Daniel Gore

Partner | London


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Daniel is a Partner in the litigation team.

He is a litigation solicitor specialising in private client disputes, civil fraud, contract disputes and sports matters. Daniel advises individuals, entrepreneurs, owner-managed businesses and corporate clients on complex, high-value and sensitive claims, and he is known for providing clear legal advice and practical strategies to protect their personal, commercial and reputational interests.

His private client disputes practice includes claims involving fraud, misrepresentation, breach of contract, asset tracing, urgent injunctions and cross-border enforcement.  Daniel is particularly experienced in helping clients navigate disputes involving family wealth, investment losses, business interests, digital assets and other cross-border issues requiring swift and discreet action.  
 

Daniel also advises on a broad range of business and commercial disputes, including shareholder and director disputes, insolvency and restructuring issues, contractual claims, intellectual property disputes and disputes involving proprietary technology. He works closely with clients to assess the strength of their position, preserve evidence, manage risk and pursue outcomes that support their wider objectives.

Alongside his commercial disputes, Daniel has a particular focus on sports disputes. He advises governing bodies, clubs, athletes and other stakeholders. His experience includes disciplinary, regulatory and commercial matters.  His experience is supported by his role as a Judicial Officer for the Rugby Football Union’s independent judicial panel, which determines disciplinary and regulatory issues within Rugby Union, as well as by equivalent roles with Rugby Europe and European Professional Club Rugby.

Daniel acts for both claimants and defendants before the senior courts of England and Wales, arbitration panels and specialist tribunals. He frequently works with international experts, technology providers, litigation funders and insurers to deliver coordinated solutions to complex fraud, contract and sports-related disputes.

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Me in a minute

I enjoy trying to find a practical and meaningful solution to some very difficult and emotive situations.

It is a great challenge dealing with new business sectors or personal circumstances every day but it is one which makes this particular job so enjoyable. Litigation can be a great mix between academic debate and sporting competition.

Track record

Commercial Court fraud and shareholder dispute

Advising private clients in a claim in the Commercial Court for conspiracy, deceit and misrepresentation involving the sale of shares in a technology company at an undervalue.  

Cross-border cryptocurrency ownership dispute

Advising parties in a jurisdiction challenge against claims over the ownership of a prominent Bitcoin mining company and successfully arguing that the correct jurisdiction was not England & Wales: Alimov v Mirakhmedov & ors [2024] EWHC 3322 (Comm)

Defence of claims arising from alleged director misconduct

Defending a telecommunications company in a business interruption case including claims alleging, theft of confidential information, breach of fiduciary duty and unlawful means conspiracy where directors of the business allegedly set up a competing business. 

Defending billion-dollar fraud and conspiracy claims

Defending claims in excess of $1billion involving gold and jewellery businesses and including complex allegations of a sophisticated cross border money laundering scheme: Harrington and Charles Trading Co Ltd (In Liquidation) & Ors  v Mehta & Ors  [2023] EWHC 307 (Ch), [2023] EWHC 609 (Ch), [2023] EWHC 998 (Ch), [2023] EWHC 2420 (Ch).

HMRC treaty interpretation challenge

Acting in a claim against HM Revenue and Customs involving the interpretation of cross border cooperation treaties: R(Kadas) v HMRC [2025] EWHC 3322 (Admin)

Multi-jurisdictional asset recovery dispute

Advising clients in a claim against a global financial services organisation to recover assets held by that organisation across multiple jurisdictions and held over a number of years.

Sanctions and international payments dispute

Acting in a claim involving a Russian Oil and Gas Company following the invasion of Ukraine and involving issues around sanctions, including the interpretation of control, and international bank payments: Litasco SA v Der Mond Oil & Gas Africa SA & another [2023] EWHC 2866 (Comm)

Arbitration disputes for professional clubs and athletes

Acting in various sports arbitration disputes for professional clubs and professional athletes covering claims around contractual disputes or to challenge procedural decisions by sports governing bodies.

External Publications

Admissions

  • England & Wales, 2014


Education

  • BPP Law School, Legal Practice Course

  • BPP Law School, Graduate Diploma in Law

  • University College London, B.Sc (Hons), Physiology and Pharmacology


Languages

  • English

Memberships

  • The International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property, AIPPI


Key dates

  • Year joined: 2021