The members, senior practitioners, and associates of the chambers — called to the bar across multiple U.S. and international jurisdictions and instructed in the matters that determine our clients’ interests.
Financial-crime programmes that withstand the long examination, not just the first one.
The institutional questions that shape modern higher education — and the counsel who carries them.
The trustee-room questions that modern universities increasingly bring to outside counsel.
Compliance work that anticipates the examination two cycles ahead, not one.
American, British, and European enforcement co-ordinated under a single set of instructions.
Financial-crime defence where every transaction is, by design, cross-border.
Where deal execution and dispute exposure travel together — counsel for both at once.
Forensic work that produces a single output, presentable to every regulator at once.
Defence where criminal law, financial regulation, and cyber risk all attach to the same facts.
Defence where digital risk and criminal exposure cannot be argued in separate breaths.
Defence for institutions and individuals under sustained, multi-forum enforcement scrutiny.
Senior defence at the moment the matter is opened, when the first week shapes the next eighteen months.
Tax work from the deal structure through the dispute, and back to the next structure.
Cross-border tax architecture for the structures that span three continents and several decades.