Aisha Zulfiqar
Overview
Aisha Zulfiqar is an associate in Crowell & Moring’s Corporate and Financial Services practices in the firm’s London office. Aisha completed a two-year rotational training contract at the firm. She works on asset-based lending matters, including general banking, restructuring, and insolvency, with experience in domestic and cross-border debt finance.
Career & Education
- BPP University, L.L.M., Legal Practice Course, 2022
- University of Birmingham, L.L.B., honors, law with a year abroad, 2019
- Solicitor, England and Wales
Aisha's Insights
Firm News | 2 min read | 07.29.26
London – July 29, 2026: Crowell & Moring's London Restructuring and Insolvency team has been appointed by Kroll Advisory in the administration of Woodville Consultants Limited (trading as Woodville Litigation Funding), a motor finance litigation funder with an estimated £330m loan book and more than 300,000 claims under its belt. The team first acted for a group of investors in successfully securing a contested administration order from the High Court and has since been retained by Kroll to assist in the wider administration process. Woodville's collapse is the latest sign of mounting stress in the litigation funding market, driven by the FCA's ongoing motor finance redress process and the resulting uncertainty over the timing and quantum of claims.
Press Coverage | 07.21.26
Woodville Forced Into Administration As Finance Claims Frozen
Publication | February 2024
Insights
Aisha's Insights
Firm News | 2 min read | 07.29.26
London – July 29, 2026: Crowell & Moring's London Restructuring and Insolvency team has been appointed by Kroll Advisory in the administration of Woodville Consultants Limited (trading as Woodville Litigation Funding), a motor finance litigation funder with an estimated £330m loan book and more than 300,000 claims under its belt. The team first acted for a group of investors in successfully securing a contested administration order from the High Court and has since been retained by Kroll to assist in the wider administration process. Woodville's collapse is the latest sign of mounting stress in the litigation funding market, driven by the FCA's ongoing motor finance redress process and the resulting uncertainty over the timing and quantum of claims.
Press Coverage | 07.21.26
Woodville Forced Into Administration As Finance Claims Frozen
Publication | February 2024
