Wordley Partnership
Graham Denny is a seasoned legal professional with extensive experience in insurance and reinsurance law, currently serving as a Partner at Wordley Partnership since April 2019. Prior to this role, Graham was a Partner at EC3 Legal from July 2017 to March 2019, specializing in insurance and reinsurance matters, as well as national and international commercial dispute resolution. Graham's expertise encompasses various areas such as professional negligence, property damage, corporate liability, and financial institutions, among others. Earlier in their career, Graham held a Partner position at Holman Fenwick Willan LLP from August 2004 to July 2017 and served as a Senior Associate specializing in insurance law. Graham's academic background includes a degree in History from Cardiff University and legal education from the College of Law in London.
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Wordley Partnership
Launched in early 2019, Wordley Partnership is a commercial law firm with expertise in all aspects of dispute resolution (including international arbitration), commercial problem solving and Insurance and Reinsurance. Our Partners have advised on some of the largest and most complex disputes across the globe. Our Corporate and Commercial Team provides advice on M&A, private equity and public markets as well as commercial contracts. The Corporate Team is supported by specialists in commercial property, tax and employment. The team works for clients in diverse sectors including Mining, TMT and Wellness supporting clients through the lifetime of their businesses. With our solutions led approach coupled with our impressive sector knowledge, strength and depth of resources and our transatlantic capability, Wordley Partnership is high up the list of advisers to turn to. Our expertise has been accumulated over many years from advising boards, risk managers, general counsel of companies across many industry sectors and companies located across multiple jurisdictions. ‘Work we like, people we like, clients we like’