Mr Alexander Pelling > Chambers of Elspeth Talbot Rice KC > London, England > Barrister Profile

Chambers of Elspeth Talbot Rice KC
XXIV Old Buildings
24 OLD BUILDINGS, LINCOLN'S INN
LONDON
WC2A 3UP
England
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Position

Alexander Pelling has very substantial experience in commercial and business disputes of all kinds.  His cases frequently have an international and/or offshore element and have been before the courts and arbitrators.

Alex has particular expertise in banking and bank payment cases (including debt factoring cases), in civil frauds and asset-recovery, and in cases involving the breach of fiduciary obligations. He is regularly involved in obtaining freezing orders and related disclosure orders against banks and other third parties.

He has also for many years acted in cases involving financial/capital markets. He has substantial experience of cases that turn on the contractual, fiduciary and regulatory duties relevant to firms and individuals operating in them. Another major area of expertise is financial derivatives (including spread bets and other contracts for differences), foreign exchange and hedge funds. He has drafted terms and conditions for spread betting and forex trading businesses.

His other areas of expertise include insolvency and related property disputes, product liability cases and all kinds of contractual disputes.

Career

Qualified 1995, Middle Temple.

Memberships

Chancery Bar Association.

Education

  • Dundee University, MA (Hons)
  • D Phil, St Edmund Hall, Oxford
  • City University, Dip Law

Leisure

Fishing, wine.

Lawyer Rankings

London Bar > Commercial litigation

(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 3

Alexander PellingXXIV Old BuildingsA joy to work with – always on point, super responsive, a great advocate, and great with clients. Just can’t fault him.

London Bar > Fraud: civil

(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 3

Alexander PellingXXIV Old Buildings

London Bar > Banking and finance (including consumer credit)

(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 4

Alexander PellingXXIV Old Buildings