We are delighted to report another successful year of rankings across chambers in the Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2023. Chambers has 79 ranked barristers across 8 departments. We are particularly delighted to again be recognised in Band 1 as a leading chambers in Chancery: Commercial. The full list of categories in which we
We are delighted to announce that Charles Marquand has been appointed to the Panel of Recognised International Market Experts in Finance (P.R.I.M.E Finance), as a dispute resolution expert. PRIME Finance arbitrations are administered by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague, the world’s oldest arbitral institution. Charles Marquand sits as an arbitrator in financial
4 Stone Buildings is proud to become a signatory to the Women in Law Pledge. We are committed to the progress of equality, elimination of sex discrimination and pledge to make positive change for the legal profession. The Women in Law Pledge is a collaboration created by the Bar Council of England and Wales, The Law Society, and the Chartered Institute
Under BVI insolvency law a winding-up application must be determined within six months, a period which can be extended prospectively but not retrospectively. If time expires the winding-up application is by statute deemed dismissed. In a recent judgment, the BVI High Court (Wallbank J) decided what should be done when a winding-up application is deemed
The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in a long-running dispute over the control of an English subsidiary, Koza Limited v. Koza Altin Isletmeleri AS [2022] EWCA Civ 1284. Jonathan Crow KC successfully represented the Turkish parent company against a challenge on public policy grounds to the English court’s recognition of the Turkish directors’
We are delighted to announce that Ben Lashmar won the award for Clerk of the Year 2022 at the Legal 500 Bar Awards, held on Wednesday 5th October. Congratulations Ben, thoroughly deserved!
Judgment has today been handed down in Sahota v Sohal and Ors [2022] EWHC 2459 (Ch). Karl Anderson represented the Second and Third Defendants, who successfully argued that two deeds of trust validly created an equitable interest in a London property in favour of the Third Defendant, and were not shams or illusory trusts. The judgment contains
We are delighted to announce that Paul Greenwood has been appointed as an Insolvency and Companies Court Judge effective from 11 October 2022, having been acting as a Deputy ICC Judge since 2020. Paul will be known as Insolvency and Companies Court Judge Greenwood. Further information on Paul’s appointment can be found on the judiciary
We are delighted to be publishing a new book entitled “Commercial and Insolvency Litigation in the DIFC 2022”. The book follows on from the success of last year’s publication “Litigating the consequences of Covid-19 in the DIFC” and has been authored by a large group of our members with extensive DIFC experience between them. The
The Cayman Islands Court of Appeal has handed down judgment In the Matter of Changyou.Com Limited dealing with the question whether minority shareholders are entitled to bring proceedings for court appraisal of the fair value of their shares in a short-form merger. Jonathan Crow KC represented the company. Click here for a copy of the
