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Philip Marshall MCIArb KC KC
Position
Consistently ranked as a leading practitioner in the field of matrimonial finance and divorce. Philip is a qualified financial remedies (IFLA) arbitrator. His cases typically involve ultra-high net worth disputes, often involving complex jurisdictional disputes and offshore corporate and trust structures. He frequently advises on and drafts high profile pre–nuptial agreements. Philip appeared in both White v White and Miller; McFarlane in the House of Lords, and represented the appellant wife in Owens v Owens before the Supreme Court. Philip is instructed by the Official Solicitor to represent protected parties in financial remedy cases in the Family Court and Court of Protection.
Career
Qualified 1989; Gray’s Inn. KC 2012.
Memberships
- Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (MCIArb)
- Honorary Life Vice President and past chairman of the Family Law Bar Association (FLBA)
- Fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL)
- Member of Resolution
- Governor (Gray’s Inn) of the Inns of Court College of Advocacy
Education
Merchant Taylors; Liverpool University (1988 LLB Hons).
Lawyer Rankings
London Bar > Family: divorce and financial remedy
(Leading Silks)Ranked: Tier 1Philip Marshall KC –1 King’s Bench Walk ‘Philip has fantastic insight and judgement. He is a tenacious advocate, who will fight his clients’ corner passionately. He is adaptive in his style and compassionate when required.’
1 King’s Bench Walk is highly regarded for its team of ‘high-quality counsel‘, and offers ‘the full range of family law expertise‘. Philip Marshall KC is a ‘persuasive and fearless advocate’, and Charles Howard KC brings ‘forensic analysis, strategic thought and sound judgement’ to cases involving high-value financial disputes arising from divorce. Among the juniors, Richard Castle has ‘superb understanding of complex financial arrangements‘, and is sought after for his strength in advising on matters involving tax and trusts issues. Richard Harrison KC, as was, is now a High Court judge.