Zoe O'Sullivan KC
Legal 500 EMEA Rankings 2025
Serle Court is delighted to once again be recognised as a leading set in the […]
Serle Court sponsors Essay Prize for Cambridge Law Review: Volume 10, Issue 2 | Submission Deadline, 15 December
We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Cambridge Law Review to sponsor […]
Riyadh International Disputes Week
Zoe O’Sullivan KC will be attending the upcoming Riyadh International Disputes Week (RIDW) from February […]
The Commercial Bar Association (Combar): 3rd Gulf Round Table 2025
Zoe O'Sullivan KC will speak at The Commercial Bar Association (Combar): 3rd Gulf Round Table on Thursday, […]
The DIFC Court of Appeal rules that it has jurisdiction to make freezing orders in support of pending foreign proceedings
In Carmon v Cuenda [2024] DIFC CA 003 (26 November 2024), the DIFC Court of […]
Carmon v Cuenda [2024] DIFC CA 003
Zoe O’Sullivan KC successfully represented Carmon in a landmark DIFC Court of Appeal decision confirming the Court’s power to grant freezing orders in support of pending foreign proceedings.
ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Middle East 2024
Zoe O’Sullivan KC and James Weale will be speaking at the ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Middle East […]
A Standout Year in the Chambers UK Bar 2025 Guide
Serle Court has achieved another outstanding set of results in the Chambers UK Bar 2025 guide, with rankings in 25 practice areas and 164 individual recommendations.
Case Note by Zoe O’Sullivan: American International Group v Qatar Insurance Co DIFCA 008/2024
The DIFC Court of Appeal upheld Qatar Insurance Co’s reinsurance claim in a significant judgment on US-Iran sanctions, with Zoe O’Sullivan KC acting for the successful respondent.
Serle Court sponsors Essay Prize for Cambridge Law Review: Volume 10 | Submission Deadline, 15 December
We are thrilled to announce that we have partnered with Cambridge Law Review to sponsor […]
Serle Court grows Middle East team with new DIFC registration
Serle Court has increased its Middle East practice team with the recent addition of Max Marenbon. […]
DIFC Court of Appeal grants permission to appeal on the basis that the decision in Sandra Holding is arguably wrong
In the ongoing proceedings in Carmon Reesttrutura-Engenharia v Cuenda, the DIFC Court of Appeal has […]
