Chantal Ottow

Associate
London

OVERVIEW

Chantal focuses on commercial dispute resolution and public law.

Expertise

A New Zealand qualified lawyer, Chantal joined Hausfeld in May 2023, having previously worked as a litigation solicitor at leading New Zealand law firm, Buddle Findlay.

Chantal offers experience in a wide range of matters involving contractual disputes, public law, intellectual property, negligence, insolvency, property and company disputes – including appearances in the High Court and Supreme Court of New Zealand. Chantal also acted on trade mark disputes in the Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand.

At Hausfeld, Chantal is acting for:
- A Ukrainian aviation business in insurance claims in respect of aircraft lost during the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.
Previously, Chantal was part of the legal team:
- Representing New Zealand Steel in relation to a tortious claim for liability for damage caused by climate change.
- Acting for Zespri Group Ltd in successfully bringing claims against former kiwifruit growers for breaches of statute and contractual obligations.
- Acting for various Banks and creditors to obtain summary judgment, liquidation and bankruptcy orders.
Prior to joining Hausfeld, Chantal worked on a range of public law matters. Her experience includes:
- Representing The University of Auckland in successfully opposing an interim injunction application brought by an unsuccessful candidate for medical school.
- Acting on a range of regulatory matters including on an investigation by the Auditor-General of New Zealand.
- Advising a variety of organisations on public law matters involving judicial review.

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Chantal Ottow

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APP fraud – key new developments in regulatory and litigation spaces

Liability for principals for failure to adequately supervise: key developments in regulatory hosting services

Test for appropriateness of multiple claimants commencing claim under single claim form, simplified

2023 Year in Review: Commercial Disputes

The High Court clarifies a genuine attempt to settle for Part 36 purposes

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APP fraud – key new developments in regulatory and litigation spaces

Liability for principals for failure to adequately supervise: key developments in regulatory hosting services

Test for appropriateness of multiple claimants commencing claim under single claim form, simplified

2023 Year in Review: Commercial Disputes

The High Court clarifies a genuine attempt to settle for Part 36 purposes

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