Camille Brien is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution Group at Harbottle & Lewis in London. She advises on a variety of contentious issues, with a particular focus on contractual disputes in the tech, publishing, advertising, hospitality, live events, media and entertainment and retail sectors. Camille has experience handling proceedings in the High Court, but also regularly advises clients at the ‘pre-action’ stage and has experience of alternative methods of dispute resolution including arbitration, mediation and settlement negotiations. Camille has worked with a diverse range of clients across the technology sector, from innovative start-ups to more established IT service providers and a variety of ‘IP-rich’ businesses in-between. Camille has contributed to several articles focusing on tech disputes. These include pieces concerning questions as to how to allocate liability when AI is integrated into business practices and mitigating the risks associated with the same, in addition to articles breaking down the English High Court’s approach to dealing with cases involving the fraudulent appropriation of crypto-assets.
