Eleanor Holland admitted to the bar of the BVI

Chambers congratulates Eleanor Holland on being admitted to the Bar of the British Virgin Islands. Eleanor is a barrister and mediator with a broad commercial Chancery practice. She has substantial experience of litigation in the BVI Court and on appeal to the Privy Council.

Karl Anderson registered in DIFC Courts’ Register of Practitioners

Chambers congratulates Karl Anderson on being registered in Part II of the Dubai International Financial Centre’s Register of Legal Practitioners. Karl has a broad commercial chancery practice with a particular focus on banking and finance disputes, civil fraud, commercial litigation (including offshore disputes) and insolvency. He is regularly instructed (both as sole counsel and as

Daniel Kessler admitted to the bar of the BVI

Chambers congratulates Daniel Kessler on being admitted to the bar of the British Virgin Islands. His application was supported by Sharif Shivji QC, and he was represented by Tim Wright of Carey Olsen

Richard Hill QC, Gregory Denton-Cox and Emma Horner represent Michelin-starred chef

The High Court recently gave judgment in MAD Atelier International BV v Manes [2021] EWHC 3335 (Comm). Richard Hill QC, Gregory Denton-Cox and Emma Horner acted for the Defendant in a three-and-a-half week remote trial before Sir Michael Burton GBE, sitting as a Judge in the Commercial Court. The claim was brought by a subsidiary

Talk to British Virgin Islands Bar Association on Beneficial Ownership Disputes

Andrew Clutterbuck QC and Edward Crossley gave a talk to the British Virgin Islands Bar Association on Friday, 3 December 2021.  They spoke on Beneficial Ownership Disputes covering sham trusts, the presumptions of resulting trust and advancement, beneficial ownership registers, as well as issues of evidence and proof.  The talk concluded with a discussion of

Important Court of Appeal judgment on contempt and abuse

The Court of Appeal has handed down an important judgment clarifying the correct approach to committal applications for civil contempt, and the criteria to be applied in determining whether any such application is an abuse of process.  Jonathan Crow QC represented the successful appellant.  Click here to read the judgment.

4 Stone Buildings named Chancery Set of the Year 2021

We are delighted to have been awarded Chancery Set of the Year at the Chambers and Partners UK Bar Awards 2021. 4 Stone Buildings is ranked in Band 1 for Chancery: Commercial in the Chambers and Partners UK Bar guide 2022, in which are quoted as “an impressive chancery set, housing a strong bench of