Zlatin Zlatev is a solicitor with over a decade of experience in commercial, banking, and financial law. Fully qualified to practise in England and Wales, he has advised on corporate restructuring, private equity, and financial transactions across various industries, including infrastructure, energy, and real estate. He has an exceptional ability to resolve complex legal challenges, crafting innovative and commercially sound solutions tailored to clients’ objectives.

Zlatin has an extensive background in contract law, particularly in remedies for breach of contract, loan and credit transactions, and mergers and acquisitions. His expertise extends to syndicated loans, asset-backed lending, leveraged buyouts, and fund formation. He has also led high-stakes negotiations and structured intricate financial arrangements, ensuring strategic alignment with both immediate and long-term business goals.

Alongside his legal practice, Zlatin is a respected academic, currently an Assistant Professor of English Private Law at Northumbria Law School. He has written extensively on contract law, including a forthcoming monograph on damages for non-pecuniary loss. His research has appeared in leading legal journals, such as The Modern Law Review and the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies.

Recognised for his analytical depth and strategic insight, Zlatin is adept at structuring agreements that pre-empt disputes and facilitate smooth contractual performance. He has a track record of successfully managing complex transactions, working with multinational corporations, financial institutions, and private equity firms. His leadership in multidisciplinary teams ensures that legal, financial, and operational considerations are seamlessly integrated into every deal.

Areas of law

Commercial Transactions

Corporate Restructuring

Corporate Lending

Private Equity