably defending a Swiss bank in a £3 billion bribery and money laundering claim from Kuwait’s national pension fund, marking it as one of the largest fraud disputes in the English High Court. Stratton has prior experience as a legal advisor at Linklaters, handling significant cases including a billion-pound competition claim and various transactional matters. Additionally, Harry Stratton served as a legal adviser at Plan International, contributing to its legal operations for a major international humanitarian organization. Academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Civil Law from the University of Oxford and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice with Distinction from The College of Law Australia, supported by research assistant roles at the University of Sydney and the University of Oxford.