Prince's Chambers boasts ‘a broad range of highly capable barristers at all levels of seniority’ who are active across a variety of commercial matters, from shareholder and M&A disputes, to insolvency and company law matters. It is also highly adept in international arbitration proceedings. Among the silks at the set,
Jeremy Bartlett SC is praised as an ’excellent advocate‘ and he is notable for his expertise and activity in arbitration. Among the set’s juniors,
Edward Alder, whose advocacy is ’both incisive and persuasive‘, boasts notable experience in international trade-related disputes. Of recent note, he represented the borrower in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Asia) Ltd v Interpro Manufacturing Ltd, a case concerning a claim against a guarantor around implied representations relating to complying with regulatory rules. For the ’outstanding’
Eugene Kwok, contract and transactional disputes are a key area of activity, as well as personal bankruptcies. Another key junior,
Sebastian Hughes is ‘extremely persuasive and authoritative’, and
Philip Rompotis is lauded as ‘a very effective mediator of commercial disputes’, especially those within the construction, infrastructure, finance, energy, and technology sectors, to name a few. Rompotis represented an art dealer, collector, and investor in a case surrounding a contractual dispute regarding the ownership of more than 9,000 artworks by a deceased Chinese artist (Philippe Koutouzi v De Sarthe, Yves Bouvier, Jean-Marc Peretti & Milocci Ltd).