Sanctions

Führende Juniors

Führende Juniors haben bedeutende Erfahrung in signifikanten Fällen und eine starke Marktreputation sowohl bei Wettbewerbern als auch bei Mandanten, wodurch sie als Prozessanwält*innen der Zukunft angesehen werden.

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Paul Wright

Brick Court Chambers

‘Extremely helpful and approachable - solicitors are pleased with the quality of the work he does for them.’

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Malcolm Birdling

Brick Court Chambers

‘Malcolm is a go-to junior for this work. His work for both individuals and government in this area means he has an amazing breadth and depth of knowledge of both the law and practice.’

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Jonathan Dawid

Brick Court Chambers

'Very in depth knowledge and experience in this area, always responsive and happy to help on a variety of challenging issues.'

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Alex Haines

4 Pump Court

‘Alex has an encyclopedic knowledge of financial sanctions – he’s a leader in this field. Because of his work for HM Government, he has a good instinct for how relevant public authorities or ministers are likely to respond. He is very good at strategy.’

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Tom Leary

Blackstone Chambers

‘Tom is great in the sanctions space and really knows his stuff. He understands not just how to interpret the rules, but also what the guidance says and how that translates to real world practice.’

3

Khadija Leuenberger

The 36 Group

‘Khadija is a superstar - she is able to turn her mind to the most complex legal issues and produce excellent results. As far as sanctions-related work is concerned, Khadija has significant expertise in this area.’

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Sophie O’Sullivan

Outer Temple

‘Sophie’s advocacy skills are commendable, particularly in the realm of sanctions. She exhibits strengths in crafting persuasive arguments and demonstrating a nuanced understanding of complex legal issues related to sanctions.’