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David Delgado
David is Counsel in the Firm in constitutional, civil, commercial and family areas, participating in proceedings related to the breach and interpretation of contracts, as well as in the execution of credit securities, likewise, he has advised foreign institutions and international companies assisting them in restructuring and bankruptcy proceedings. Likewise, from the perspective of strategic litigation, he is focused on the execution and defense of real estate and corporate projects, advising developers, investors and companies in the resolution of disputes related to the structuring, development and operation of their projects.
Kavanagh Gorozpe
David DiBari
David D. DiBari is the practice area leader for US Litigation & Dispute Resolution, the US lead Partner for the Firm's Global Risk Team, and the Managing Partner of Clifford Chance’s Washington, D.C. office. He has over 25 years of experience in complex civil, regulatory and criminal matters arising under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the USA PATRIOT Act, US economic sanctions and export controls, US securities and banking laws and regulations, and other laws and regulations affecting the conduct of international business. David has extensive experience in defending global companies in multi-jurisdictional investigations and litigation, advising companies on crisis management, and in developing and implementing cross-border risk mitigation and compliance programs. David has represented both domestic and multi-national companies before the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Federal Reserve, New York Department of Financial Services, Department of State, Department of Treasury, Department of Commerce, Department of Defense, Department of Justice, US Congress and other Federal and state authorities and SROs
Clifford Chance
David Dickens
David's expertise covers workouts, creditor claims, directors’ duties, voluntary administration, deeds of company arrangement, receivership, liquidation, distressed debt trading and acquisitions, and bankruptcy. David is a trusted adviser to banks and other lenders on all aspects of security enforcement. David also advises on property matters, acting for national landlords, significant tenants, investors and developers in real estate disputes. As a commercial litigator, he regularly acts for clients in disputes involving complex contractual issues, trusts, misleading and deceptive conduct and regulatory obligations. He has appeared in the Supreme Court of Victoria, the Federal Court and VCAT and represents clients in mediations and arbitrations. David is a regular presenter on topics relating to restructuring, insolvency and real estate.
Hall & Wilcox
David Dominguez Villalba
Junior Associate
Parquet & Asociados
David Dorgan
David Dorgan has established himself as one of the leading lawyers in Jersey uniquely combining strengths in private client, corporate and finance work. He is a Jersey Advocate and Notary Public with 24+ years’ experience and is a Partner in the Corporate department and of the Private Client and Trusts teams. David re-joined Appleby in 2025, having previously been a partner and Group Head of its Private Client & Trusts practice in Jersey for 7 years between 2015 and 2022. Prior to that, he was a partner of another top 10 offshore law firm. Between 2022 and 2025 David assisted in the furtherance of a law firm connected to a FTSE250 global fiduciary business before being enticed back to Appleby. He has a significant specialism in private and commercial trusts and foundations, focusing on providing technical advice on their establishment and on-going administration which is tailored for the practical and commercial requirements of clients. He has extensive experience of drafting bespoke and complex trust instruments, foundation regulations and company documents for high and ultra-high net worth individuals and families, preparing bespoke will trusts and providing documentation for SPV, philanthropy, charitable and non-charitable purposes. David also has considerable experience in corporate and finance matters, in particular transactions involving trustees refinancing or selling and/or purchasing trust fund property and/or high net worth individuals or families entering entrepreneurial ventures. He has also provided opinions to foreign courts, foreign revenue authorities and institutional lenders on complex issues relating to trust and corporate issues. David has a particular specialisation in structuring for Middle Eastern clients and holds the Islamic Finance Qualification (IFQ) from the Charted Institute of Securities and Investment (CISI) and Ecole Supérieure des Affairs (ESA). David has worked with Digital Jersey since 2021 and is one of the key architects of Jersey’s first data trust (called “LifeCycle”) to trial whether data could be collated, stored, analysed and shared using a Jersey law governed trust. He continues to work with Digital Jersey in the development and creation of subsequent data trusts to pioneer Jersey’s approach to shape the future of data-given structuring in a highly regulated industry.
Appleby
David Duffee
David Duffee is a finance partner in Mayer Brown’s New York office, and is the leader of the firm’s New York Banking & Finance practice. He advises financial institutions and borrowers in lending transactions – both for US-based borrowers and in cross-border financings. A significant part of David’s practice focuses on Latin American lending. Acquisition financings comprise a large part of David’s practice. He also works on lending transactions with insurance company borrowers. He has extensive experience with work-outs, debtor-in-possession financings and other distressed situations.
Mayer Brown
David Dydek
Partner
Meitar Law Offices
David Evans
David Evans has been involved in energy and finance matters his entire career, including positions as Chevron's chief natural gas lawyer, Vice President and General Counsel of an independent power developer, and as a partner in two major law firms. His current practice primarily involves representing lenders to, investors in, and developers of energy and infrastructure projects. He also advises clients on energy regulatory matters in the United States, including the Federal Power Act, the Natural Gas Act, the Atomic Energy Act , and the Energy Policy Act.
Clifford Chance
David F.W. Cohen
Partner Leader, Financial Institutions & Services Group (Canada)
Gowling WLG
David Fanchi
David Fanchi is a Partner in the Real Estate team. David acts for property owners and lenders acquiring, disposing and re/financing numerous commercial real estate interests, both individually and on a portfolio basis. He advises national and international commercial real estate owners and occupiers in the acquisition, management and/or disposal of their commercial real estate interests. David is well-regarded for both his personable approach and commercial outlook to ensure matters are pursued as diligently as possible.
Lester Aldridge LLP
David Farnell
David is a financial services disputes solicitor with more than 30 years’ experience, both in private practice and in-house (at RBS and CYBG). He has acted for many banks and other commercial lenders, principally those engaged in asset finance. David often helps recoveries managers or in-house counsel to formulate an early strategy for avoiding litigation. Such advice may concern an individual facility or lease, multiple agreements or portfolio management. When litigation is required, David pursues the process best suited to achieving the client’s desired outcome quickly and cost-effectively, using forms of ADR where appropriate. Common issues that David deals with include civil fraud, contractual termination, cross-border/jurisdiction, delivery-up or preservation of goods, enforcement of related security, guarantees and indemnities, quality of goods and services, broker/alleged secret commission, title disputes, liens and wrongful interference with goods. He also takes action to enforce settlement agreements and judgments, both in England and overseas.
Keystone Law
David Farnell
David acts for banks and other financial services providers in a variety of complex disputes, often with a cross-border element. He has extensive financial services sector experience, both in private practice and in-house, through two secondments with major UK banks. Reported cases that David has worked on are BMW v Bhagwanani (concerning whether registration of a third party keeper amounted to conversion of a motor car), Alexander v West Bromwich Building Society (representative claim challenging Society’s variation of interest rates on buy-to-let mortgages) and Carey v HSBC (approving lender’s reliance on a reconstituted agreement to satisfy the requirements of section 78 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974). In addition to general banking law, David’s specialisms include: Asset Finance His asset finance experience includes cases involving civil fraud; contractual interpretation, eg. liquidated damages clause or penalty; High Court interim orders for delivery-up or preservation of goods, eg. aircraft, plant and machinery; satisfactory quality claims; title disputes and liens; third party claims, eg. surveyor or valuer negligence; and wrongful interference. Recent cases: • negotiated a settlement between two lessors with competing title claims over undelivered construction equipment, following the supplier’s appointment of administrators • successfully defended of a misrepresentation claim against a lessor arising from the contra settlement of VAT invoices for the supply of commercial vehicles • assisted a lessor in assessing and disposing of a £1.3m claim arising from the supply of robotic milking equipment (declining a request for a standstill agreement) • advised a lessor about its £1m claim against third parties for fraudulent misrepresentation, inducing the lessor’s purchase of specialised salt machinery Receivables Finance David’s work in receivables finance includes civil fraud; exercising recourse; retention of title clauses; customer insolvency and enforcement of security Recent cases: • advised an invoice finance lender about a third-party manufacturer’s purported charge over receivables (pursuant to a distribution agreement between the third party and the lender’s customer; the case settled on terms that were favourable to the lender) • pre-empted a customer’s alleged breach of contract claim by terminating a £0.6m invoice finance facility and forcing a negotiated settlement • recovered £0.5m from a local authority in settlement of a bank’s assigned invoices, despite allegations of fraud against the assignor Corporate Lending Corporate lending disputes include issues over asset management and investment funds; civil fraud; enforcement of bank and non-bank commercial loans and related security; mis-selling complaints; priority of lenders’ charges; and Tomlinson-type allegations of misconduct) Recent cases: • various corporate and personal guarantee claims on behalf of banks, in circumstances where the corporate borrower has entered an insolvency procedure • defending a breach of trust claim against several asset management companies, following misconceived allegations of fraud against a director • disposing of a £1.5m finance brokerage dispute without the need for court proceedings • pursuing a £25m claim arising from a series of loans between offshore trust companies (with parallel court proceedings in England and the British Virgin Islands)
Shoosmiths LLP
David Fisher
Partner, New York
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
David Flack
Partner
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
David Fletcher
David is a corporate partner and advises on a broad range of commercial transactions involving corporate bodies, partnerships and individuals. David has acted for private equity investors, financial institutions and company directors. David is also a licensed insolvency practitioner and has worked on a number of corporate restructurings, as well as advising on insolvency processes.
Farrer & Co
David Font
Partner
Legalsa
David Foster
Partner and head of the litigation department; leads the firm’s extensive litigation practice; has 20 years’ civil litigation experience and has acted on complex cases on banking, lending, property, planning, ethics and human rights; David is a nationally known mediator, having been actively involved in the field since 1996 with a success rate of 90% and on a range of commercial cases. Court of Appeal cases in 2005 are Jepson, Burke, and challenge to procedures of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority.
Moore Barlow
David Franco
David joined Fairway as a partner in November 2012 to head the real estate finance practice. He also specializes in debt restructuring. He assists investors (institutional investors, real estate companies, developers and other investment funds), credit institutions and financial institutions, notably in real estate financing and refinancing, debt restructuring and bond issuing. He advises both creditors and companies in difficulty in the context of insolvency proceedings.
Fairway A.A.R.P.I.
David Gallagher
Partner, Head of the Pensions practice in Fieldfisher's London office.
Fieldfisher
David Gewer
Director at Werksmans Attorneys
Werksmans Attorneys
David Goy
David is a Legal Director and advises on a wide range of non-contentious property issues, but with particular focus on high-value and complex strategic land and development transactions, advising on all aspects from initial site assembly through to disposal for residential, commercial and mixed-use. David also has experience of advising on general acquisitions and disposals, particularly in connection with brownfield industrial land and of corporate support and secured lending transactions. David advises a wide range of clients including developers, national housebuilders, retailers and manufacturers. Current and previous clients include Henry Boot Plc, Countryside Properties Plc, Santander UK Plc, HSBC Bank Plc and Sheffield Hallam University. Recent work includes: acting for the developer in a large mixed-use scheme including the sale to various national housebuilders of 1,000 houses and to a national supermarket of a major regional distribution centre; acting for the developer on various sites in connection with planning promotion and option agreements, together with onward disposals valued at between £5 million to £25 million to national housebuilders; completing the disposal of a number of brownfield sites for an international steel manufacturer; advising an off-shore fund on the charging and subsequent disposal of a significant national student accommodation portfolio; and advising a major financial institution in connection with a reorganisation of its property interests.
Shoosmiths LLP
David Gutiérrez
Partner
BLP
David Hahn
Of Counsel
Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co.
David Hamou
David Hamou is a partner at Firon Law Firm, heading the firm's commercial litigation department. David has years of experience in large scale, intricate disputes, specializing in all disciplines of commercial and civil litigation, including in arbitration and mediation. His professional resume includes hundreds of appearances before all instances of the Israeli courts, including the Supreme Court. His clientele comprises Israel’s largest and most prominent private and publicly traded companies, which benefit from trusted legal representation in sensitive disputes, some valued at tens and even hundreds of millions of shekels. David's fields of expertise include real estate claims, financial claims, arbitrations and mediations, lawsuits between companies and corporations, and more. He is particularly knowledgeable in claims pertaining to complex PPP, BOT and PFI infrastructure projects, many of which often introduce precedential questions, both legal and commercial. David's services are not limited to existing legal proceedings, but also encompass ongoing legal advice to companies as means of preventing future lawsuits. Among his clientele are publicly traded companies and some of Israel's most renowned entities in the fields of construction, transportation, communication, distribution, insurance, public administration and more. In addition, David represents international companies and foreign business people in disputes pertaining to their business operations in Israel. He advises longstanding clients, the relationships with some of whom date back many years, on all their business disputes, as well as new clients seeking ad hoc representation in specific legal proceedings.
Firon Law Firm