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360 Private Travel Limited by Dov Ohrenstein

Dov Ohrenstein, instructed by Richard Loney of Loney Stewart Holland LLP, successfully represented James Turner, the Defendant and Petitioner, at the recent High Court trial in the matter of Samuda v Turner and 360 Private Travel Ltd. You can read the full article here.

Stuart Benzie

Stuart qualified as a solicitor with Clifford Chance (1999) and was subsequently employed as a strategy consultant by McKinsey & Company, and as a senior member of HSBC’s London based securitisation team. Stuart is valued for his commercial experience and insight and client comments include, “…he is very responsive, very commercial and popular with clients” (Chambers & […]

Commercial Barrister Stuart Benzie Joins Radcliffe Chambers

We are delighted to announce we have recruited another highly regarded commercial barrister, Stuart Benzie. This further bolsters our already strong commercial offering, alongside our renowned traditional chancery practice. Stuart is recommended in Chambers UK, Chambers Global and Legal 500 for commercial dispute resolution, commercial fraud, and sport. Clients’ comments include “Stuart is utterly brilliant […]

Tom Beasley

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Tom’s clients have included government agencies, multinationals, global banks, high net worth individuals and large estates. He has appeared before a range of courts and arbitral tribunals and has extensive experience in emergency matters such as the obtaining or resisting of freezing and search orders. He has been ranked consistently in Chambers & Partners whose […]

Junior Programme: Commercial

The future of international commercial litigation post-Brexit

Join us for Junior Programme: Commercial webinar presented by Katie Longstaff and James Fagan on Thursday, 30 September 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM. The webinar overview will be released shortly. Junior Programme events are aimed at recently qualified lawyers and consist of an hour long webinar covering topical issues such as recent case law. The […]

Hackers for Hire by Zachary Kell and Alexander Kingston-Splatt

Civil Fraud

In this article published in TL4 Disputes Magazine issue 9, Zachary Kell and Alexander Kingston-Splatt discuss the recent case of Lonestar Communications Corporation v Kaye [2023] EWHC 421 and look at three particular areas of interest from the judgment, namely (i) the treatment of Liberian law and the approach taken by the Court in determining […]