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Zachary Foster

Zachary Foster is a trainee solicitor in the firm's Construction and Infrastructure practice group. Prior to joining the firm, Zachary completed an internship in the firm’s London office. During his internship, he prepared legal guidance documents for US-based managers overseeing UK employees for a major international charities, delivered a presentation on the Digital Markets Act to the firm's competition team, and researched foreign direct investment considerations in Spain, Lithuania, and Latvia. He also assisted in drafting advice for clients regarding the legal feasibility of addressing unauthorized third-party sellers.

This is a temporary biography. A complete biography will be available soon.

Additonally, Zachary served as a paralegal in a pan-European law firm, where he assisted on a variety of high-profile competition and commercial litigation matters. In this role, he drafted litigation funding proposals and case assessments, prepared hearing bundles and supporting documentation for proceedings before the Competition Appeal Tribunal, and assisted with the preparation of witness statements, claim forms, and other key litigation documents. Zachary also conducted legal research, prepared written advice on procedural and substantive legal issues, supported case management activities, and liaised with clients, counsel, and other stakeholders throughout the lifecycle of matters.

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