Chancery & Commercial
Members of chambers practise principally in the following areas:
Modern Chancery Business
- Corporate and personal insolvency, receivership, liquidations and administration;
- General company law, directors' duties and disqualification and shareholder remedies;
- Partnership law, including limited partnerships and limited liability partnerships;
- Trusts;
- Commercial property, including leasing and sale and possession;
- Wills & Probate
Commercial
- General contract;
- Commercial fraud;
- E-commerce and data protection;
Arbitration
- Arbitration, both domestic and international.
Members of chambers have experience acting both before the courts and in arbitration. We aim to provide practical and commercial solutions to legal problems and we regularly advise on alternative dispute resolution.
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Barristers
Current Awareness
Subscribe to Feed Credit Hire: Supreme Court Decision imminent in Copley v Lawn, Maden v Haller [2009] EWCA Civ 580 on whether the Defendants have permission to appeal notwithstanding the Claimants’ objections
The outcome is expected shortly of the defendants’ petition for leave to appeal from the Court of Appeal to the House of Lords, now the Supreme Court, in the much celebrated case – from the Claimant’s perspective – of Copley v Lawn, Maden v Haller.More >>
Credit Hire: Defendants petition House of Lords in Copley v Lawn, Maden v Haller [2009] EWCA Civ 580
The defendants in Copley and Maden in late July lodged a petition for leave to appeal against the Court of Appeal’s judgment in June allowing the claimants’ appeals.More >>
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