International and Offshore

What our International and Offshore Barristers offer

Kings Chambers provides its clients, domestic and international, with legal advice and advocacy services of the highest quality. The increasing expansion of global trade and the demands of our clients for counsel who can supply those services has led to the set undertaking careful organic growth of its membership, seeking to recruit only the ablest practitioners to complement its services.

We are ranked by several professional publications as one of the leading sets of chambers in the UK and the leading set outside of London. Our client base is national and international and we have an increasing volume of international instructions. Our growth has been in keeping with the requirements of our clients for highly regarded barristers who have the flexibility and experience to conduct litigation with an international dimension whilst maintaining a competitive, service-driven and friendly approach.

Our barristers are instructed in cases arising in (amongst others) the Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Hong Kong, the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man, Israel, Jersey, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates and the US.

Our members are highly experienced in commercial litigation and international arbitration, whether involving contract issues, construction disputes, professional liability claims, insolvency and company law or procedural matters. We are able to accept instructions both through law firms in this jurisdiction and directly from international firms and clients for our members to act as advocates or dispute resolvers.

Areas of International and Offshore Law we cover:

• Commercial fraud, asset-tracing and recovery, freezing injunctions, search and seizure
• Conflicts of law, jurisdictional disputes and enforcement of foreign judgments
• Financial services
• Insolvencies, company and shareholder disputes, and JV agreements
• Partnerships
• Professional negligence: including breach of duty by trustees
• Real Estate litigation