XXIV Old Buildings > London, England > Set Profile
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XXIV Old Buildings
24 OLD BUILDINGS, LINCOLN'S INN
LONDON
WC2A 3UP
England
XXIV Old Buildings > The Legal 500 Rankings
London Bar > Private client: trusts and probate Tier 1
XXIV Old Buildings is a ‘well-known and reputable set with exceptional offering for contentious trust and estates work’. Elspeth Talbot Rice KC is a ‘robust and client-friendly advocate’ – she appeared in the Bermudian Wong v Grand View case before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council regarding the powers of trustees, stemming from disagreements within the family of the founders of Formosa Plastics Corporation; before the same forum David Brownbill KC represented the claimants in Perry v Lopag, who seek to challenge the transfer of a Caymanian company into a Liechtenstein trust on the basis that the settlor made a mistake regarding the rights of the beneficiaries under Liechtenstein law, which changed in a way unfavourable to them. Edward Cumming KC represents the children of Monty Python star Terry Jones in a trust and probate dispute with his second wife. Turning to the set’s juniors, Owen Curry successfully represented a man who applied under the Relief From Forfeiture Act 1982 after admitting being convicted of the manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility of his wife. Adam Cloherty KC was appointed silk in 2023.Leading Silks
2023 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
‘The clerks at XXIV Old Buildings are super, efficient and personable. James Ladbrook always goes out of his way to help.’
‘James Ladbrook goes above and beyond and is a thoroughly nice guy.’
‘XXIV Old Buildings is a top set with fantastic silks and juniors.’
‘XXIV Old Buildings is the supreme set for trust, commercial work and anything offshore, with excellent counsel at all levels.’
‘XXIV Old Buildings is an excellent set, sound ability throughout a deep bench, and consistently easy to deal with.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Aviation Tier 2
‘A go-to set for aviation disputes,’ XXIV Old Buildings‘ barristers act for airlines and lessors on the spectrum of aviation issues, including leasing matters, fatal and hull damage incidents in addition to insolvency proceedings and cargo claims. Steven Thompson KC has a broad practice that encompasses maintenance disputes, sale and purchase and leasing disputes, while Edward Cumming KC specialises in aircraft maintenance cases, with further experience in aviation regulation. Bajul Shah acted for the Qatar Airlines in its dispute with Airbus concerning peeling paint of A350 aircraft, with the airline grounding several of the type and alleging that this constituted a safety issue, a claim which Airbus denied. He also handles insolvency matters and ownership disputes. Erin Hitchens was also instructed by Qatar Airlines in their dispute with Airbus and often appears in the Commercial Court regarding summary judgements and interim applications, with Tom Stewart Coats handling a growing commercial caseload in addition to acting for airlines facing EC261 claims.Rising stars
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Testimonials
‘Very good service from all clerks and Paul Horsfield – always responsive and alive to client concerns.’
‘A first class clerking team – Paul Horsfield, James Ladbrook and Perry Brown are all reliable and friendly, able to find solutions and work with instructing solicitors to serve the clients.’
‘Very good clerks, responsive and understanding of the pressures that solicitors are under. Paul Horsfield, Perry Brown and Tommie Drury all stand out.’
‘Paul Horsfield has done a really great job since taking over. He is a pleasure to deal with.’
‘The clerks I have dealt with at XXIV Old Buildings are professional and offer a first-rate service. They are responsive and extremely helpful to any request. In particular, I have dealt with James Ladbrook and Lyndon Tiller – both of whom are easy to work with, very efficient and more than happy to help.’
‘We have a long-standing relationship with XXIV Old Buildings and work well with a number of silks and juniors.’
‘Good aviation set.’
‘A go-to set for aviation disputes, with a wide range of excellent barristers at all levels.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Commercial litigation Tier 2
‘A leading commercial and Chancery set with a strong offshore presence‘, XXIV Old Buildings consistently acts in high-stakes commercial disputes occurring throughout the world; and in addition to the set’s enviable international arbitration, insolvency and civil fraud credentials, clients additionally benefit from members’ complementary specialisms in partnership, trusts, professional negligence and aviation law. Highlights include Elspeth Talbot Rice KC acting for the ninth, tenth and eleventh defendants in a proprietary claim to the assets of Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky’s insolvent estate. In The Public Institution for Social Security v Al Rajaan, Francis Tregear KC represents a Swiss investment bank in relation to a claim for over $800m that alleges bribery and money laundering against a former investment manager and several international banks and intermediaries. In March 2023, Adam Cloherty KC, who recently acted for the claimant in Akers and others v Samba, a large-value case against a Saudi bank that raised fundamental issues on whether a common law trust can be created over civil law assets, took silk.Leading Silks
2023 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
‘Good spread of practice areas and excellent clerks.‘
‘XXIV Old Buildings is a favourite chambers – always responsive, helpful, and dedicated to getting the best advice to clients.‘
‘Paul Horsfield, ably supported by James Ladbrook and Perry Brown, are a strong and responsive team. They are very visible at key Chancery events, and their experience and guidance are always very welcome and very reliable.‘
‘The clerks are excellent, with James Ladbrook a particular standout performer.‘
‘The clerks are excellent and extremely responsive.‘
‘The clerks’ room is approachable and commercial – very strong.‘
‘XXIV Old Buildings is a hidden gem – whilst best known for traditional Chancery and offshore work, they have a real depth of talent, from silks to the most junior barrister for all nature of disputes – a go-to set.‘
‘XXIV Old Buildings is a leading commercial and Chancery set with a strong offshore presence.‘
Work highlights
London Bar > Fraud: civil Tier 2
‘A go-to chambers for civil fraud work involving complex, multi-jurisdictional disputes‘, XXIV Old Buildings also has a consistent flow of domestic fraud work, and is widely esteemed for its expertise in trusts and insolvency-related civil fraud matters. Elspeth Talbot Rice KC is currently acting in a claim that funds were stripped out of a company to render it judgment-proof; and in an important decision on the principles to apply in determining a forum challenge involving foreign law expert evidence, Stephen Moverley Smith KC represented various defendants in a claim to recover $50m of alleged bribes that were paid to an agro-chemical company’s chief executive. At the senior junior end of chambers, Stuart Adair is defending an individual who is alleged by the claimants to have induced them to invest in start-up technology company, Seed Media, by making multiple fraudulent misrepresentations.Leading Silks
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‘Paul Horsfield is always helpful and easy to come to an agreement with on fees.’
‘Paul Horsfield is excellent – very professional and approachable.’
‘Paul Horsfield, Perry Brown and Tommie Drury all know what clients need and provide an excellent service. James Ladbrook is also singled out.’
‘XXIV Old Buildings is an excellent chambers.’
‘XXIV is an exceptional chambers. They always manage to provide high-quality advice.’
‘A number of good barristers there who are doing very good work. Excellent availability of counsel and perfect cooperation with instructing solicitors.’
‘XXIV is a go-to chambers for civil fraud work involving complex, multi-jurisdictional disputes.’
‘Clever, astute and easy to work with. The chambers and its clerks always have a good range and availability of counsel.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Company Tier 2
XXIV Old Buildings is ‘the supreme set for trust and commercial work and anything offshore, with an excellent roster of counsel at all levels’. The set has built a solid reputation for company law work, which typically arises from its highly regarded practices in Chancery and offshore matters. Head of chambers Elspeth Talbot Rice KC remains a standout silk for domestic and cross-border company matters. Stephen Moverley Smith KC’s highlights include long-running case Re Genmar Resources Ltd, concerning winding up and unfair prejudice claims in relation to an oil trading business, with allegations of asset misappropriation. Stuart Adair remains a standout junior in this field, his recent work including unfair prejudice proceedings for the claimant in Excess Reserves Limited v Patel and others.
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‘The chambers and their clerks always have a good range and availability of Counsel.’
‘Paul Horsfield is doing a great job since taking over. He is very responsive and commercial.’
‘The XXIV clerks are practical and commercial, with a keen eye on the market.’
‘The clerks are all very responsive – particularly Paul Horsfield.’
‘Always helpful, easy to come to an agreement on fees.’
‘XXIV remain the supreme set for trust and commercial work and anything offshore. With an excellent roster of counsel at all levels, you know you will get good quality work and that junior/newbie barristers will be well-supported.’
‘Great set, packed with great performers.’
‘XXIV Chambers continues to offer a great range of experience and specialisms across the Commercial and Commercial Chancery disputes. I always enjoy working with its barristers, who are down to earth but with superb depth in their respective areas, which often includes ones that are otherwise hard to find the right expertise in.’
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London Bar > Banking and finance (including consumer credit) Tier 3
XXIV Old Buildings has a substantial banking and financial practice developed over three core areas, including hedge fund and structured investment vehicle work, international insolvencies involving banks and financial institutions, and claims against financial institutions relating to financial mismanagement. Stephen Moverley Smith KC has a practice spanning international litigation, especially those involving the BVI and Bermuda - he represented the defendant in Ivanishvilli v CS Life, a claim arising from a rogue trader fraud at a Swiss bank, with proceedings brought against its Bermudian subsidiary alleging a failure to discover the fraud – the claimant being former Georgian prime minister Bidzina Ivanishvili. Francis Tregear KC is noted for his ‘very good advocacy‘, and Sarah Bayliss has extensive experience of acting in mis-selling and negligence claims against financial institutions.Leading Silks
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Testimonials
‘Paul Horsfield is doing a great job since taking over. He is very responsive and commercial.’
‘A very strong set which has a number of very strong individuals.’
‘Good set.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Insolvency Tier 3
XXIV Old Buildings deals with domestic and international insolvency and restructuring cases, with members such as Elspeth Talbot Rice KC instructed on high profile liquidations and insolvencies such as the case of Gorbunova v Berezovsky where she acted for the trustees in the bankruptcy of Boris Berezovsky’s insolvent estate agent against which estate a proprietary, and other, claims are being made by the former partner of the Russian businessman, who died in suspicious circumstances in Berkshire in 2013. Stephen Moverley Smith KC and Francis Tregear KC are noted for their cross-border practice, often being instructed by clients in the Cayman Islands.Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
‘The clerks are excellent, particularly James Ladbrook.’
‘Paul Horsfield, James Ladbrook and Perry Brown are a great team, regularly attending major chancery conferences. They are very responsive and their advice on who to instruct has been consistently reliable.’
‘Excellent clerks. I particularly know Paul Horsfield and James Ladbrook. They are friendly, knowledgeable and commercial. They also go out of their way to develop relationships with their barristers’ instructing solicitors, which really helps.’
‘XXIV have superb strength in depth for insolvency work with a number of notable practitioners and a wide selection of juniors. That makes it easy to find someone to deal with short-notice work.’
‘I am a big fan of XXIV Old Buildings. Chambers as a whole has enormous strength and experiences. Chambers has always been able to service the needs of my clients exceptionally well and I am very grateful to them.’
‘XXIV Old Buildings is an excellent set. I have particularly worked with them in the contentious trusts area and always received excellent assistance. They are excellent at all levels.’
‘The set consists of a sufficient number of barristers who specialize in various areas of law, thus ensuring that clients can find suitable counsel for their specific needs. A reputable set with a commitment to excellence.’
‘Consistently good service from all clerks with whom we communicate.’
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London Bar > Partnership Tier 3
Crossing over with the set's reputation for Chancery work, XXIV Old Buildings is known for its ‘great strength’ in the partnership area, handling a full spectrum of partnership law in farming, legal and finance both domestically and abroad. Elspeth Talbot Rice KC and Alan Steinfeld KC are two silks active in partnership work, while turning to the set's juniors Helen Galley and Hugh Miall are noted for their practice covering traditional partnerships, LLPs and joint ventures.Leading Silks
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Testimonials
‘Top notch clerking – commercial and committed.’
‘Partnership is a great strength of the set.’
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Dispute resolution > Mediators Tier 4
Lyndsey de Mestre KC - XXIV Old Buildings Lyndsey de Mestre KC at XXIV Old Buildings is 'an excellent mediator. Not only is she extremely bright and knowledgeable, she also has huge empathy and is brilliant with clients'. De Mestre is a go-to mediator for both senior insolvency practitioners and specialist liquidation funders. She has also been appointed mediator in highly contentious probate matters.Work highlights
London Bar > Art and cultural property
London Bar > International arbitration: arbitrators
Leading counsel as arbitrators
London Bar > International arbitration: counsel
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London Bar > Charities
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London Bar > Professional negligence
London Bar > Financial services regulation
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London Bar > Property litigation
The English Bar Offshore > The English Bar Offshore Tier 1
‘Pre-eminent Chancery set’ XXIV Old Buildings offers clients a ‘deep bench with consistently high quality’ and demonstrable expertise in offshore jurisdictions including Gibraltar, Bermuda, BVI, Cayman Islands and the Crown Dependencies. Corporate and commercial matters, trust related work and financial based cases are among the core pillars of the set’s offshore offering. Steven Thompson KC was retained for an appeal heard in December 2022 in Ivanishvili v Credit Suisse (Bermuda) Ltd. The case involves a claim by the ex-prime minister of Georgia against a subsidiary of the Swiss bank arising out of the allegedly fraudulent actions of a rogue employee; the bank was ordered to pay over US$600m in damages by the Bermudian court. Head of chambers and in-demand silk Elspeth Talbot Rice KC is very well-known for her broad commercial Chancery practice, appearing in the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, among others. Elsewhere within chambers, offshore commercial cases are a core specialism of Stephen Moverley Smith KC with his practice emphasising restructuring, fraud, corruption and insolvency.Rising stars
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Testimonials
‘Universally helpful and commercial, Paul Horsfield and his team are a pleasure to work with.’
‘Paul Horsfield is very approachable and also extremely commercial. He really understands the need to maintain good client relations and helps us to do that.’
‘Excellent – James Ladbrook particularly stands out as a first class clerk.’
‘The pre-eminent Chancery set.’
‘One of the pre-eminent sets undertaking offshore work, with a deep bench demonstrating consistent talent and service levels.’
‘Market leaders and chambers of choice for Chancery matters.’
‘XXIV is excellent in offshore and general commercial chancery work.’
‘XXIV are one of the pre-eminent offshore sets, with a deep bench of consistent high quality.’
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Middle East: The English Bar > Commercial Tier 2
XXIV Old Buildings is well regarded for its expertise advising on matters throughout the Middle East region, with a particularly strong presence in Dubai. Steven Thompson KC acted for the defendants in Credit Europe Bank v New Medical Centre, which concerns a bank debt claim before the DIFC Courts against the backdrop of a major alleged fraud in the UAE. Before the same forum, he has also acted for the claimants in StormHarbour v Noor Bank, a dispute concerning the agreement of the sale and purchase of aircraft financing bonds, which saw a rare case of a bank seeking rectification of a written contract it signed. Other standout names include Elizabeth Weaver, Arshad Ghaffar and Edward Knight. Key changes in the set include Michael Black KC being appointed as judge in the DIFC Court of Appeal.Leading silks
Leading juniors
Testimonials
‘The clerks at all levels are excellent.’
‘Helpful and accommodating clerks that responsive.’
‘XXIV Old Buildings is a go-to set of chambers. Excellent for all commercial litigation and arbitration.’
Middle East: The English Bar > Construction
XXIV Old Buildings > Set Profile
Based in London with an annexe in Geneva, the members of XXIV Old Buildings provide advocacy and specialist legal advice in a wide range of commercial litigation and chancery matters concerning domestic and international disputes for individuals, companies, corporations, charities, regulators and institutions.
Members frequently act as counsel in litigations and arbitrations for commercial matters and are particularly strong in disputes concerning banking and finance, company, insolvency, civil fraud and asset tracing/recovery. There is a strong aviation disputes practice within the set relating to complex product liability, leasing, negligence and insurance claims. Our expertise in commercial contracts extends to complementary practice areas such as cultural heritage/art law and property disputes.
Within the traditional chancery sphere our specialist members provide expertise in trusts, probate and court of protection as well as commercial chancery business disputes, drawing on our established strengths in these areas.
The depth and breadth of the whole set at XXIV Old Buildings means we are uniquely placed in our ability to provide teams of counsel for advisory and advocacy services within both the chancery and commercial courts for complex, cross-border, and multifaceted disputes.
Members not only act as advocates before arbitral and judicial tribunals throughout the world, but are also regularly appointed as arbitrators, adjudicators and mediators.
Cross-border contentious and advisory work represents a defining aspect of XXIV Old Buildings’ practice and the set has an unrivalled reputation for offshore matters. Barristers are full members of, or have been called, ad hoc, to, various offshore and foreign jurisdictions such as; the Bars of Jersey, the BVI, Bermuda, St Vincent, the Cayman Islands, Dubai (DIFC), and other leading international financial centres such as the ADGM Abu Dhabi, and the courts in DIFC and AIFC in a judicial capacity. XXIV Old Buildings’ international presence is enhanced and supported by its highly effective office in Geneva.
Many members of XXIV Old Buildings have appeared in some of the most important cases in the UK and abroad in recent years, including in the Court of Appeal, Privy Council and Supreme Court.
We pride ourselves on our capacity for working hard with solicitors and lawyers to find effective and efficient strategic solutions to create the best possible outcomes for our clients. Clients value the practice management team’s adaptability, commercial awareness and user-friendly approach.
Main Contacts
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| Practice Management | Clerks | clerks@xxiv.co.uk | +44 (0) 20 7691 2424 |
| Practice Management | Paul Horsfield, Head of Clerking | paul.horsfield@xxiv.co.uk | +44 (0)20 7419 6201 |
| Practice Management | Perry Brown, Deputy Head of Clerking | perry.brown@xxiv.co.uk | +44 (0)20 7419 6206 |
| Practice Management | James Ladbrook, Senior Practice Manager | james.ladbrook@xxiv.co.uk | +44 (0)20 7419 6204 |
| Members of Chambers | TALBOT RICE KC, Elspeth (1990) | ||
| Members of Chambers | STEINFELD KC, Alan (1968) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BLACK KC, Michael (1978) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MOVERLEY SMITH KC, Stephen (1985) | ||
| Members of Chambers | TREGEAR KC, Francis (1980) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BROWNBILL KC, David (1989) | ||
| Members of Chambers | THOMPSON KC, Steven (1996) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DE MESTRE KC, Lyndsey (1999) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CUMMING KC, Edward (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CLOHERTY KC, Adam (2005) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KING, Michael (1971) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WEAVER, Elizabeth (1982) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GALLEY, Helen (1987) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MEAKIN, Ian (1991) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GHAFFAR, Arshad (1991) | ||
| Members of Chambers | STAFF, Marcus (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ADAIR, Stuart (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | PELLING, Alexander (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SHAH, Bajul (1996) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HUGHES, Jessica (1997) | ||
| Members of Chambers | LANGLOIS, Nicole (2008) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KNIGHT, Edward (1999) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BAYLISS, Sarah (2002) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ASSERSOHN, Oliver (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | REED, Steven (2005) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HITCHENS, Erin (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOLDEN, Andrew (2007) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CURRY, Owen (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WARENTS, Daniel (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MIALL, Hugh (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MURPHY, Heather (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KING, Kira (2011) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SHERWIN, Timothy (2014) | ||
| Members of Chambers | STEWART COATS, Tom (2014) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WAISTELL, Ben (2015) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FENNEMORE, James (2017) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HARTSTON, Catherine (2018) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PEPLOW, Alex (2019) | ||
| Member of Chambers | LAVELLE, Jessica (2019) | ||
| Member of Chambers | STRACHAN, Charles (2019) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CHAMBERS, Bethanie (2019) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SAMUELS, Harry (2020) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CARVER, Rachel (2021) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KANE, James (2021) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DAVIS, Niamh (2022) | ||
| Members of Chambers | * Door tenant | ||
| Members of Chambers | VIRGO KC, Professor Graham* | ||
| Members of Chambers | CONAGLEN, Professor Matthew* |
Barrister Profiles
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Mr Stuart Adair | Stuart has an extremely successful commercial chancery practice which focuses on commercial… | View Profile |
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Mr Oliver Assersohn | Oliver is a “truly excellent barrister” and “skilled advocate” who relishes trial… | View Profile |
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Ms Sarah Bayliss | Sarah has a well-established commercial and modern chancery practice and takes a… | View Profile |
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Mr Michael Black | Michael Black KC is an advocate and arbitrator in international commercial disputes.… | View Profile |
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Mr David Brownbill | David Brownbill KC specialises in international trust, company and financial services disputes… | View Profile |
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Mr Adam Cloherty | Adam has a broad commercial chancery practice acting in and advising on… | View Profile |
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Mr Edward Cumming | Edward is a barrister specialising in most areas of chancery and commercial… | View Profile |
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Mr Owen Curry | Owen specialises in commercial and traditional chancery litigation. He has regularly appeared in… | View Profile |
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Ms Lyndsey De Mestre | Lyndsey has been practising at the business and property Bar for over… | View Profile |
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Mr James Fennemore | James has a broad commercial and chancery practice, encompassing commercial disputes, civil… | View Profile |
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Mr Helen Galley | Helen has built up a reputation as a well-respected commercial Chancery practitioner… | View Profile |
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Mr Arshad Ghaffar | Arshad Ghaffar is a highly regarded and trusted commercial dispute resolution lawyer.… | View Profile |
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Ms Erin Hitchens | Erin has a broad commercial chancery practice and welcomes instructions in all… | View Profile |
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Mr Andrew Holden | Andrew is a chancery and commercial specialist, whose highly-regarded practice encompasses trusts,… | View Profile |
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Ms Jessica Hughes | Jessica has a broad commercial chancery practice encompassing domestic and international litigation,… | View Profile |
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Ms Kira King | Kira has a commercial chancery practice with an emphasis on civil fraud,… | View Profile |
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Mr Michael King | Michael is an accredited mediator and he regularly sits as the appointed… | View Profile |
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Mr Edward Knight | Edward’s practice centres on commercial, company and insolvency disputes, both in litigation… | View Profile |
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Ms Nicole Langlois | Nicole has a flourishing international practice and is regularly instructed in cases… | View Profile |
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Mr Ian Meakin | Ian L. Meakin has extensive experience in dispute resolution, international business law,… | View Profile |
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Mr Hugh Miall | Hugh specialises in commercial chancery matters, with a particular emphasis on complex… | View Profile |
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Mr Stephen Moverley Smith | Stephen specialises in litigation and arbitration in the fields of commercial, company,… | View Profile |
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Ms Heather Murphy | Heather is an experienced advocate with a rich and varied commercial chancery… | View Profile |
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Mr Alexander Pelling | Alexander Pelling has very substantial experience in commercial and business disputes of… | View Profile |
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Mr Bajul Shah | Bajul has a broad commercial Chancery practice with an emphasis on aviation,… | View Profile |
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Timothy Sherwin | Timothy is a chancery barrister with a practice in private client and… | View Profile |
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Mr Marcus Staff | Marcus works on a broad range of commercial and chancery matters. Prior… | View Profile |
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Mr Alan Steinfeld | “Star of the Bar” Alan Steinfeld KC is recognised in the legal… | View Profile |
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Mr Tom Stewart Coats | Tom’s experience includes general commercial disputes (both litigation and arbitration), banking and… | View Profile |
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Ms Elspeth Talbot Rice | Elspeth Talbot Rice KC has a broad commercial Chancery practice and an… | View Profile |
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Mr Steven Thompson | Steven has a commercial chancery practice with a particular emphasis on civil… | View Profile |
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Mr Francis Tregear | Francis Tregear KC is valued for his comprehensive and detailed understanding of… | View Profile |
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Mr Ben Waistell | Ben joined Chambers in 2017 and has quickly developed a busy commercial… | View Profile |
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Mr Daniel Warents | Daniel specialises in most areas of chancery and commercial work both in… | View Profile |
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Ms Elizabeth Weaver | Elizabeth Weaver has a broad commercial Chancery practice, focusing mainly on contentious… | View Profile |
Staff Figures
Practice Management & Chambers Administration : 13- Private client: trusts and probate
Top Tier Set Rankings
- Aviation
- Commercial litigation
- Fraud: civil
- Company
Set Rankings
- Art and cultural property
- International arbitration: arbitrators
- International arbitration: counsel
- Charities
- Professional negligence
- Financial services regulation
- Property litigation
- The English Bar Offshore > The English Bar Offshore
Top Tier Set Rankings
- Middle East: The English Bar > Commercial