With ‘serious strength in depth’ St Philips Chambers remains a ’go-to’ for company and insolvency law matters in the Midlands. Marc Brown is an insolvency specialist who regularly handles both corporate and personal insolvency matters – he recently represented a postmaster who had been made bankrupt as a result of the Post Office Horizon scandal. Kirsty White offers broad expertise in company and insolvency law, representing clients in relation to unfair prejudice petitions, debt recovery applications, and third-party debt orders, among other areas. Ali Tabari’s expertise covers shareholder disputes and unfair prejudice petitions. Natalie Kearney is instructed in both company and insolvency matters, recently acting for the debtor company in relation to a disputed winding-up petition.
Testimonials
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- 'Justin Luckman is a great operator. He is very approachable, honest and transparent.'
- 'They have a good clerking team well led by Justin Luckman.'
- 'The clerks are approachable, commercial and friendly. They work well as a team and there is no drop in service levels if one clerk has to cover a matter another has been dealing with.'
- 'St Philips Chambers is a go-to chambers with serious strength in depth. They have also made some fantastic recruitments in the past 12 months. The clerks are also very personable and have a can-do attitude.'
- 'St Philips Chambers punches well above its weight and is comparable to any of the London sets. St Philips Chambers is a go-to.'
- 'St Philips is very commercial. They have barristers of all experience with different years of call. They are flexible, approachable and transparent.'