Sparsh Garg shortlisted at Chambers High Net Worth Awards 2025

We are pleased to announce that Sparsh Garg has been shortlisted in the ‘Star Junior' category at the annual Chambers & Partners High Net Worth Awards 2025.

The awards recognise the pre-eminence of lawyers and law firms in key regional jurisdictions. They reflect achievements over the past twelve months, highlighting exceptional work and notable strategic growth. Based on research conducted for the latest edition of the Chambers High Net Worth Guide, these awards celebrate the contributions of national and international lawyers and law firms throughout the region.

Sparsh is a chancery and commercial barrister with a focus on contentious trusts and estates matters, as well as company and commercial disputes. In keeping with his core practice, Sparsh has honed his expertise domestically and in various offshore jurisdictions for private client and commercial work. He has frequently been instructed in matters involving The Bahamas, BVI, Cayman Islands, Gibraltar, and Jersey. He is highly regarded in the legal directories, with clients often praising him, "Sparsh is very committed, very diligent, and delightful to deal with. His written submissions are always of the highest standard, and his advocacy is also exceptionally good."

To learn more about Sparsh's practice, make sure to visit his profile.

We would like to congratulate all those shortlisted for the awards. The winners will be announced at The Tower of London on Thursday, 10 July 2025.

The full shortlist is available to review here.

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Sparsh Garg is a chancery and commercial barrister specialising in contentious trusts and estates matters and company disputes. He has acted in complex, high-value trusts and company cases.

Sparsh is recognised in the legal directories for offshore private client and commercial work. He regularly receives instructions in The Bahamas, Gibraltar and Jersey, is called to the BVI Bar, and acts in BVI matters independently and as part of counsel teams.

In England, Sparsh is recognised as a “rising star” and “up and coming” barrister in traditional chancery and private client work. Clients describe him as “intelligent, hard-working, an innovative thinker”, as well as personable and a good team player.

In 2019, Sparsh was seconded to the dispute resolution team of a leading Gibraltar law firm, working on contentious trusts and commercial disputes. He has since continued to develop his offshore practice, acting as sole counsel and alongside other barristers.

His offshore experience includes three Privy Council appeals: Chu v Lau [2020], concerning just and equitable winding-up on grounds of shareholder deadlock; Perry v Lopag [2023], concerning appellate intervention in findings of foreign law; and Dawson-Damer v Grampian Trust Company Ltd, concerning a trustee’s duty of adequate deliberation.