4 New Square Chambers

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With activity across the Caribbean, shareholder disputes, liquidations, and civil fraud matters remain a cornerstone of 4 New Square Chambers’ practice. Highlighted for his expertise in fraudulent transactions disputes, Justin Fenwick KC’s recent caseload includes leading Mark Cullen in DeJoria and JPD Barbuda LLC v PLH Barbuda Limited and Turbidy, an unfair prejudice and oppression claim before the High Court of Antigua concerning a real estate project in Barbuda. Graeme McPherson KC notably acted in The Armand Hammer Foundation Inc v Hammer International Foundation; Cayman Island proceedings aimed to recover control of Cayman assets. With a strong track record in appellate work, Graham Chapman KC is instructed on Trina Solar Ltd v Maso Capital Investments Ltd, which is notably the first s.238 Cayman Companies Act fair value dispute to reach the Privy Council. Daniel Saoul KC represented the UK Government in Slivnik & Others v UK Government, a claim before the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court from the 2013–2015 banking crisis.
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Leading Silks

KCs at the very top of their field, with a long-established record of market-defining cases, and widespread endorsement from clients and peers. All silks appointed in the last two rounds are listed further below.

Justin Fenwick KC
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Justin Fenwick KC
‘Justin is a real gravitas in the court room, he has deep experience and inspires confidence in clients.'
Graham Chapman KC
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Graham Chapman KC
‘Graham is responsive, accurate, and commercial when it comes to advice; he is thorough, well prepared, and clear with his written advocacy; he is outstanding on his feet with an ability to clearly articulate difficult issues and focus on what matters to a tribunal – this has been evident whether in the Grand Court or the Privy Council, he can adapt and consider his audience.’
Daniel Saoul KC
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Daniel Saoul KC
Ben Hubble KC
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Ben Hubble KC
‘Ben is a first-class choice for professional negligence matters. He is an exceptional advocate, and highly adept at winning the trust of the Judge with his calm and measured manner. Part of Ben's strength in that regard derives from the fact that he himself is always properly prepared - he never simply wings it by delegating too much to juniors. He is all over the detail and it shows. Ben is responsive, collaborative, always thinking ahead, and incredibly pleasant to deal with. ’
Graeme McPherson KC
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Graeme McPherson KC
‘Graeme is a force of nature as an advocate. He is outstanding on his feet, he has the respect and ear of the judge, and he is fearless in advocating for his clients interests. He is all over the detail of any case and knows his brief backwards. He is my go-to silk for civil fraud matters as solicitors know he will always do a perfect job.’
George Spalton KC
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George Spalton KC
‘George is excellent at getting straight to the heart of a case and focusing on the key issues in dispute. He is a very strong cross-examiner and has a great bedside manner with clients.’
Leading Juniors

Leading juniors are those with significant experience of key cases, strong market recognition from both peers and clients, and are seen as future candidates for silk.

Lucy Colter
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Lucy Colter
‘Lucy is exceptionally bright and gives clear advice. She is also excellent with clients and a pleasure to work with.’
Mark Cullen
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Mark Cullen
‘Mark is an outstanding writer and thinker. He is also highly skilled at conveying complex concepts in a succinct manner.'
Rising stars

Rising stars at the Bar are defined as barristers between four and eight years’ call who are seen as up-and-coming members of the Bar in their respective practice areas by clients and peers alike. They will already be instructed in high-profile, complex, and high-value contentious and non-contentious matters, working with and opposite more experienced leading counsel.

Emile Simpson
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Emile Simpson
'Emile is fiercely clever. He is strategic, has an impressive breadth of knowledge, and is able to advise on technical sanctions issues involving complex offshore structures. His manner with clients is exemplary - kind, considered, balanced, and assured in his view. He is incredibly responsive, impressively supportive, and is embedded within the legal team which is hugely appreciated and valued by the client.'