Consistently ranked as a leading practitioner in the field of matrimonial finance and divorce. Philip is a qualified financial remedies (IFLA) arbitrator. His cases typically involve ultra-high net worth disputes, often involving complex jurisdictional disputes and offshore corporate and trust structures. He frequently advises on and drafts high profile pre–nuptial agreements. Philip appeared in both White v White and Miller; McFarlane in the House of Lords, and represented the appellant wife in Owens v Owens before the Supreme Court. Philip is instructed by the Official Solicitor to represent protected parties in financial remedy cases in the Family Court and Court of Protection.
Qualified 1989; Gray’s Inn. KC 2012.
Merchant Taylors; Liverpool University (1988 LLB Hons).