Mathew Gullick

Call 2003
Email mathew.gullick@3pb.co.uk
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Business & Commercial Law

Mathew Gullick has a broad practice including contract and commercial work involving advice, drafting and advocacy in both the County Court and the High Court. He is regularly instructed on insolvency matters, both personal and corporate. Mathew has appeared in the High Court for the Secretary of State on several public interest winding-up petitions, and has also been instructed on behalf of the Official Receiver. He has also been instructed in partnership disputes and on business-related property matters, and has been involved in the successful mediation of commercial disputes.

Mathew has twice conducted the detailed oral examination of judgment debtors in the High Court, and has made numerous appearances in related contempt of court proceedings. He has also appeared in the High Court for a major PLC, successfully striking out a libel claim brought by a former employee, and has been instructed on the taking of an account in the Chancery Division and on commercial debt matters in the Queen’s Bench Division. In the County Court, Mathew has been instructed on numerous multi-track and fast-track business disputes, including those in which the provisions of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 and the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 have been cited, and numerous cases involving the enforcement of guarantees and indemnities.

Mathew’s analysis of the authorisation and disclosure provisions of the Companies Act 1985 relating to political donations was published in 2003.

Mathew was appointed to the Attorney-General's B Panel of Junior Counsel to the Crown in March 2012, following four years on the C Panel.