Serle Court Recognised in The Legal 500 Caribbean 2026: The English Bar Offshore

Serle Court is pleased to have once again been recognised among the leading offshore sets in The Legal 500 Caribbean 2026: The English Bar Offshore, achieving 42 rankings across two practice areas and 27 individually ranked barristers. The set is ranked in Tier 1 for Trusts & Private Wealth and Tier 2 for Commercial Disputes, confirming its depth of expertise across the Caribbean’s principal offshore jurisdictions.

“Serle Court is the market leader, and is always present in the big cases. Omnipresent and omnipotent in the sector.”

Highlights

  • 14 Tier 1 rankings overall, across both set and barrister recommendations; with eight individuals recognised at Tier 1.
  • Dakis Hagen KC is newly ranked in Tier 1 for Commercial Disputes.
  • Dan McCourt Fritz KC is newly ranked for both Commercial Disputes and Trusts & Private Wealth.
  • Emma Hargreaves moves up to Tier 1 in both Commercial Disputes and Trusts & Private Wealth.
  • James Weale moves up to Tier 1 in Trusts & Private Wealth.
  • Sophie Holcombe and Oliver Jones move up in Trusts & Private Wealth.
  • Stephanie Thompson, previously recognised as a Rising Star, is now recommended in Trusts & Private Wealth and Commercial Disputes.

Serle Court continues to be recognised for its strength in both commercial and chancery work, and for its depth of offshore experience across the BVI, Cayman Islands and Bermuda. Referees described Serle Court as “outstanding in commercial litigation” and “a leading set for trusts and private wealth mandates, with a deep bench of talented barristers.” The set’s “blend of intellectual firepower, strategic thinking and offshore expertise” was once again acknowledged across both contentious commercial and private client disciplines.

The clerking team was again highly praised for its service and professionalism, described as “incredibly responsive and proactive, commercially minded and always finding practical solutions.” Nicholas Hockney and Dan Wheeler were highlighted for their responsiveness and support, reflecting Chambers’ commitment to exceptional client care.

Serle Court thanks its clients and referees for their continued support and feedback, and The Legal 500 for its detailed research and recognition of our work across the Caribbean.

To view Serle Court’s full rankings and testimonials, click here.

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LEADING SET:
UK Bar 2026

WINNER:
MENA Awards 2026 - English Bar in the Middle East: Commercial Set of the Year

WINNER:
Best Chambers for Work / Life Balance 2026

SHORTLISTED:
UK Bar Awards 2025 - Chancery Set of the Year

SHORTLISTED:
Bar Awards 2025 - Chancery Set of the Year

SHORTLISTED:
Chambers of the Year Award 2025

WINNER:
Bar Awards 2024 - Chancery Set of the Year

WINNER:
Middle East Awards 2024 - Middle East-Wide Dispute Resolution: Leading UK Barristers' Set

SHORTLISTED:
Bar Awards 2024 - Intellectual Property Set of the Year

SHORTLISTED:
Bar Awards 2024 - Commercial Litigation Set of the Year

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