Serle Court offers a ‘broad range of experience and deep experience’ and is particularly reputed for its commercial Chancery experience. For example, Rupert Reed KC successfully defended Princess Aljawharah Bint Ibrahim Abdulaziz Alibrahim in the Chancery Division against property claims in London made by the Asturion Foundation, which involved complex issues of Liechtenstein, Saudi, and Islamic laws. Hugh Norbury KC continues to represent the claimant in Public Institution for Social Security v Al Rajaan others, a case concerning alleged bribery of the former Director General of Kuwait’s public pension fund, a claim exceeding $1bn. In Privatbank v PricewaterhouseCoopers, Jonathan Harris KC is defending the auditor’s Ukrainian entity against allegations of responsibility breaches that resulted in the bank’s significant capital shortfall. Additionally, Sophie Holcombe is representing the beneficiaries of a Singapore trust in a dispute against Credit Suisse Trust, alleging fraudulent mismanagement of a high-value investment portfolio.
Testimonials
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- 'Amber Feltwell is always very helpful and responds very quickly to questions about fees and admin issues.'
- 'The clerks are excellent, especially Emma Quin and Dan Wheeler.'
- 'The clerks are impressive, in particular Emma Quin and Arron Snipe.'
- 'Charlie Payne is excellent and very personable.'
- 'Serle Court is known for its expertise in insolvency cases. The set indeed lives up to its name, The counsel team's attention to detail and ability to work with the solicitors' team are impressive.'
- 'They are a top Chambers with real strength in depth.'
- 'Serle Court are one of the very best commercial chancery sets. Their quality and strength in depth is unrivalled.'
- 'A great set with a broad range of expertise and deep experiece.'