Andrew Lodder
Barrister
Date of call: 2012
Andrew undertakes a broad range of commercial work. As well as appearing in his own right in the High Court and County Court, Andrew has experience being led in substantial litigation and international commercial arbitration. He has a particular interest in unjust enrichment and restitution, which was the subject of his doctoral thesis, and he is the author of a leading text on enrichment (Enrichment in the Law of Unjust Enrichment and Restitution, Oxford, Hart, 2012).
Prior to transferring to the Bar, Andrew undertook his training with the State Solicitor’s Office of Western Australia (2006), lectured in equity and trusts at Keble College and St Catherine’s College at the University of Oxford (2008-2010) and practised in New York and London as an Associate at Shearman & Sterling LLP (2011). While at the State Solicitor’s Office, Andrew regularly appeared in the lower courts in Western Australia and assisted in substantial litigation in the Supreme Court of Western Australia and Federal Court of Australia.
He is also called to the Bar in the state of New York.
Scope of practice
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Agency
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Arbitration
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Asset tracing & freezing orders
- Banking & Financial Services
- Civil fraud
- Company & Insolvency
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Conflict of laws & jurisdiction
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Economic torts
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Energy, oil & gas and utilities
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Equity
(including breach of confidence and breach of fiduciary duty) -
Insolvency
- Professional negligence
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Restitution and unjust enrichment
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Sale of goods & supply of services
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Trusts including resulting and constructive trusts
