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Hugo Page QC
Hugo specialises in commercial litigation, with a particular emphasis on civil fraud and tracing the proceeds of fraud. His cases often have an international dimension. He is currently working on several international legal disputes, involving foreign states and offshore companies. He has also acted as leading counsel in cases involving marine insurance, banking and aviation, and has conducted a large number of shipping and shipbuilding arbitrations.
Jonathan Arkush
Jonathan conducts a wide range of commercial and chancery litigation, with a particular emphasis on all aspects of contentious probate, including mental capacity, family provision, cross-border estates and conflicts, disputes on the validity of wills and estates and trusts.
Linden Ife
Linden is nominated by the Legal 500 directory as Insolvency Junior of the Year 2020, for the second year running. She specialises in insolvency and business litigation, featuring the liabilities of directors and office holders, the recovery of assets by office holders in an insolvency, and asset finance and ownership disputes
Neil Levy
Neil specialises in banking litigation and advising on financial transactions. He has particular experience of domestic banking transactions, having worked as part of the Lloyds Bank in-house legal team from 1987 - 1992. His field of expertise also covers professional negligence in financial transactions, insolvency and commercial disputes. Neil has regularly presented seminars and written articles on banking and commercial law topics. He is a former contributor to Paget’s Law of Banking and Wadsley & Penn on The Law Relating to Domestic Banking. Neil is the editor of a website of case summaries relevant to finance litigation at www.banknotesuk.com.
Jeremy Bamford
Jeremy specialises in commercial litigation with a particular emphasis on all aspects of contentious insolvency (corporate insolvency, LLPs, partnerships and bankruptcy), company law (including directors’ duties, shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice petitions), company directors’ disqualification proceedings and BROs, disciplinary, licensing and regulatory proceedings involving insolvency practitioners (acted for the ICAEW on boo.com) and bank recovery proceedings (charges, mortgages, guarantees and indemnities).
Niall McCulloch
Niall specialises in commercial law (including commercial fraud), offshore and international work (notably in the BVI as well as other jurisdictions), insolvency and restructuring and company law (with a particular emphasis on shareholder disputes). He regularly appears in the Commercial Court, the Chancery Division and in the BVI Commercial Court. He also regularly appears in arbitrations including inter alia ad hoc, LCIA.
Emma Read
Emma’s expertise covers a wide range of commercial and chancery work. She accepts instructions in all of Chambers’ core practice areas with specific emphasis on property, company and insolvency, commercial and banking disputes, probate, trusts and charities, and professional negligence.
Amit Gupta
Amit has a strong commercial and chancery practice with a heavy emphasis on contentious insolvency (corporate insolvency, LLPs, partnerships and bankruptcy), commercial disputes, company law (including directors’ duties, shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice petitions), company directors’ disqualification proceedings and bank recovery proceedings (charges, mortgages, guarantees and indemnities).
Chris Royle
Bailiff Barrister
Chris has wide-ranging experience in all of chambers’ main areas of work.
law of enforcement by certificated enforcement agents (formerly bailiffs) and High Court Enforcement Officers
property (including landlord & tenant), traditional chancery and commercial law
Jessica Brooke
Jessica specialises in commercial chancery litigation, with a particular focus on insolvency, property and commercial disputes. She is an experienced advocate who appears regularly in the High Court, and is frequently instructed in matters which are of a complex or urgent nature. Before coming to the Bar Jessica read Jurisprudence at Brasenose College, Oxford, and obtained an LLM in Corporate Law from University College London.
Chris Dunk
Chris joined the Leeds centre of Chambers in October 2017, and is developing a broad commercial and chancery practice. His experience includes general commercial disputes, company, partnership and insolvency law, trusts, probate and estates litigation, conflicts of law and jurisdiction, and property and real estate litigation.
Mairi Innes
Mairi is a member in Chambers’ London branch with a broad commercial chancery practice, with a particular emphasis on cases with an insolvency or property element. She is an experienced advocate who regularly appears in the High Court, County Court and the First-Tier Tribunal in the areas in which Chambers is renowned.
Samuel Hodge
Samuel became a member of Chambers' London branch in October 2019 after successfully completing his pupillage. He was called to the Bar in 2018, achieving the highest mark out of the Lincoln's Inn cohort. Before undertaking pupillage, Sam obtained a Distinction and a prize on the BCL at the University of Oxford, and graduated top of his year in Law at Queen Mary University of London.
Otis Graham
Otis joined Chambers in April 2020 upon successful completion of his Third Six pupillage. During his time at Enterprise he has gained experience across a range of practice areas, and appears regularly in the High Court and County Courts. He has developed a particular emphasis on insolvency litigation, but is well-placed to take on commercial and property work, having assisted with various high-value commercial and property disputes.
Georgia Purnell
Georgia is developing a commercial and chancery practice with a strong emphasis on insolvency and restructuring. Georgia regularly appears in the High Court and County Court and her insolvency and restructuring expertise is complemented by her commercial dispute resolution and company law practice which frequently involve jurisdictional and international elements.
Kirsty Malloch
Kirsty became a member of Chambers in October 2020 after successfully completing her pupillage under the supervision of Stephanie Jarron, Matthew Maddison and Hugo Groves. She was called to the Bar in 2018 by the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn after achieving an Outstanding on the BPTC at Manchester BPP. During pupillage, Kirsty gained experience across all areas of Chambers’ work, including assisting in a two week disclosure review.
Kirsty accepts instructions in all of Chambers’ main practice areas.
Ella Vacani
Ella became a member of Chambers’ in October 2020 following the successful completion of her pupillage.
Ella has a broad commercial chancery practice, having gained experience across the full range of Chambers’ core practice areas during her pupillage and in her own work.
Jonathan Arkush
Jonathan conducts a wide range of commercial and chancery litigation, with a particular emphasis on all aspects of contentious probate, including mental capacity, family provision, cross-border estates and conflicts, disputes on the validity of wills and estates and trusts.
Pulkit Deora (New Delhi)
Pulkit specialises in civil litigation with a particular interest in contentious insolvency, fraud and asset tracing, avoidance, corporate restructuring, minority oppression, mergers and amalgamations, commercial and property disputes, banking, and public law.