Exchange Chambers

Commercial Fraud; Commercial; Employment; Insolvency; Professional Negligence

Alfred is a specialist in business disputes involving: commercial contracts; shareholder disputes; partnership and joint venture disputes; directors’ duties; employment-related duties and employment disputes; obligations of confidentiality.

Very often his cases have an insolvency dimension, a cross-border element, or feature allegations of commercial fraud.

He appears in substantial High Court trials and applications, and in the Employment Appeal Tribunal and Court of Appeal.

He is regularly instructed to obtain urgent injunctive relief, such as freezing orders, proprietary injunctions, and injunctions to enforce restrictive covenants.

Alfred appears in arbitrations, national and international, under rules such as the ICC and LCIA, and in related High Court proceedings such as challenges to arbitration awards pursuant to sections 67 and/or 68 Arbitration Act 1996.

He is a member of the Attorney-General’s A Panel of Counsel.

Called 2006

Junior Counsel to the Crown (2012)

The Commercial Bar Association The Northern Business and Property Bar Association

Churchill College, Cambridge – BA History (First Class, 2003) Churchill College, Cambridge – Mphil History (2004) Graduate Diploma in Law – The College of Law (Distinction, 2005) Bar Vocational Course – The College of Law (Very Competent, 2006) Lord Denning Scholar, Lincoln’s Inn

Alfred spends his spare time with his wife and three young children, as well watching his football team as often as he can, and walking his dog.