Our Barristers
  • Overview

    Hermione is a barrister with a multifaceted chancery commercial practice both domestic and offshore. She was called to the Bar in England and Wales in 2008 and in 2014 she was admitted as a Barrister in the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court of the Territory of the Virgin Islands. Her areas of practice comprise commercial litigation, trusts and estates, company, insolvency and property law. In circumstances where few cases fall neatly into one category, clients find her experience across a broad range of areas, combined with her time offshore, invaluable from a strategic, practical as well as legal perspective.

    Hermione’s domestic practice has been enhanced by her international experience. She has worked in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Hong Kong and Guernsey, doing cross-border litigation and remains able to practice BVI law given her current BVI practising certificate. Such experience at the “coal face” and moreover working in-house as part of a team, ensures that Hermione is a well-rounded litigator who genuinely adds value.

    At the heart of Hermione’s ethos as a barrister is a genuine care and concern for her clients. It is important to her that she is perceived as approachable and empathetic, as well as capable of delivering technical excellence and tenacious advocacy. Hermione has an excellent eye for detail and has a strategic, meticulous and sensitive approach to the detail of a case. She is described as an articulate and effective advocate who is able to present her arguments cogently and think on her feet. As a natural problem solver, Hermione systematically identifies solutions for the benefit and for the protection of her client’s best interests in order to secure their objectives.

    Hermione’s ten years at the commercial and chancery Bar in England, combined with her time offshore, equips her to offer clients a high level of technical expertise. This experience, in conjunction with her instinctive commercial acumen, commitment and tenacity, enables Hermione to deliver legal advice that instils confidence in and loyalty from her clients. Finally, she is a contributor to Williams, Mortimer & Sunnucks on Executors, Administrators and Probate (21st ed, Sweet & Maxwell) and as well as the Company Law Encyclopaedia (Lexis Nexus).

  • Commercial Litigation

    Hermione’s commercial litigation practice includes contractual disputes, professional negligence, civil fraud and asset-tracing claims, shareholder disputes, claims brought both by and against directors, enforcement of foreign judgments and the associated freezing, disclosure and Norwich Pharmacal orders, set aside and summary judgment applications.

    She works with law firms, banks and fiduciary service providers throughout the world with respect to large multijurisdictional transactions and disputes. Hermione is instructed to appear in both the High Court and County Court whether as both sole or junior counsel, whether to obtain interlocutory relief (ex and inter partes) or as part of substantive proceedings.

    Experience includes:

    • Candy Ventures SARL v Aaqua BV; Aaquaverse PTE and Robert Bonnier; acting for the Defendants in their defence to a claim of fraudulent misrepresentation and deceit; acting for the Defendants in connection with an inquiry as to damages arising from wrongly obtained WFOs;
    • Stanislav Gromov v Rose Group Ltd (1) VEB.RF (2) RGI Residential Holdings Limited (3);  acting for the Second Defendant in its defence to a claim for unlawful means conspiracy brought in the Royal Court in Guernsey, including pursuing applications to strike out the claim on jurisdictional grounds and to set aside an anti-anti-suit injunction;
    • Howes Percival LLP v Stephen Hunt; acting for the claimant law firm in proceedings against a former Trustee in Bankruptcy for unpaid fees. Involved in all stages of the proceedings, which have now progressed to involve an application under section 304 of the Insolvency Act 1986 as defendant TIB obtained is release before proceedings were issued;
    • Acting for a BVI Company in a shareholders disputes: petition for unfair prejudice and an alternative petition to wind up the defendant company on just and equitable grounds – including advising on merits, drafting proceedings and handling the day to day contact with client and running of the case. Matter is extant.
    • Acting for a claimant law firm in proceedings against a former Trustee in Bankruptcy for unpaid fees. Involved in all stages of the proceedings, which have now progressed to involve an application under section 304 of the Insolvency Act 1986 as defendant TIB obtained is release before proceedings were issued. Instructed to advise on merits, settle the application and attend the hearings as sole counsel.
    • Acting for 50% shareholder and a director of an English company in proceedings for unfair prejudice – seeking buy-out order. Advising on merits, drafting letter of claim and the petition. Potential parallel proceedings on the employment side. Matter is extant.
    • Acting as junior counsel for Alderney Commission for Renewable Energy in its dispute with Alderney Renewable Energy Ltd. This was a high profile contractual dispute in the Channel Islands which included a dispute about the nature of ARE’s statutory licence. I prepared the case all the way up to a five day trial and handled the day to day running of the litigation. As publicised in the media, the parties agreed terms of settlement the day before trial.
    • Acting as sole counsel for Kent County Council in the Queen’s Bench Division in case involving allegations of breach of contract, fraudulent misrepresentation, breach of duty and misfeasance. This is an ongoing matter.
    • Acting for a software and IT company in an ongoing contractual dispute with a customer; included advice on restructuring and a possible CVA.
    • Advising a law firm on a case involving a former partner (also director of the firm, which was converted into a limited company) for breach of his duties as a director.
    • Advising a company on whether to bring a claim for misrepresentation.
    • Dealing with various applications under the Insolvency Act 1986, including applications to annul a bankruptcy; validation orders; winding up application.
    • Acting as sole counsel for the respondent company in a five day unfair dismissal and breach of contract trial.
    • Being retained to work in-house on a contractual dispute in the Companies Court involving negligent misstatement and interpretation of Heads of Terms in the context of a failed reverse takeover; responsible for day to day conduct of the file including all client contact, correspondence with adverse parties and court; proofing witnesses for the trial and drafting all witness statements, settling applications for security for costs, disclosure orders, extension of time, drafting written submissions for hearing of applications and attending court as sole counsel.
    • Successfully defending an application to inspect and take copies of seven sets of bankruptcy proceedings that the applicant sought to adduce in three sets of proceedings in Nairobi. Application resisted on the grounds forum non conveniens and in the alternative that the respondent could point to “countervailing prejudice” (Franbar Holdings Ltd v Patel [2005] EWHC 3048).
    • Care and conduct of proceedings for a SPV in New York (set up to purchase sovereign debt claims) in relation to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards against a State Entity; including the initial merits assessment and reviewing evidence of the State’s alleged beneficial interests in BVI assets and the defence of sovereign immunity.
    • Successfully restraining the advertisement of a petition in the High Court on the grounds that the debt was disputed on genuine and substantial grounds (Vos J).
    • Obtaining a final injunction in the High Court for the freeholder of The Shard in London before Asplin J, having first secured the desired relief ex parte (out of hours) before Henderson J and then on an interim basis before Mann J. The case also involved applications for substituted service due to the avoidance tactics deployed by the foreign defendant.
    • Acting for national mortgage-lending companies in relation to claims for the enforcement of mortgage security and claims for money judgment. Two particular claims I worked on involved defences of undue influence and duress.
    • Acting for a mortgagee bank in a complex repossession claim requiring the restructuring of primary liability and subsequent possession of guarantor’s assets.
    • Obtaining an order for delivery in an acrimonious action for conversation. First hurdle was to persuade the Judge that the claimant retained title to the asset and issue estoppel arose, and then secure an injunction for delivery as opposed to damages.
    • Instructed to appear in High Court to oppose an application for both prohibitory and mandatory injunctive relief in an IP dispute which included allegations of breach of confidentiality.
    • Successfully defending a national service provider against claims brought under the Protection From Harassment Act.
  • Company & Partnership

    Hermione’s Company law practice includes shareholder disputes, derivative actions, unfair prejudice petitions, claims against directors for breach of fiduciary or statutory duty, director’s disqualification and partnership disputes.

    Her insolvency expertise ensures she is adept at handling how these two areas overlap and she is experienced at handing shareholder disputes where both unfair prejudice petitions and applications to wind up a company on the just and equitable ground are being pursued.

    Experience includes:

    • Acting for a BVI Company in a shareholders disputes: petition for unfair prejudice and an alternative petition to wind up the defendant company on just and equitable grounds – including advising on merits, drafting proceedings and handling the day to day contact with client and running of the case. Matter is extant.
    • Acting for a claimant law firm in proceedings against a former Trustee in Bankruptcy for unpaid fees. Involved in all stages of the proceedings, which have now progressed to involve an application under section 304 of the Insolvency Act 1986 as defendant TIB obtained is release before proceedings were issued. Instructed to advise on merits, settle the application and attend the hearings as sole counsel.
    • Acting for 50% shareholder and a director of an English company in proceedings for unfair prejudice – seeking buy-out order. Advising on merits, drafting letter of claim and the petition. Potential parallel proceedings on the employment side. Matter is extant.
    • Acting as junior counsel for Alderney Commission for Renewable Energy in its dispute with Alderney Renewable Energy Ltd. This was a high profile contractual dispute in the Channel Islands which included a dispute about the nature of ARE’s statutory licence. I prepared the case all the way up to a five day trial and handled the day to day running of the litigation. As publicised in the media, the parties agreed terms of settlement the day before trial.
    • Acting as sole counsel for Kent County Council in the Queen’s Bench Division in case involving allegations of breach of contract, fraudulent misrepresentation, breach of duty and misfeasance. This is an ongoing matter.
    • Acting for a software and IT company in an ongoing contractual dispute with a customer; included advice on restructuring and a possible CVA.
    • Advising a law firm on a case involving a former partner (also director of the firm, which was converted into a limited company) for breach of his duties as a director.
    • Advising a company on whether to bring a claim for misrepresentation.
    • Dealing with various applications under the Insolvency Act 1986, including applications to annul a bankruptcy; validation orders; winding up application.
    • Acting as sole counsel for the respondent company in a five day unfair dismissal and breach of contract trial.
    • Settling proceedings in an action declaratory relief in relation to the identity of a BVI company’s shareholders and settling the related application to serve such proceedings outside the jurisdiction and attending court as sole counsel.
    • Settling pleadings to issue proceedings for the assignee of a debt which derived from intercompany loans; drafting witness evidence and written submissions in relation to summary judgment and security for costs applications and appearing at hearing of such applications as junior counsel; dealing with and assessing what strategy to take in relation to arguments of res judicata and issue estoppel.
    • Dealing with a member’s application to wind up a BVI company on the just and equitable ground due to deadlock at board level, acting for opposing shareholder; including settling evidence in response, drafting application to strike out the petition on the grounds that it had been unlawfully advertised and brought for a collateral purpose, and advising on prospects of opposing shareholder bringing an unfair prejudice action.
    • Instructed to appear in High Court to oppose an application for both prohibitory and mandatory injunctive relief in an IP dispute which included allegations of breach of confidentiality.
    • Advising an employee director in a matter which involved an unfair prejudice petition as well as breach of contract and constructive unfair dismissal claims.
    • Junior counsel in Franbar Holdings Ltd v Casualty Plus Ltd [2008] EWHC 1534.
  • Insolvency

    Hermione’s insolvency practice is both domestic and international, having spent three years working offshore in Hong Kong and the British Virgin Islands. She is particularly interested cross-border insolvency and assistance proceedings.

    Hermione accepts instructions in a wide range of corporate insolvency and bankruptcy matters including:

    • Applications to appoint office holders, for example on grounds or insolvency or the just and equitable basis.
    • Applications to appoint receivers in the context of asset-tracing claims.
    • Claims against office holders, including applications to their removal and/or to review their decisions.
    • Administrative receivership in cases where there is a floating charge.
    • Claims brought by office holders, including applications for set aside voidable transactions or claims for misfeasance.
    • Applications to restrain presentation and/or advertisement of petitions and to set aside statutory demands.
    • Applications to obtain/resist bankruptcy orders, annulment applications, appeal of bankruptcy orders.
    • Claims by Trustees in Bankruptcy under TOLATA including applications to court for directions.

    Experience includes:

    • Acting for Hong Kong Trustees in Bankruptcy who sought recognition in the BVI and various forms of declaratory relief as the Bankrupt had assets in the jurisdiction and had sought to avoid the effects of the bankruptcy by making dispositions to his wife; including all contact with the client, drafting pleadings, witness evidence, written submissions and appearing at the hearing.
    • Acting for a number of supporting creditors in relation to an application to appoint a liquidator over a BVI Company; including investigating numerous claims and assessing their merit before then drafting evidence in support under acute time pressure prior to the hearing of the Petition; all day to day management of the case; working with senior counsel and attendance at hearing as junior counsel;
    • Successfully defending an application to inspect and take copies of seven sets of bankruptcy proceedings that the applicant sought to adduce in three sets of proceedings in Nairobi. Application resisted on the grounds forum non conveniens and in the alternative that the respondent could point to “countervailing prejudice” (Franbar Holdings Ltd v Patel [2005] EWHC 3048). Responsible for drafting evidence in opposition and written submissions; dealing with lay client directly; attendance at hearing.
    • Successfully representing the supervisors of an IVA in resisting an appeal of a bankruptcy order (Proudman J).
    • Successfully restraining the advertisement of a petition on the grounds that the debt was disputed on genuine and substantial grounds (Vos J).
    • Acting for a creditor in relation to an application for the review of a liquidator’s decision to reject a proof of debt based on expert evidence. Judge was persuaded to set aside the decision. Appearing at hearing as junior counsel (Bannister J).
    • Dealing with a member’s application to wind up a BVI company on the just and equitable ground due to deadlock at board level, acting for opposing shareholder; including settling evidence in response, drafting application to strike out the petition on the grounds that it had been unlawfully advertised and brought for a collateral purpose, and advising on prospects of opposing shareholder bringing an unfair prejudice action.
  • Property

    Property litigation has always been an integral part of Hermione’s practice on account of her pupillage taking place at a specialist planning, housing and local government law chambers. Hermione is particularly interested in cases involving an insolvent or bankrupt estate and is experienced in assisting office holders trace, realise and distribute estate property. She is also familiar with matters which have a trust element, including offshore trusts.

    Her practice comprises both commercial and residential property including:

    • Equitable claims based on constructive/resulting trusts and proprietary estoppel
    • Trusts of law, co-ownership, determination of beneficial interests
    • Possession, trespass, nuisance, adverse possession and forfeiture claims
    • Boundary, rights of way and easements disputes
    • Construction of leases and rectification
    • Breaches of covenant and
    • Party wall disputes.

    Finally, Hermione has a strong advisory practice and strives to provide the highest level of service to clients. She is noted for acting well under pressure and is adept at handling instructions to draft urgent interlocutory applications as well as pleadings under tight time constraints.

    Experience includes:

    • Acting for Hong Kong Trustees in Bankruptcy who sought recognition in the BVI and various forms of declaratory relief as the Bankrupt had assets in the jurisdiction and had sought to avoid the effects of the bankruptcy by making dispositions to his wife.
    • Obtaining a final injunction in the High Court for the freeholder of The Shard in London before Asplin J, having first secured the desired relief ex parte (out of hours) before Henderson J and then on an interim basis before Mann J. The case also involved applications for substituted service due to the avoidance tactics deployed by the foreign defendant.
    • Acting for Trustees in Bankruptcy in claims under TOLATA, most recently securing an order for sale and defeating arguments made pursuant to Stack v Dowden. 
    • Acting for a mortgagee bank in a complex repossession claim requiring the restructuring of primary liability and subsequent possession of guarantor’s assets.
    • Acting for banks in relation to claims for the enforcement of mortgage security and claims for money judgment. Trial success in a heavily contested possession dispute where a defence was run that the security had been obtained in circumstances of undue influence and duress.
    • Obtaining an order for delivery in an acrimonious action for conversation. First hurdle was to persuade the Judge that the claimant retained title to the asset and issue estoppel arose, and then secure an injunction for delivery as opposed to damages.
    • Succeeding at trial for a national landowner in a longstanding dispute about title to agricultural land. The complexity of the case was compounded by the fact that the land was unregistered and deeds dating back to the early 18th century had to be examined.
    • Advising the lessee of commercial property in Soho, London, in a long-running contentious construction dispute.
  • Trusts, Wills & Estates

    Hermione’s trusts and estates experience is both domestic and international, on account of her spending four years working offshore in Hong Kong, British Virgin Islands and Guernsey.

    Her practice focuses on the following areas:

    • Probate and the administration of estates.
    • Civil fraud and asset-tracing claims, typically where there is an offshore element.
    • Contentious and non-contentious trusts litigation.

    Recent experience includes:

    • Acting for Trustees of a Guernsey trust on issues arising in the administration of a discretionary trust, including whether to bring an application pursuant to the Public Trustee v Cooper jurisdiction in respect of a proposed sale of the main asset of the Trust;
    • Application for the variation of a Guernsey trust in light of a judgment of the Family Division of the High Court in England (section 57 of the Trusts (Guernsey) Law, 2007. Whilst the trustee consented to the variation, as some of the beneficiaries were unborns and unascertained, the court’s approval was required and it was incumbent on us to demonstrate that the variation was for the “benefit” of such beneficiaries;
    • Acting on behalf of a beneficiary of a discretionary trust in connection with her dispute with the trustees regarding their proposals for the final distribution of the assets of the Trust and in connection with a related dispute with her siblings concerning their management of certain assets that the trustees appointed out of the trust for their benefit;
    • Claire Henchley & others v Patricia Thompson (as executrix of the estate of the late David Thompson); appearing for the Claimants as sole counsel in connection with their claim for an account of a trust in common form for the period of David Thompson’s stewardship;
    • Jonathan East v Jacqueline Pola; acting for the defendant in her defence of the claim by Mr East to set aside a transfer of shares by the late Derek Machin shortly prior to his death, on the grounds of undue influence, in the alternative Mr East brings a proprietary claim to the shares on estoppel grounds;
    • Suzette Newman v Christopher Blackwell, Blue Mountain Music Limited and Blackwell Fuller Music Publishing LLC; acting for claimant in her claim for enforcement of a deed of gift and in the alternative proprietary estoppel, arising out of her 50 year business partnership with founder of Island Records Christopher Blackwell;
    • Gandesha v Gandesha [2020] EWHC 174; acting for the defendants in both the County Court and High Court in a claim brought under TOLATA. Whilst the defendants succeeded in a 7 day trial in Central London County Court before HHJ Wulwik, the claimants appealed on a point of law and were successful before Mrs Justice Andrews DBE;
    • Robert Tchenguiz, Rawlinson & Hunter Trustees SA v Stephen Akers [2018] GLR judgment 30/2018, appearing as Junior Counsel for the Defendant lead by John Greenfield of Carey Olsen LLP in the Court of Appeal in Guernsey. The contempt proceedings against Mr Akers were dismissed;
    • Colin Rawlings v Teresa Beddis; acted for the defendant at various stages over the course of her 13 year dispute with the claimant regarding the assets of the estate of their late parents. Following a five day trial in the District Registry in Birmingham, notwithstanding that Ms Beddis only succeeded on two of the four issues for trial, we secured an order for all of her costs on the indemnity basis due to the extraordinary conduct of the claimant which the Judge agreed took the case out of the norm;
    • Appearing in the High Court as sole counsel in a dispute under the Inheritance Act on behalf of a disabled minor (acting through her litigation friend);
    • Appearing in the High Court as sole counsel in a claim for the removal of an executor and appointment of a replacement and order for payment out of the sums admitted;
    • Successfully securing an order under section 50 of the Trustee Act 1925 that the Chief Executive of West Lindsey District Council be appointed to convey the relevant land. This was a long-running case for West Lindsey District Council where I was closely involved in all aspects of the case;
    • Dealing with all aspects of a case under the Inheritance Act on behalf of the adult sons of the Deceased; including a claim for a trust accounts under s25 of the Administration of Estates Act 1925;
    • Advising a trustee of a trust governed by the Laws of Alderney in circumstances where they are in the process of winding up the Trust – including possible applications under the Public Trustee v Cooper jurisdiction;
    • Advising in a cross-border succession matter, as to the deceased’s domicile, applicable law, and ultimate beneficiaries of movables and immovables in Gibraltar, Ireland and Jersey;
    • Acting for the beneficiaries of an unadministered estate where a creditor of the estate registered an English judgment in the BVI before then procuring both a mareva injunction and an order appointing a local insolvency practitioner as administrator ad collingenda bona; and
    • Acting for Hong Kong Trustees in Bankruptcy who sought recognition in the BVI and various forms of declaratory relief as the Bankrupt had assets in the jurisdiction and had sought to avoid the effects of the bankruptcy by making dispositions to his wife.
  • Offshore & International

    Hermione is well-placed to accept instructions in offshore matters having acquired first-hand experience at the “coal face” by working for offshore firms in Hong Kong and the British Virgin Islands. She was admitted as a Barrister of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court in the Territory of the Virgin Islands in October 2014 and returned to the English Bar in November 2017. She appeared in the Commercial Court as both sole and junior counsel.

    Hermione’s practice covers commercial litigation, arbitration, insolvency, corporate law and trusts, with a focus on shareholder disputes, claims against directors, cross-border fraud and asset-tracing claims.

    The fused nature of the legal profession in the BVI meant she both appeared in Court as well as carried out all other tasks associated with working in a litigation team. Hermione is unfazed by the challenge and complexity that cross-border matters present. She offers clients not only technical expertise but also an insight into how the process in the BVI may have a bearing on the strength of their claim and/or application. Hermione is a valuable junior for leaders and enjoys working hard as part of a legal team.

    Hermione is an articulate speaker and was one of only two solo speakers at the five day International Arbitration Conference in the BVI, where she gave a presentation on the clash in policy between the enforcement of arbitral awards and the doctrine of sovereign immunity.

    Experience includes:

    • Settling pleading to issue proceedings for the assignee of a debt which derived from intercompany loans; drafting witness evidence and written submissions in relation to summary judgment and security for costs applications and appearing at hearing of such applications as junior counsel; dealing with and assessing what strategy to take in relation to arguments of res judicata and issue estoppel.
    • Acting for the beneficiaries of an unadministered estate where a creditor of the estate registered an English judgment in the BVI before then procuring both a mareva injunction and an order appointing a local insolvency practitioner as administrator ad collingenda bona; dealing with correspondence with the appellant and the administrator, day to day management of the case and advice.
    • Acting for Hong Kong Trustees in Bankruptcy who sought recognition in the BVI and various forms of declaratory relief as the Bankrupt had assets in the jurisdiction and had sought to avoid the effects of the bankruptcy by making dispositions to his wife; including all contact with the client, drafting pleadings, witness evidence, written submissions and appearing at the hearing.
    • Care and conduct of proceedings for a SPV in New York (set up to purchase sovereign debt claims) in relation to the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards against a State Entity; including the initial merits assessment and reviewing evidence of the State’s alleged beneficial interests in BVI assets and the defence of sovereign immunity.
    • Acting for a creditor in relation to an application under the Insolvency Act which challenged a liquidator’s decision to reject a proof of debt based on expert evidence; drafting witness evidence and written submissions (latter included dealing with a preliminary point of law regarding the standard of review), instructing and working with leading counsel and our client’s expert, day to day conduct of the matter; appearing at hearing as junior counsel before Bannister J in Commercial Court.
    • Acting for a number of supporting creditors in relation to an application to appoint a liquidator over a BVI Company; including investigating numerous claims and assessing their merit before then drafting evidence in support under acute time pressure prior to the hearing of the Petition; all day to day management of the case; working with senior counsel and attendance at hearing as junior counsel.
    • Advising in relation to a cross-border asset tracing matter where an application in the BVI was needed for a Norwich Pharmacal order against a number of registered agents in aid of foreign proceedings; including all client care and day to day matter management; providing initial advice on merits of application; settling the application documents, witness statement and skeleton argument.
    • Dealing with a member’s application to wind up a BVI company on the just and equitable ground due to deadlock at board level, acting for opposing shareholder; including settling evidence in response, drafting application to strike out the petition on the grounds that it had been unlawfully advertised and brought for a collateral purpose, and advising on prospects of opposing shareholder bringing an unfair prejudice action.
    • Settling proceedings in an action declaratory relief in relation to the identity of a BVI company’s shareholders and settling the related application to serve such proceedings outside the jurisdiction; including day to day conduct of matter, drafting pleadings, witness statements, application notice and draft order; responsible for all correspondence with client, adverse parties and court; preparation of written submissions and bundle for service out hearing and attending court as sole counsel (Farara J).
    • Dealing with numerous CMCs; settling case summary and list of issues for CMC bundle, preparing written submissions dealing with any preliminary applications to be determined at the CMC (i.e. forum challenges, inadequate service of proceedings, disputes about expert evidence), all correspondence with adverse party and court and attendance at CMC as sole counsel.
  • Qualifications / education

    • Caribbean Supreme Court of the Territory of the Virgin Islands (2014)
    • Called to the Bar of England and Wales (Middle Temple) (2008)
    • Middle Temple Scholar
    • College of Law, London – Bar Vocational Course, Very competent.
    • University College London – LLB in Law with Advanced Studies degree (2:1)
  • Awards

    • Heathcoat Trust Bursary (Merit-based award in East Devon locality for university tuition)
    • Benefactors Scholarship, Middle Temple
  • Memberships

    • Chancery Bar Association
    • International Women’s Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation
    • INSOL
    • COMBAR
    • Inter-pacific Bar Association
    • Attendee at various C5 Fraud and Asset Tracing Recovery forums
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