Catherine Fisher

Catherine Fisher

Managing Partner

Dispute Resolution

Catherine is the Managing Partner at Morr & Co, combining strategic firm leadership with continued practice as a litigator.

She specialises in complex commercial disputes, with particular expertise in partnership conflicts, shareholder disputes, and high-value contractual matters.

As Managing Partner, Catherine champions a client-first approach across the firm, ensuring that practical solutions and clear communication remain at the heart of every matter. She leads the development and implementation of the firm’s strategy while fostering a collaborative culture between legal, support and business services teams.

Her hands-on leadership style, developed through over 30 years of litigation experience, focuses on delivering pragmatic, commercially-minded solutions for clients while nurturing the firm’s talent and growth.

In her dispute resolution practice, Catherine is an experienced litigator and Solicitor-Advocate, and she takes a strategic yet practical approach to resolving complex conflicts. She understands that commercial disputes, particularly those involving family businesses or long-standing partnerships, require both technical excellence and sensitive handling to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients.

Qualifications & Memberships

Catherine sits as a Deputy District Judge on the South Eastern Circuit and qualified as a Solicitor-Advocate (Civil). She joined Morr & Co as a partner in 2015, having previously worked at several leading law firms including DLA Piper.

Her combined role as Managing Partner and practicing litigator gives her unique insight into both the commercial and human aspects of legal challenges, enabling her to guide both the firm and its clients toward successful outcomes.

Experience

High-value contract interpretation

Leading a multi-lawyer team in a complex contractual interpretation claim valued at over £700 million, managing an extensive electronic disclosure exercise requiring careful coordination of 18 lawyers against strict deadlines

Family business shareholder dispute

Successfully representing a shareholder director in a family business dispute involving breach of fiduciary duty and Companies Act claims, securing a £3 million shareholding buy-out

Complex commercial & employment matter

Acting for a global logistics company in a multi-faceted dispute involving passing off, misuse of company assets, and employment issues, achieving a favorable settlement through cross-practice collaboration

Contentious private client banking dispute

Successfully defending a £1 million possession and money claim brought by a high street bank involving fraudulent misuse of an Enduring Power of Attorney, negotiating a settlement that protected the client’s assets

What our clients say:

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“Absolutely fantastic. Very efficient, concise and transparent service - if only all Solicitors were like this. Kellie and her team are a credit to Morr & Co - I cannot recommend her services highly enough!”

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“Invaluable help and advice received from Chris. Without him our case could have gone on for months. We are so grateful and would highly recommend!”

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“Very thorough and professional in their approach. Explaining everything to me in terms I could easily understand and were always responsive when I had questions outside of our meetings. Plus incredibly proactive on their follow-up. ”

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“I highly recommend Morr & Co Solicitors to anyone seeking reliable and knowledgeable legal assistance. Their team truly goes above and beyond to deliver excellent client service.”

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