Mark Hubbard

His fraud and asset recovery work is often closely connected to his contentious trusts practice and spans offshore and international civil fraud cases, in addition to his civil fraud work in London.

“He is very user-friendly, always available and never difficult.”
“He is sensible, practical and very effective at using the written word.”
Chambers UK Bar Guide, Fraud: Civil, 2026

Mark is a member of COMBAR and the Commercial Fraud Lawyers association

Mark’s recent and current civil fraud instructions include:

• Assisting the successful claimant in an Isle of Man company dispute, where the defendants were held to have conducted their defence at and before trial dishonestly.
• Appearing as lead counsel for the successful defendant in a claim alleging dishonesty in the context of the administration of a deceased’s estate.
• Assisting in a Guernsey case, at first instance and on appeal, involving allegations of fraudulent breach of trust in the context of trustee powers of investment.
• Appearing as lead counsel at first instance and on appeal for the joint liquidators of a substantial Isle of Man trust services company, wound up on public interest grounds and whose former directors have recently been prosecuted for fraud, in a series of contested applications.

His earlier cases in this area include:

• Perry v Esculier [2021] SGCA(I) 5  where Mark represented the plaintiffs in the Singapore SICC, at first instance and on appeal, seeking to recover assets transferred into a complex international Ponzi scheme, fraudulently promising to invest in IPOs.
• Dinglis Properties v Dinglis Management [2020] 1 B.C.L.C. 107  where at trial Mark acted as lead advocate and defended the managing director of a substantial property company against allegations of breach of fiduciary duty.
• Abela v Badaraani 2016, where he obtained judgment for USD20m in a fraudulent share transfer claim
• Mosley v Popely  [2013] WTLR 521, sham transactions and dishonest assistance
• A v B 2006-2013 (England/Bahamas/Switzerland), a trust-based claim for in excess of $100m
• AG v Baines 2009 (Isle of Man) a money laundering case relating to USD175m
• Poyiadjis litigation 2001-2006 (Isle of Man, Guernsey, Cyprus, US) settled on terms that $200m was paid to US SEC & US fraud action claimants

“Mark is encyclopaedically intelligent and delivers his advice with clarity. He is capable of going toe-to-toe with the very best. His advocacy is his real strength.” Legal 500, 2024

Mark deals with all aspects of company and insolvency law as part of his commercial Chancery practice.  He is ranked as a leading junior in company matters by Legal500, as well as being ranked in both Chambers and Partners and Legal500 as a leading junior in commercial Chancery.

“Mark is very clever and a pleasure to work with – a silk’s brain for a junior’s fee”
Legal 500 UK Bar Guide, Company, 2026

He has particular experience of litigating shareholder disputes, minority shareholder claims, claims against directors and regulatory matters.  He is frequently instructed in offshore company matters, many of which are also trust and/or civil fraud related.

Mark is the author of the current LexisPSL Practice Notes on shareholder remedies and has written on the Supreme Court and Privy Council company and insolvency decisions in Marex (2020), Sian v Halimeda (2024) and IHG v Zedra (2026).

His current and most recent company, commercial and insolvency instructions include:

• Appearing at first instance and on appeal in the Isle of Man as leading counsel in a series of applications (2021-2026) for the joint liquidators of a high-profile regulated Isle of Man corporate and trust services provider on a range of contentious commercial, insolvency, trust and regulatory issues under Manx, English and other laws, including in relation to a rare IOM “hybrid” company, limited by shares and by guarantee.
• Acting as leading counsel for a corporate group, operating in the employment services industry, as members of a company limited by guarantee, to obtain urgent injunctions to restore them to membership.
• Assisting the successful claimant in Isle of Man litigation to establish a 50% interest in a valuable property owning company and restoration to his position as a director (despite what was held to be an entirely dishonest defence to the claim), and representing him in connected English company and enforcement proceedings.
• Acting for the minority in an unfair prejudice claim in relation to an airport parking business.
• Assisting in a Guernsey claim brought by shareholders and joint liquidators of a protected cell company, used as the vehicle for a failed property development fund alleging breach of directors duties and breach of investor protection legislation, in respect to losses of over £40m.
• Acting for the assignee of a BVI company claim, seeking relief against a former director and others, based on an alleged unauthorised transfer of the company’s business.

His reported earlier cases in this area include:

• Re Dinglis Properties Ltd [2020] 1 B.C.L.C. 107, company, unfair prejudice, breach of director’s fiduciary duty, where court held at trial that family company was not a “quasi-partnership” and that a discounted valuation of petitioner’s shares was appropriate despite findings of breach of fiduciary duty by Mark’s client.
• Qureshi v Association of Conservative Clubs Ltd [2019] EWHC 1165 (Ch), examining the application of general insolvency law to the distribution of a surplus in the winding up of a political members club.
• Dinglis Management Ltd v Dinglis Properties Ltd [2019] EWCA Civ 127, breach of director’s fiduciary duty, reflective loss, examining the unsual circumstances in which a property management company may not act as agent for the property owner.
• Abela v Baderaani 2016 (England) where Mark obtained judgment for $20m in connection with a fraudulent share transfer
• Crowd Shout v Nova Scotia 2014-2016 (Isle of Man, Malta, Kansas) shareholder dispute forum conveniens,
• Re Fenox (UK) Ltd [2015] All ER (D) 38 (Jan) where the court declined to stay a minority shareholder’s petition in favour of a Russian arbitration
• Rusant v Traxys Far East [2013] All ER (D) 236 (Dec)  where the court stayed Mark’s client’s winding up petition in favour of arbitration, while finding there was no bona fide dispute, wrongly, as was later held by the Privy Council in  Sian v Halimeda in 2024.
• Davenport v Cream Holdings [2012] EWHC 787 Ch. (shareholders’ rights) Mark acted for the Company successfully resisting injunctions and obtaining the dismissal of all claims.
• Grace v Biagioli [2006] BCC 82 CA (remedies for unfair prejudice)  Mark acted in the trial and on the successful appeal, which remains a leading authority on the remedies available when a minority shareholder’s petition succeeds

Mark is a leading junior in trust and estates work, with a mainly contentious practice both onshore and offshore.  In much of his busy offshore trust practice he acts as sole or sole English counsel instructed in disputes involving assets in nine or ten figures and where all other parties have instructed silks. His cases often involve the application of trust law in the context of commercial disputes, civil fraud and insolvency.

He is ranked in Tier 1 by Chambers & Partners in both the Trusts and in Offshore categories.  He is also ranked as a leading junior in Traditional Chancery categories by both Chambers & Partners and Legal 500.

“Mark Hubbard is our go-to barrister. He has the mind and ability of a KC. He is very hands-on and so good at the strategic side, but also good at rolling up his sleeves.”
Chambers UK Bar Guide, Chancery: Traditional, 2026

“Mark is very user-friendly, always available and never difficult to work with. He will speak on the phone at awkward times if need be, and he really gives his time to tricky trusts cases.”
Chambers UK Bar Guide, Trusts, 2026

“Mark has a fantastic ability to absorb the facts of a matter extremely quickly and produce excellent practical advice. He sets out the relevant issues in a way which is clear and easy to understand, he does to pursue bad points, and he is well liked and respected by clients”
Legal 500 The English Bar Offshore Guide, Trusts and Private Wealth, 2026

As well as contentious trust litigation and advice in trust matters, Mark’s work covers contentious probate and the administration of estates, including will construction, the removal of trustees, protectors and personal representatives, claims under the I(PFD)A 1975 and claims under foreign succession law. His cases often involves conflict of laws. Mark is also instructed in matrimonial cases involving opaque offshore trust and company structures or third-party proprietary estoppel claims.

Mark is the author of Protectors of Trusts (OUP, 2013), the first edition of an international practitioners work, republished by Law China Press in June 2021. Mark  is regularly invited to speak at events organised by STEP, ConTrA, ACTAPS, and leading conference providers in England and internationally.

He is a full member of STEP, ACTAPS and ConTrA, as well as COMBAR.

His current and most recent trusts and estates instructions include:

• Assisting the successful claimant in Isle of Man litigation to establish a 50% interest in a valuable property owning company and restoration to his position as a director (despite what was held to be an entirely dishonest defence to the claim), and representing him in connected English company and enforcement proceedings.
• Assisting the successful defendant to resist a claim for a discretionary grant in the Isle of Man.
• Acting for executors of an English estate of over £250m in a claim brought against them by a charity residuary beneficiary.
• Assisting and (in England) acting for beneficiaries in a long-running complex multi-jurisdictional trust dispute, with live claims in England, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and elsewhere, involving assets of over half a billion USD.
• Assisting the court appointed new trustee of a Guernsey trust in a series of claims relating to the construction of that trust (at first instance and on appeal) and, most recently, the validity of the trust restructuring of which it formed part, involving very substantial assets.
• Assisting beneficiaries of high-value Guernsey trusts, who succeeded in demonstrating that a protector had not been validly appointed.
• Assisting a beneficiary to challenge an approval application in the Isle of Man, involving a very substantial African trading company.
• Acting for the successful claimant in an urgent VTA application relating to an English landed estate.
• Acting for the trustees of an English trust in a successful urgent application seeking approval of a decision to sell the family business.
• Advising in a long-running IOM probate dispute, involving assets of over £40m.
• Advising the trustees of a group of Channel Island trusts with very substantial assets on the validity of protector appointments and related issues of construction.

His earlier reported trusts and estates cases include:

• IOMFSA v Montpelier (May 2024), Isle of Man High Court, insolvency, trusts, duties of officeholders, administration of client account fund
• Kazzaz v Standard Chartered Trust [2023]GRC049, Guernsey Royal Court breach of trust, fraud, gross negligence, causation, limitation, duties to trust creditors.
• Perry v Esculier [2021] SGCA(I) 5  where Mark represented the plaintiffs in the Singapore SICC, at first instance and on appeal, seeking to recover assets transferred into a complex international Ponzi scheme, fraudulently promising to invest in IPOs
• Re estate of Hanson [2021]JRC319, Jersey Royal Court, trusts, sham trusts, failure of charitable trusts
• PNTZ v AS [2020] EWHC 3114 (Ch ) appointment and scope of powers of a protector.
• Marr v Collie [2018] AC 631 PC   (Privy Council, Bahamas), resulting trusts
• Chancery Trustees v Bricknell (2018) (Isle of Man), protectors, appointment of trustees.
• Application of A, 2017 (Isle of Man), payment by trustee of foreign taxes
• Re K Trust [2016] WTLR 1225 (Guernsey), removal of protector
• Re S Deceased, Re the T Trust 2013-2016 (England, Jersey, Switzerland, France) succession, trusts, Swiss freezing orders
• S v S [2015] 1 WLR 4592, family, procedure on appeals, Jersey commercial trusts
• Mosley v Popely [2013] WTLR 521, sham transactions and dishonest assistance
• Re Nordea Trust Company (IoM) Ltd [2010] WTLR 1393, trustee indemnity
• A v B litigation 2006-2013 (England/Bahamas/Switzerland) a claim for in excess of $100m
• Alhamrani v Alhamrani 2009 (Jersey), trusts, protectors, breach of trust.
• Poyiadjis litigation 2001-2006 (Isle of Man, Guernsey, Cyprus, US) a complex trust and company dispute relating to an alleged US securities fraud, settled on terms that USD200m was paid to US SEC & US fraud action claimants

Mark is well-known for his work in commercial, contentious trust, civil fraud, company and insolvency litigation in offshore jurisdictions. He has particular experience of litigation in the Bahamas, Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Singapore and Switzerland.

He has recently appeared at first instance and on appeal as leading counsel in the Isle of Man and as sole counsel at first instance and on appeal in the Singapore International Commercial Court.

Mark is ranked by Chambers & Partners as a leading junior in Tier 1 for Offshore work.

“Mark consistently provides technically comprehensive advice on a wide scope of trust law issues.”
“Mark Hubbard is excellent. His commercial approach to complex law and facts has been absolutely superb.”
Chambers & Partners UK, Offshore, 2026

His current and most recent offshore instructions include:

• Appearing at first instance and on appeal in the Isle of Man as leading counsel in a series of applications (2021-2026) for the joint liquidators of a high-profile regulated Isle of Man corporate and trust services provider on a range of contentious commercial, insolvency, trust and regulatory issues under Manx, English and other laws, including in relation to a rare IOM “hybrid” company, limited by shares and by guarantee
• Assisting and (in England) acting for beneficiaries in a long-running complex multi-jurisdictional trust dispute, with live claims in England, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and elsewhere, involving assets of over half a billion USD.
• Assisting the court appointed new trustee of a Guernsey trust in a series of claims relating to the construction of that trust (at first instance and on appeal) and, most recently, the validity of the trust restructuring of which it formed part, involving very substantial assets.
• Assisting beneficiaries of high-value Guernsey trusts, who succeeded in demonstrating that a protector had not been validly appointed.
• Assisting a beneficiary to challenge an approval application in the Isle of Man, involving a very substantial African trading company.
• Assisting the successful defendant to resist a claim for a discretionary grant in the Isle of Man.
• Advising the trustees of a group of Channel Island trusts with very substantial assets on the validity of protector appointments and related issues of construction.

His earlier notable offshore cases include:

• IOMFSA v Montpelier (May 2024), Isle of Man High Court, insolvency, trusts, duties of officeholders, administration of client account fund
• Kazzaz v Standard Chartered Trust [2023]GRC049, Guernsey Royal Court breach of trust, fraud, gross negligence, causation, limitation, duties to trust creditors.
• Re estate of Hanson [2021]JRC319, Jersey Royal Court, trusts, sham trusts, failure of charitable trusts
• Marr v Collie  [2018] AC 631 PC   (Privy Council, Bahamas) resulting trusts.
• Chancery Trustees v Bricknell (2018) (Isle of Man), protectors, appointment of trustees.
• Application of A (2017) (Isle of Man), payment by trustee of foreign taxes
• Re K Trust [2016] WTLR 1225 (Guernsey), removal of protector
• Crowd Shout v Nova Scotia, 2016 (Isle of Man, Malta, Kansas) shareholder dispute, jurisdiction challenge, forum conveniens.
• Re S Deceased, Re the T Trust 2013-2016 (England, Jersey, Switzerland, France) succession, trusts, Swiss freezing orders
• Re Nordea Trust Company (IoM) Ltd [2010] WTLR 1393 (Isle of Man) trusts
• A v B litigation 2006-2013 (Bahamas, Switzerland, England) trusts, companies, civil fraud
• Alhamrani v Alhamrani 2009 (Jersey) trusts
• AG v Baines 2009 (Isle of Man) financial crime.
• Poyiadjis litigation 2001-2006 (Isle of Man, Guernsey, Cyprus, US) fraud, trusts, proceeds of crime settled on terms that $200m was paid to US SEC & US fraud action claimants

Mark’s recent cases include:

• IOMFSA v Montpelier (Dec 2024), Isle of Man High Court,  insolvency, hybrid companies, trusts of shares, duties of insolvency officeholders
  
• Bush v Buksh (Sept 2024), Isle of Man Staff of Govt. Division, trusts of shares, indemnity costs, permission to appeal.
• Oak Trust (Guernsey) v Stewart (June 2024), Guernsey Royal Court, trust construction, third party powers, proper purpose rule.
• IOMFSA v Montpelier (May 2024), Isle of Man High Court, insolvency, trusts, duties of officeholders, administration of client account fund.
• Buksh v Bush (May 2024), Isle of Man High Court, trusts of shares, director’s duties, disclosure, litigation conduct, dishonesty.
• Hillberry v IOMFSA (Sept 2023), Isle of Man Staff of Government Division, indemnity costs, permission to appeal.
• Kazzaz v Standard Chartered Trust [2023]GRC049, Guernsey Royal Court breach of trust, fraud, gross negligence, causation, limitation, duties to trust creditors.
• IOMFSA v Montpelier (June 2023), Isle of Man High Court, trusts, insolvency of corporate trustee, regulation, validity and effect of contract for sale of TSP/CSP business, litigation conduct and indemnity costs.
• Perry v Esculier [2021] SGCA(I) 5 (Court of Appeal, Singapore International Commercial Court) commercial, civil fraud, amendment, stakeholder claim.
• Re estate of Hanson decd. [2021]JRC319, Jersey Royal Court, trusts, sham trusts, failure of charitable trusts.
• PTNZ v AS [2020] EWHC 3114 (Ch ) trusts, protectors, powers of consent.
• Re Dinglis Properties Ltd  [2020] 1 B.C.L.C. 107, company, unfair prejudice, breach of fiduciary duty.
• Marr v Collie [2018] AC 631 PC (Privy Council, Bahamas) co-owned property, resulting trusts.  

Mark is the author of Protectors of Trusts (OUP, 2013), the first edition of an international practitioners work, republished by Law China Press in June 2021 and of a series of practice notes on minority shareholder remedies published by LexisNexis. He is regularly invited to speak to domestic and international audiences on his key practice areas and contributes articles to leading journals.

Dual Qualification

• Licensed Advocate of the Isle of Man Bar on a case by case basis since 2003
• Registered Foreign Lawyer, Singapore International Commercial Court 2020

Education

• 1st Class BA (Hons): Ancient & Modern History, Merton College, Oxford
• MA (Oxon)
• Dip. Law (City)

• Member of the Bar Standards Board Prosecution Panel (acting Pro Bono) 2003-2019.

• Chancery Bar Association
• COMBAR
• CFLA
• STEP
• ACTAPS
• ConTra
• Tech Disputes Network

• Mark regularly acts as an advocate in mediations and advises on all forms of ADR.

• Protectors of Trusts (OUP 2013), 1st edition of new international practitioners work. Author of current series of practice notes on shareholder remedies for Lexis PSL.

“”Mark’s advice is consistently comprehensive in terms of technical detail but delivered in a practical and concise way.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2026 – Private Wealth and Probate; Tier 3

“Mark is very clever and a pleasure to work with – a silk’s brain for a junior’s fee.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2026 – Company; Tier 3

“Mark has a fantastic ability to absorb the facts of a matter extremely quickly and produce excellent practical advice. He sets out the relevant issues in a way which is clear and easy to understand, he does to pursue bad points, and he is well liked and respected by clients.”

Legal 500 The English Bar Offshore 2026 – Trusts and Private Wealth; Tier 3

“Mark consistently provides technically comprehensive advice on a wide scope of trust law issues.”

“Mark Hubbard is excellent. His commercial approach to complex law and facts has been absolutely superb.”

Chambers UK Bar 2026 – Offshore; Band 1

“Mark is very user-friendly, always available and never difficult to work with. He will speak on the phone at awkward times if need be, and he really gives his time to tricky trusts cases.”

“Mark Hubbard is the best value for money at the Chancery Bar. He has the quality and academic knowledge of a silk but at a lesser cost.”

“Mark is an excellent barrister. He is very strong technically and very clever.”

Chambers UK Bar 2026 – Trusts; Band 1

“His advocacy is compelling, both written and in court. He is also very approachable, combined with having a deep understanding of the law. He has a lot of information right at his fingertips.”

“Mark Hubbard is our go-to barrister. He has the mind and ability of a KC. He is very hands-on and so good at the strategic side, but also good at rolling up his sleeves.”

“Mark Hubbard is hyper-commercial and a pleasure to work with. He never loses sight of the commercial rationale, and his advice is accordingly often incredibly practical.”

Chambers UK Bar 2026 – Chancery: Traditional; Band 2

“Mark is is very user-friendly, always available and never difficult to work with. He will speak on the phone at awkward times if need be and he really gives his time to tricky trusts cases.”

“Mark’s commercial approach to cases involving complex law and facts is always superbly impressive. He’s sensible, practical and a master of the written word.”

“Mark Hubbard is an able and experienced individual”

Chambers UK Bar 2026 – Chancery: Commercial; Band 4

“He is very user-friendly, always available and never difficult.”

“He is sensible, practical and very effective at using the written word”

Chambers UK Bar 2026 – Fraud: Civil; Band 4

“Mark is at the absolute pinnacle of the junior Bar and is a pleasure to deal with.”

“He is extremely knowledgeable regarding offshore trusts.”

“A great extension to any team, he rolls his sleeves up and really gets stuck in.”

“Mark is skilful, very knowledgeable and so user-friendly.”

“He fits into the team well and is good with clients.”

“Mark is a pleasure to work with.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Trusts; Band 1

“He is an extension to our team, he rolls his sleeves up and really gets stuck in.”

“He is so user-friendly, very skillful and is very knowledgeable.”

“Mark is very good.”

“He is a pleasure to deal with, and you are getting the quality of the silk for the price of a junior.”

“Mark is the absolute pinnacle of juniors of the Bar.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Offshore; Band 2

“He is an extension to our team; he rolls his sleeves up and really gets stuck in.”

“He is so user-friendly, very skilful and very knowledgeable.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Fraud: Civil; Band 4

“Strategically so savvy, he never takes a stupid point.”

“Mark is very capable and loved by judges.”

“He’s always a welcome extension to our team and he gives it his all.”

“Very skilful, highly knowledgeable and so user-friendly.”

“He fits into the team well and is good with lay clients.”

“Mark is a pleasure to work with.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Chancery: Traditional; Band 2

“He really rolls his sleeves up and gets stuck in.”

“Mark is user-friendly, very skilful and highly knowledgeable.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Chancery: Commercial; Band 4

“Mark is very user-friendly with a strong commerciality which clients love.”

Legal 500 2025 –Fraud: Civil; Tier 3

“A junior with the quality and advocacy skills of a silk.”

Legal 500 2025 –Company; Tier 3

“Mark is very knowledgeable. He can quickly assess a situation and give focused advice. He deals with multiple interconnecting and novel issues very well and offers pragmatic and workable advice.”

Legal 500 2025 –Private Wealth and Probate; Tier 2

“Mark doesn’t beat around the bush – he gets to the point, gives his advice in a clear and concise way and clients and judges alike love that approach.”

Legal 500 Caribbean Guide 2024 – The English Bar Offshore; Tier 1

“Mark is encyclopaedically intelligent and delivers his advice with clarity. He is capable of going toe-to-toe with the very best. His advocacy is his real strength.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2024 – Private Client: Trusts & Probate; Tier 2

“Mark is very calm and wise. An excellent advocate, but also a great reader of people, so hugely effective in settlement discussions.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2024 – Fraud: Civil; Tier 3

“Mark is highly skilled technically, offers pragmatic advice, and clients appreciate his experience and diligence.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2024 – Company & Partnerships; Tier 4

“He has particularly detailed knowledge of anything to do with trusts including offshore trusts.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Trusts; Band 1

“Mark is excellent. He’s very good with clients and really on top of the law.”

“He has particularly detailed knowledge of anything to do with trusts including offshore trusts.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Chancery: Commercial; Band 4

“Mark’s ability to cut through complexity and provide targeted advice on the core issues in a case is second to none.”

“He is not only highly knowledgeable but also charming to work with.”

“He has a very reassuring and confident courtroom demeanour.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Chancery: Traditional; Band 4

“Mark is a brilliant advocate and gains the confidence of the court.”

“He is very knowledgeable, a great advocate and easy to work with.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Fraud: Civil; Band 4

“Mark is a really good and really smart traditional trusts lawyer.” “Mark is smooth on his feet.”

Chambers UK Bar 2024 – Offshore; Band 2

“Mark is one of the best juniors at the Chancery Bar. He is devilishly clever and great to work with.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2023 – Private Client: Trusts & Probate; Tier 2

“Mark is an expert in all things trusts. He advises in a straightforward and concise way no matter how complex the issues. Easy to deal with.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2023 – Civil Fraud; Tier 4

“Devilishly clever and great to work with too.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2023 – Company & Partnerships; Tier 4

“Mark is an expert in all things trusts. He advises in a straightforward and concise way no matter how complex the issues. Easy to deal with.”

Chambers UK Bar 2023 – Chancery: Commercial; Band 4

“I absolutely love Mark; he is my go-to junior. He is no-nonsense and terrifyingly clever. I would put him on any matter if he had availability.”

Chambers UK Bar 2023 – Chancery: Traditional; Band 2

“Mark Hubbard handles complex international fraud matters as one strand of a vibrant commercial practice. He represents both claimant and defendant clients. He is adept at obtaining injunctive relief.”

Chambers UK Bar 2023 – Civil Fraud; Band 4

“He’s very experienced, knowledgeable and detail-orientated.”

Chambers UK Bar & Global Guide 2023 – Offshore; Band 2

“Offers the skills of a silk at the price of a junior. He is great work with.”

“He’s very experienced, knowledgeable and detail-orientated.”

Chambers UK Bar & Global Guide 2023 – Trusts; Band 1

“He’s user-friendly and stands out as someone who makes himself available.”

Chambers High Net Worth 2021

“An encyclopaedic brain and savvy approach make him and outstanding advocate.”

Legal 500 UK Bar 2021