Daniel Travers > Jones Day > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Jones Day
21 TUDOR STREET
LONDON
EC4Y 0DJ
England

Work Department

Global Disputes

Position

Partner

Career

Dan Travers focuses his practice on complex, multi-jurisdictional commercial disputes across a number of industry sectors. He has extensive experience working on claims arising out of joint venture disputes, M&A transactions and commercial agreements, including both civil and fraud-based claims. For a number of years he has been recognized by The Legal 500 as a leading “next generation partner” in commercial litigation. His recent work highlights include working on a billion US dollar+ claim arising in the telecoms sector, leading on the defence of an offshore bank against a £400m+ claim due to go to a 7 week trial in March 2025 and a number of disputes arising from M&A transactions, including for the owners of a Premier League football club which is due to go to trial in 2024. Dan has also advised on investigations brought by regulatory and enforcement agencies, including the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Serious Fraud Office (SFO), and Department of Justice (DOJ).

Memberships

  • Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales

Education

  • The College of Law, London (Legal Practice Course with distinction 2007);
  • King’s College London (LL.M. in Commercial & Corporate Law 2004);
  • University of Birmingham (LL.B. Hons. 2003)

Lawyer Rankings

London > Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: premium

(Next Generation Partners)

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The team at Jones Day boasts a ‘incredibly impressive marriage of fastidious attention to factual detail and carefully thought out litigation strategy’ and routinely acts on commercially sensitive, complex disputes. ‘Hugely charismatic and confident practitioner’ Sion Richards heads up the team, advising on multijurisdictional investigations and high-value civil litigation. Also of note are ‘top class litigation partner’ Rhys Thomas, ‘exceptionally talented partners’ Ben Larkin and Adam Brown, and ‘very bright’ Daniel Travers. At associate level, Sarah Batley is commended for her ‘good litigation instincts’.

London > Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: civil

Jones Day‘s civil fraud team is hailed as ‘the best in the business‘, and is, in particular, ‘at the top of the field for complex cross-border fraud and asset tracing‘.  The practice is ‘full to the rafters with experienced, canny litigators‘ which includes Barnaby Stueck, an ‘absolutely first class‘ specialist for asset tracing and enforcement, contentious insolvency, and investment fund disputes, as well as ‘efficient operatorAnnabel Treadgold and Daniel Travers. Associate James Fidler is a ‘shrewd lawyer‘ who specialises in advice to clients from the Asia-Pacific region. The practice is headed by ‘crème de la crème of civil fraud lawyers in London‘, Sion Richards, who is ‘particularly strong on fraud, particularly in an insolvency context‘. The team has recently also been active in defence work for banks, which included disclosure and vicarious liability issues, and has acted for several banks from the Middle East.