Location: New York City
This year’s conference, with a theme of ‘International Lawfare: Combining Commercial and Chancery Expertise at the Legal Frontline’, will bring together leading practitioners from across the world to explore developments and discuss strategies in international commercial chancery disputes.
The conference will be preceded by a welcome drinks reception on Sunday, 9 November, kindly hosted by Katten, and will conclude the following evening with a closing party at the sophisticated rooftop Mezcaleria, Bar Cima, sponsored by Kroll.
Chambers thanks its conference sponsors, Hereford Litigation for their generosity before and after the event.
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Ranked in band 1 in all of Commercial Dispute Resolution, Commercial Chancery, Traditional Chancery, Offshore and Trusts by Chambers and Partners, Liz’s practice sits firmly where commercial litigation, fraud and private client meet. Most of Liz’s cases involve several jurisdictions; in the last year she has been working on cases in Jersey, BVI and Hong Kong as well as a long running fraud spanning Kentucky, Australia and New Zealand. Liz is noted by clients and directories for her highly persuasive advocacy and presence in court, her attention to detail and her ability to master and control very large-scale litigation.
John has a broad commercial chancery practice, and particular experience of large-scale litigation involving trusts, fiduciary duties, and fraud and trusts, particularly with an international dimension. John is regarded as one of the leading partnership and LLP silks and has experience of a wide range of both contentious and non-contentious matters across the whole range of business sectors. A large part of his work involves issues arising from the use of partnerships and LLPs in hedge fund and private equity structures; in international commercial group structures; and as part of wealth planning strategies. A substantial part of John’s practice relates to trusts, mostly offshore, and he has appeared in the Grand Court in Cayman on a number of occasions in the last few years.
As part of a broad Chancery-Commercial practice, Daniel Lightman KC often engages with challenging and novel issues of law and civil procedure, in particular concerning shareholder disputes (he has appeared in numerous landmark unfair prejudice petitions and derivative claims), company law (including in matrimonial proceedings), insolvency, civil fraud, breach of fiduciary duty and professional negligence. Shortlisted for Company/Insolvency Silk of the year in the Chambers & Partners UK Bar Awards 2024, he is recommended in Band 1 for Silks for Company by both the Legal 500, 2026 and Chambers UK, 2026, which says: “… Daniel is at the top of his field and spots arguments that others do not. He is equally adept on his feet… Daniel is a genius and a top expert on unfair prejudice…” [He] is a true expert in his field and is impressive both in his written work and on his feet. Great with clients and a real pleasure to work with”.
He has appeared in many leading and cutting-edge company law and minority shareholder cases. Some recent examples are In re BHS Group Ltd (in liquidation) [2025] Bus LR 1639; East Riding of Yorkshire Council as Administrating Authority of the East Riding Pension Fund v KMG [2025] Bus LR 1214; Re Contingent and Future Technologies Ltd [2024] 2 BCLC 358; Re Klimvest plc [2023] 1 BCLC 388; Taylor Goodchild Ltd v Taylor [2022] 2 BCLC 27; Re Prospect Place (Wimbledon) Management Co Ltd [2022] BCC 1176; Re Dinglis Properties Ltd [2021] 1 All ER 685, [2020] 1 BCLC 107, [2020] 2 BCLC 574 and [2020] 2 BCLC 607; and Re G&G Properties Ltd [2020] Bus LR 762.
Richard has a practice encompassing litigation, drafting and advisory work across a wide range of traditional and commercial chancery, with a strong emphasis on trusts and probate (both contentious and non-contentious), related company and partnership law, claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, tax, professional negligence and civil fraud. He is ranked in Band 1 by Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2025 for Traditional Chancery, Offshore, Trusts and Matrimonial: Trusts / Tax and is described as “… one of the leading KCs, if not the leading KC for offshore trust work.”. He has appeared in many of the leading trusts cases in recent times, including Futter v. HMRC, Gany v. Khan, Wong v Grand View and Dawson-Damer v Grampian.
A truly gifted advocate, who is totally committed to the case” (Legal 500 2025). Tim has a broad commercial and chancery practice, with a particular emphasis on litigation concerning issues in respect of commercial agreements and company, international trusts and insolvency matters. He is recommended as a leading practitioner in six directories, including for the fields of commercial chancery, company, trusts, asset recovery, insolvency and offshore. He has extensive experience of claims concerning breaches of duty, in particular in respect of directors or trustees and frequently involving allegations of fraud, and of shareholder disputes. He acts in cases across numerous jurisdictions, including BVI, Bermuda, Cayman, Hong Kong and the Channel Islands. He is one of the contributors to Minority Shareholders: Law, Practice and Procedure (7th edition), where he writes the chapters on Rights Under the Companies Act 2006 and on Remedies and Valuation, and co-writes the chapter on Unfair Prejudice: the Statutory Remedy.
Matthew has a broad commercial chancery practice, with a particular emphasis on civil fraud, company and partnership and insolvency litigation. Matthew has also appeared in a number of judicial review claims and other matters raising issues of public and administrative law. Matthew has been instructed as sole counsel in proceedings before the High Court and the Court of Appeal, as well as in the Courts of the BVI, the DIFC, the Cayman Islands, Gibraltar and the Isle of Man. He is also regularly instructed as junior counsel in large-scale commercial and chancery matters both onshore and offshore. In addition, Matthew has significant experience of assisting advocates in appearances before the Royal Courts of Jersey and Guernsey.
Matthew is recommended by Legal 500 as a leading individual in civil fraud, commercial litigation, insolvency, company and partnership, and offshore. He is ranked in Chambers & Partners for civil fraud, commercial dispute resolution, commercial chancery, company and offshore, and in Chambers & Partners Global for commercial, commercial chancery and offshore.
Michael specialises in commercial litigation, property, civil fraud and professional liability. Known for his extensive trial experience, strategic focus and excellent cross-examination, clients have told Chambers and Partners: "Michael provides excellent client service. He is very bright, an excellent advocate and thoroughly enjoyable to work with."
Michael frequently appears in courts and tribunals at all levels in disputes concerning commercial litigation, property, company and partnership, banking and securities. He is currently acting in two cases in the Supreme Court and three cases in the Court of Appeal.
Michael has extensive asset recovery experience and is regularly instructed to seek urgent interim relief in freezing and proprietary injunctions, disclosure orders and associated applications to secure or locate assets.
His extensive property experience encompasses all aspects of real estate, personal property and digital assets.
Rob Mundy has a wide-ranging commercial practice and has particular expertise in contract, company, insolvency and commercial fraud disputes. He tends to be instructed in high-value and complicated litigation. He has been consistently recommended in Chambers & Partners and Legal 500, with the 2025 edition of Legal 500 describing him as “a corporate barrister par excellence who can be trusted with bet-the-company shareholder litigation”.
Rob is a practising mediator and also sits as a Recorder of the County Court. He was appointed silk in 2025.
James has a very busy commercial chancery practice with a focus on domestic and international commercial and trusts disputes. He has been recognised as a leading practitioner in those fields in Chambers and Partners, Legal 500, Chambers Global, Chambers High Net Worth, and Who’s Who Legal where he is described as a “brilliant lawyer” and a “Superstar”. James was also awarded Chambers and Partners junior chancery barrister of the year in 2023.
He regularly appears (both as sole and junior counsel) in the English High Court and has appeared several times in the Court of Appeal. He also has considerable experience in overseas jurisdictions (including as sole counsel) including Bermuda, the DIFC, the BVI, the Cayman Islands, Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar and Panama.
Marc has extensive experience of commercial and civil fraud / asset recovery disputes – especially applications for injunctions. His cases are frequently international in nature, often involving Caribbean jurisdictions and companies (most recently: BVI, the Bahamas and Cayman Islands). His practice involves appellate work and he has appeared in the UK Supreme Court twice, including conducting oral advocacy, on important appeals concerning jurisdiction, conspiracy claims and asset recovery using insolvency tools.
The Chambers and Partners guide (2026 edition) recommends Marc for three different practice areas: Commercial Dispute Resolution, Civil Fraud and Gambling Disputes. The Legal 500 directory ranks him as one of the leading junior barristers in England in both its Commercial Litigation and Civil Fraud categories.
Zahler has a broad commercial chancery practice, with a particular emphasis on contentious trusts, civil fraud and company disputes. She regularly advises on a wide range of matters, with considerable experience in large-scale trust and commercial disputes spanning an extensive range of jurisdictions.
Zahler also has a particular interest in appellate work and has appeared in the Supreme Court and the Privy Council. Zahler is a contributing author to Minority Shareholders (OUP, 7th Ed, 2024) and was awarded 'Chancery Junior of the Year' at the Legal 500 UK Bar Awards 2023.
Harry has a busy junior practice specialising in Chancery, Commercial Chancery and Art and Cultural Property work. He advises in relation to contentious and non-contentious matters, both in England & Wales and offshore. Harry is ranked as a leading barrister in the Chambers UK Bar and Chambers High Net Worth guides, which describe him as “a rising star”, and “very bright and commercial in his advice”. He has previously he received the “star junior” award at the Chambers High Net Worth Awards.
Ollie practises across Chambers' core areas of commercial chancery work, with a particular emphasis on civil fraud and contentious trusts disputes both in London and in the major offshore jurisdictions. He is recognised as a leading junior in these areas by Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500. He is described in the current edition of Chambers & Partners as an “outstanding senior junior”, who is “very good at reading what it is that clients want” and “brilliant on his feet”.
In 2019, Ollie was admitted to the Bar of the BVI.
Ollie’s current or recent fraud cases include acting for an international film Group in bringing bribery claims against its former treasury manager and FX broker; and acting for c.45 victims of an FX Ponzi scheme carried out in the US in bringing an action in dishonest assistance against the London-based FX broker used by the fraudsters.
In the contentious trusts sphere, current or recent cases include acting for the Interim Administrators of the BVI, English and Singaporean estates of a deceased Russian oligarch, acting for one of two adult beneficiaries in complex proceedings in Jersey concerning three trusts which hold a prominent global business, and several cases in the Channel Islands in which Ollie is instructed for trustees bringing claims for breach of trust against former trustees.
Sparsh is a commercial chancery barrister with a heavy focus on company, trusts and offshore disputes. A rarity for someone of his call, he is regularly instructed as sole counsel on offshore matters. Examples of his present matters include a dispute regarding the powers and duties of an interim administration of a valuable BVI estate, a claim that a settlor did not properly divest himself of the ownership of assets settled in a Cayman law discretionary trust, and a claim to breach of contractual duties regarding the management of offshore social casino gaming platforms. Sparsh has also appeared before the Privy Council twice as part of a counsel team ("Chu v Lau" [2020] UKPC 24 on appeal from the BVI, and "Perry v Lopag" [2023] UKPC 16 on appeal from the Cayman Islands). He is due to appear again (led by Richard Wilson KC) before the Privy Council in "Dawson-Damer v Grampian Trust Company Limited" (on appeal from The Bahamas). He is said to be a "pleasure to work with" and a "first-rate junior" in the most recent editions of Chambers and Partners and Legal 500.
Andrew has a busy Commercial Chancery practice across Chambers’ core areas, with interests in civil fraud and asset tracing, offshore and domestic trusts litigation, matrimonial finance, insolvency, company, and property law. Andrew particularly welcomes instructions which involve legal or factual complexity, interim remedies and allegations of fraud.
Since completing pupillage in 2023, Anneliese has been developing a broad commercial and chancery practice. She has worked on a range of private client and commercial matters involving contracts, trusts, wills, fraud, intellectual property, and art.
Anneliese brings her prior professional and commercial experience to her legal work. Before transferring to the Bar, Anneliese was a Specialist at leading international auction houses, working closely with small businesses and high-net-worth private collectors and their estates. She also holds an MBA and worked in strategy consulting and market research full-time alongside her legal studies.
Ryan has a busy commercial chancery practice across Chambers’ core areas, with a particular focus on company and insolvency law, civil fraud, intellectual property, charities and offshore trusts litigation. Prior to joining the Bar, Ryan was a solicitor at a Magic Circle firm and thus has experience of large-scale commercial disputes at all stages of the litigation process.
Matthew has a broad commercial and Chancery practice covering all of Chambers’ core practice areas, including civil fraud, commercial, probate, company, insolvency, property, and trusts disputes. He particularly welcomes instructions involving overlap between two or more of the above areas. He regularly appears as counsel (both led and unled), in both onshore and offshore disputes.
Claudia has a broad commercial and chancery practice, with a particular focus on civil fraud and commercial disputes. She joined Chambers in October 2024 following the successful completion of her pupillage, during which she assisted with cases before the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court across a wide variety of Chambers’ core practice areas.
Before coming to the Bar, Claudia practiced as a solicitor at Allen & Overy LLP (now A&O Shearman) in the litigation, arbitration and investigations team in Dubai. She trained with the firm in London (including a secondment to the Dubai office), completing seats in global banking and real estate finance; litigation and investigations; corporate pensions; and mergers and acquisitions. As a solicitor, Claudia worked on complex cross-border commercial and banking litigation before courts in the England and Dubai, international arbitrations, and investigations involving sovereign wealth funds.
Isaac joined chambers in 2025 following the successful completion of pupillage, under the supervision of Jennifer Meech, Matthew Morrison KC, Thomas Elias, Emma Hargreaves, and Michael Walsh KC. He is developing a broad commercial chancery practice across Chambers’ practice areas, including commercial litigation, company, civil fraud, private client, property, arbitration, and offshore work.
Before joining the Bar, Isaac studied Law at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, graduating with double first-class honours. He then completed the BCL at Oxford with Merit and the BVS at City, University of London with Distinction. He has been awarded multiple scholarships, including the Queen Mother Scholarship from Middle Temple.
Isaac is a non-stipendiary lecturer at Hertford College, Oxford, and a visiting lecturer at King’s College London. He has also obtained the MCIArb qualification.
Nicola is a Partner in Charles Russell Speechlys’ Corporate Restructuring & Insolvency Disputes Team and is based in Dubai. Nicola specialises in insolvency-related disputes and advisory in the UAE, and in commercial and financial disputes before the DIFC Courts.
Nicola advises creditors, debtors and insolvency practitioners on a wide range of insolvency-related matters before the DIFC, ADGM and onshore UAE Courts, including advising local and foreign office holders in their capacity as such.
Nicola has been in the Middle East since 2009 and has acted on a number of seminal insolvency and restructuring cases in the region, including Awal Bank – of which Charles Russell Speechlys is the Liquidator – TIBC, Abraaj, Gulf Petrochem and NMC Healthcare.
Matthew Sharp leads Brown Rudnick’s Tax Controversy and Litigation Group in London. His practice focuses on complex and high-value tax litigation, as well as commercial litigation involving tax. Whilst Matthew acts on a broad range of direct and indirect taxation disputes, he has particular expertise acting on employment related taxation issues. This includes employment status disputes, IR35 disputes and PAYE issues. Matthew is also sought out for his expertise in tax related trust litigation.
Ranked by Legal 500 UK and Chambers & Partners, he is recognised for his strategic, commercially focused advice, with clients commenting: “Matthew Sharp is a particular stand out individual. I have no hesitation in sending clients to him and I know that he will treat them well, as he combines client understanding with technical excellence.”. Matthew has successfully handled high-profile cases, including JTC v Garnett and Hoegh v Taylor Wessing. Email: MSharp@brownrudnick.com.
Clementine is a partner at Payne Hicks Beach specialising in private wealth disputes. She brings a corporate law background to domestic and international trust disputes and has particular experience of matters where trust and corporate issues intersect. She also regularly advises on succession disputes, particularly those with cross-border elements, and has a growing practice advising on trusts in the context of divorce.
Nicholas is a Partner and the Practice Leader of the Litigation practice in Mourant's Cayman Islands office. He joined Mourant in 2010 and has over 15 years' experience of litigation in the Cayman Islands and BVI.
Before joining Mourant, he worked at another leading offshore law firm. Prior to that, he spent over five years practising at the London Bar.
Nicholas has extensive experience in commercial litigation and private wealth disputes.
In Chambers and Partners Global 2025, Nicholas is ranked in Dispute Resolution. A source comments: "he is extremely capable and excellent in dealing with complex litigation."
Legal 500 Caribbean 2025 names Nicholas as a "noted litigator in the jurisdiction" and ranks him as a Leading Partner in Dispute Resolution.
John Minns is a Partner in GrahamThompson’s Dispute Resolution Practice Group.
His practice focuses primarily on trust and banking matters.
He acts for a wide range of local and international clients, both private and institutional.
John has been involved in some of the most significant trust matters in The Bahamas in recent years.
Angela is a Managing Director in Kroll’s restructuring practice. Angela leads the Offshore Restructuring business, where she also co-leads both The Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands businesses. She is also global lead for their Asset Recovery and Enforcement Team.
She leverages more than 20 years of experience in accounting, financial investigations, offshore asset tracing and recovery, offshore insolvency, dispute resolution, and enforcement.
Angela provides project management and litigation support to locate and repatriate the proceeds of fraud and corruption hidden in foreign jurisdictions. Angela’s clients include governments, law firms, banks, corporations and NGOs. She has led high-profile and complex investigations in bribery, corruption, malfeasance, conflicts of interest, embezzlement, and stolen or misappropriated assets.
She has been named as Global Elite Thought Leader in Asset Recovery for the last 5 years, as Global Thought leader in Investigations for the last 7 years, was nominated by her peers as insolvency practitioner of the year in 2024 and shortlisted for Global Insolvency Practitioner of the year in 2024 and 2025.
Claire is co-head of Litigation & Insolvency and Restructuring in the British Virgin Islands. She joined us in 2014 after having spent five years at another leading BVI law firm. She has extensive experience of complex multi-jurisdictional corporate and commercial litigation, trusts, fraud and asset tracing and insolvency and restructuring matters and has worked with a wide variety of clients. Claire also regularly represents clients in the BVI courts on a number of interlocutory applications including urgent applications for injunctions, the appointment of interim receivers and other forms of interim relief.
Claire has worked on some of the leading cases in the jurisdiction including the Fairfield litigation where she represented a number of banks that had invested into Fairfield Sentry Ltd which was a feeder fund into Bernard Madoff Investment Securities Limited. She has also worked on some of the largest and most complex enforcement claims in order to enforce foreign judgments and arbitral awards in the BVI.
Prior to moving offshore Claire worked at Slaughter and May and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton in London. She was called to the Bar of England and Wales in 2004. Claire was also a lecturer in constitutional and administrative Law at St Hilda’s College, University of Oxford.
Claire is recommended by Chambers and Legal 500 as a leading BVI practitioner. She is a member of INSOL and the International Women's Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC). Claire is also on the advisory board for the Trusts and Estates Litigation Forum.
Ben is a partner, and the Head of Litigation Funding, at Hereford Litigation. Before moving into funding Ben was a litigation and insolvency lawyer and advocate with over twenty-three years’ experience in private practice. He began his career with Travers Smith in London before moving offshore to work for Maples and Calder, in the Cayman Islands and the BVI. He then set up and lead the BVI litigation and insolvency team of Carey Olsen.
Sebastian Auer is a partner at Gasser Partner in Liechtenstein. He specialises in contentious and non-contentious Private Wealth Law in general. His main focus in this area are cross-border trust and foundation disputes. He is experienced in handling complex litigation and arbitration cases, often including parties in several different jurisdictions. In addition, he regularly provides advice to clients in relation to private wealth vehicles and asset planning. Sebastian regularly publishes on litigation and arbitration matters, for instance on trustee liability, the removal of organs of legal entities, the connection between ordinary courts and arbitration tribunals and is a regular speaker at international conferences. He is ranked by Chambers & Partners as well as The Legal 500. According to Chambers Europe 2024, "he is highly recommended for international cases" and "delves into detail; for a really complex issue, he would be a go-to."
Jonathan is Peters & Peters’ Head of Commercial Litigation and Civil Fraud. Jonathan has over 30 years of specialist experience focused on complex international and commercial disputes, civil fraud and asset recovery with ground-breaking experience in multi-jurisdictional emergency procedures, including asset freezing and search and seizure orders.
Jonathan also has extensive experience in large-scale competition damages claims, having acted for the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care for over 20 years in a significant number of pharmaceutical damages, fraud and cartel claims.
Jonathan’s work ranges from the conduct of internal investigations, the diversion of business opportunities and breaches of fiduciary duty to claims involving deceit, bribery and secret profits.
Sarah is a dispute resolution Partner, who qualified in England & Wales in 2014, and relocated to the BVI in 2020. She advises on a wide range of commercial litigation matters, including contractual and corporate disputes, often involving allegations of unfair prejudice, as well as trusts and estates litigation matters and a wide variety of insolvency and restructuring cases. Sarah's recent work includes acting in an application by trustees for directions in a case involving issues of capacity, and acting as part of the team advising the liquidators of Three Arrows Capital, one of the largest hedge fund insolvencies, in respect of the claims against the directors and founders, which has included obtaining a worldwide freezing injunction for one of the largest amounts ordered in the BVI. She has also represented joint liquidators in applying to unwind a transaction as an unfair preference, which went to trial in September 2025. Sarah's experience includes the recent cross-border restructuring of six BVI companies placed into "light touch" provisional liquidation for this purpose. She regularly advises insolvency practitioners on matters including obtaining sanction to bring legal proceedings or take other significant steps in the course of a liquidation. Sarah has extensive experience of applying for and challenging urgent interim relief, including proprietary and freezing injunctions, Norwich Pharmacal relief, and applications to appoint receivers or provisional liquidators. She was involved in Claimant X v A TVI Company, in which one of the first orders under the BVI's statutory provision for obtaining free-standing interim relief in support of foreign proceedings was granted.
Charlie advises high-net-worth entrepreneurs and their family offices on trust structuring, tax matters and estate planning, and her work frequently includes international tax considerations.
Her particular focuses are on international trust litigation, and advising US connected persons on UK tax issues.
Charlie was seconded to a leading law firm in Bermuda and she regularly speaks at international conferences – recently she has presented in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda and she co-chairs the Transcontinental Trusts Forum in Istanbul each year.
Charlie is recognised as a Rising Leader in the Private Client Global Elite Directory, a peer-nominated list of the world's most respected lawyers advising ultra-high-net-worth clients and is ranked in the Chambers HNW guide. She was also included in the eprivateclient NextGen Leaders list in 2024.
Fritha is a Partner at Collas Crill in Jersey, specialising in private wealth disputes. Called to the Bar of England and Wales in 2008 and sworn in as a Jersey Advocate in 2012, she has been involved in some of the Island’s most complex and high-profile trust cases.
Fritha has a busy practice encompassing both contentious and semi-contentious trust matters and advises and represents a diverse range of clients including trustees and other fiduciaries and high net worth and ultra high net worth individuals and families. Fritha has a particular interest in issues surrounding capacity and the succession to wealth by the next generation and is frequently instructed to provide Jersey trust law advice in the context of high net worth divorces.
Renowned for its breathtaking panoramic views of the New York City skyline, the Rainbow Room offers an elegant and sophisticated setting that perfectly complements the prestige of this international event. With its Art Deco decor, world-class cuisine, and a rich history of hosting distinguished gatherings, the Rainbow Room provides attendees with an unparalleled backdrop for engaging discussions, networking opportunities, and memorable moments, ensuring that this conference will be an unforgettable experience in a truly remarkable venue.
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Rainbow Room
The conference will open with welcome drinks hosted by Katten (50 Rockerfeller Plaza) on Sunday, 9 November, from 18:00 to 20:00, offering guests the perfect opportunity to reconnect and network ahead of the main event.
The conference will conclude with a closing party at the sophisticated rooftop Mezcaleria, Bar Cima, sponsored by Kroll, where guests can unwind and celebrate the day’s discussions while taking in panoramic views of New York City.
Bar Cima
Hereford Litigation is a London-based, international third-party funder and legal assets investor. Hereford provides intellectual rigour, experience, discretion and independence of thought. Hereford brings considerable experience across third party funding and special situations investing, combined with flexible and permanent capital. Hereford invests globally across a wide range of case types. The Hereford team includes two leading English KCs, six highly experienced litigation solicitors (three of whom were previously heads of litigation departments at major law firms) and the former head of special situations credit at a large investment bank. The Hereford team looks forward to meeting you all at the conference.
Kroll specialises in asset recovery and investigations, helping clients reclaim misappropriated funds through intelligence-led strategies and legal enforcement. With deep expertise in forensic accounting, financial analysis, and global investigations, we uncover hidden assets and take decisive action to secure them. As appointed liquidators, receivers, and trustees, we manage recovery processes directly, delivering measurable outcomes. Our ability to navigate complex jurisdictions and enforce legal remedies sets us apart. Whether tracing assets, executing claims, or enforcing judgments, Kroll offers a comprehensive approach to safeguarding financial interests and maximizing recoveries.
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| Name | Company |
|---|---|
| Claire van Overdijk KC | Appleby |
| Todd McGuffin | Babbe |
| Simon Thomas | Baker and Partners |
| Luke Richardson | Baker McKenzie |
| Alasdair Davidson | Bedell Cristin |
| Gabriel Adedeji | Bedell Cristin |
| Jonathan Stroud | Bedell Cristin |
| Sonia Shah | Bedell Cristin |
| Tom Wright | Bedell Cristin |
| Robert Christie | Bedell Group |
| Kellie Jones | Boodle Hatfield |
| Rebecca Foden | Boodle Hatfield |
| Simon Fitzpatrick | Boodle Hatfield |
| Gokhan Bozkurt | Bozkurt | Bozkurt |
| Stephen Palley | Brown Rudnick |
| Matthew Sharp | Brown Rudnick |
| Grant Carroll | Campbells |
| Natasha Partos | Campbells |
| Jasmin Davies | Carey Olsen |
| Jeffrey Elkinson | Carey Olsen Bermuda |
| Laura Kearns | Carey Olsen Bermuda |
| Oliver MacKay | Carey Olsen Bermuda |
| Nicola Jackson | Charles Russell Speechlys |
| Sara Sheffield | Charles Russell Speechlys |
| Tamasin Perkins | Charles Russell Speechlys |
| Andrew Peedom | Collas Crill |
| David O'Hanlon | Collas Crill |
| Nicholas Batten | Collas Crill |
| Rocco Cecere | Collas Crill |
| Fritha Ford | Collas Crill - Jersey |
| Charles Goldblatt | Conyers |
| Grace Quinn | Conyers |
| Mark Forte | Conyers |
| Robert Lindley | Conyers |
| Sally Peedom | Conyers (Cayman) |
| Lydia Danon | Cooke, Young & Keidan |
| Leanne McKeown | DQ Advocates |
| Lucinda Orr | Enyo Law |
| Joseph de Lacey | Fieldfisher |
| Peter Golden | Fieldfisher |
| Rebecca McKee | Fieldfisher |
| Jerry Jamieson | Fladgate |
| Joel Seager | Fladgate |
| Simon Goldring | Fladgate |
| Tom Bolam | Fladgate |
| Hannah Piper | Foot Anstey |
| Hannah Mantle | Forsters |
| Sarah Murray | Fox Williams |
| Sebastian Auer | Gasser Partner Rechtsanwalte |
| Catherine Naylor | Gowling WLG |
| James Sidwell | Gowling WLG |
| John Minns | Graham Thompson Attorneys |
| Paul Cliff | Grant Thornton |
| Claire Goldstein | Harneys |
| Jessica Williams | Harneys |
| Ben Mays | Hereford Litigation |
| Sam Bendit | Hereford Litigation |
| Eliad Shapiro | Herrick |
| Scott Cruickshank | HFW |
| James Drury | Interpath |
| Kristina Kicks | Interpath |
| Michael Leeds | Interpath |
| Cassandra Ronaldson | Interpath (Cayman) |
| Rachelle Frisby | Interpath |
| Seth Cumming | Joseph Hage Aaronson |
| Laura Williamson | Kennedys |
| Richard Clayman | Kingsley Napley |
| Ryan Mowat | Kingsley Napley |
| Angela Barkhouse | Kroll |
| Declan Magennis | Kroll |
| Hannah Gethin | Kroll |
| Philippa Stokes | Leeward Trust |
| Marco Turnquest | Lennox Paton |
| Claudia Scherman | LK Law |
| Charlie Maydon Grace | Macfarlanes |
| Elizabeth Doherty | Macfarlanes |
| Adam Huckle | Maples & Calder |
| Ashleigh Carr | Maurice Turnor Gardner |
| Erin Hill | McKinney Bancroft & Hughes |
| Janet Tobin | Mishcon de Reya |
| Mark Keenan | Mishcon de Reya |
| Ben Rana-Fahy | MJM Limited |
| Sophie Clarke | MJM Limited |
| Eleanor Morgan | Mourant Ozannes |
| Jessica Vickers | Mourant Ozannes |
| Nicholas Fox | Mourant Ozannes |
| Jamie McGee | Nelsons Legal |
| Nicholas Burkill | Ogier |
| Rebecca Findlay | Ogier |
| Sarah Latham | Ogier |
| Chris Levers | Ogier - Cayman |
| Matt Guthrie | Ogier - Guernsey |
| Clementine Dowley | Payne Hicks Beach |
| Michael Cash | Penningtons Manches Cooper |
| Jonathan Tickner | Peters & Peters |
| Owen Walker | R&H Restructuring |
| James Long | Rawlinson and Hunter |
| Paul Dorrans | RWK Goodman |
| Elliott Phillips | Signature Litigation (Gibraltar) |
| Claudia Upton | Simpson Thacher |
| David Edwards | Simpson Thacher |
| Amy Williams | Sinclair Gibson |
| Alex Winsley | Stephenson Harwood |
| Helena Berman | Stephenson Harwood |
| Jenny McKeown | Stephenson Harwood |
| Sue Millar | Stephenson Harwood |
| Tal Goldsmith | Stephenson Harwood |
| Joel Cohen | Stout Risius Ross |
| Niel McLarnon | Travers Thorp Alberga |
| Adam Cole | Walkers |
| Hannah Tildesley | Walkers |
| John McSweeney | Walkers |
| Steven White | Walkers |
| Richard Holden | Walkers (Jersey) |
| Daisy Boulter | Walkers Global |
| Rebecca Moseley | Walkers Global |
| Sara-Jane Knock | Withers BVI |
| Sarah Aughwane | Wither |
| Nicky Rooz | Withers Worldwide |
| Joe Kelley | Womble Bond Dickinson |
| Wendy Lin | Wong Partnership |
| Robert Crockett | Ernst & Young |
| Hadley Chilton | Cork Gully |
Zoe Gardiner (Business Development and Marketing Director).
Crystal Fernandes (Marketing Manager).
Sarah Fletcher (Marketing Executive).
Lucy Slattery (Marketing Assistant).
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