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Matthew Hennessy-Gibbs

Matthew is a commercial litigation lawyer with over 30 years’ experience and with specific expertise in super yachts, and marine, commercial disputes and fraud, often with an international element. His client base is both domestic and international, having acted for companies and businesses throughout Europe, the Middle East, Asia and many offshore jurisdictions, as well as those in the UK. He also advises private high-net-worth individuals and family offices, foreign lawyers, yacht builders, brokers, charter parties and owners, and major lending institutions. An approved Privy Council Agent, several of Matthew’s cases have gone to the Supreme Court and European Court of Human Rights. His experience includes claims and disputes concerning commercial contracts, breach of trust, sale of goods, marine litigation disputes, professional negligence, litigation on behalf of insolvency practitioners, fraud and bribery investigations and asset tracing, debt recovery, shareholder and other corporate disputes, and money laundering issues. He is also experienced in all forms of alternative dispute resolution including mediation and arbitration (UNCITRAL, CIArb, ICC,LMAA). · Keystone Law

EnglandCommercial Litigation, Shipping & Maritime

About

Commercial litigation lawyer with over 30 years' experience, specialising in superyachts, marine and commercial disputes and fraud, often with an international element. Acts for domestic and international clients (including companies across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and offshore jurisdictions), high-net-worth individuals, family offices, yacht builders/brokers/owners and major lending institutions; an approved Privy Council Agent with cases heard in the UK Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights.

Practice areas

Commercial LitigationShipping & MaritimeFraud & Asset RecoveryInternational ArbitrationInsolvency Litigation

Office

Expertise

SuperyachtsYacht Builders & BrokersHigh-Net-Worth Individuals & Family OfficesOffshore JurisdictionsMajor Lending Institutions

Admissions

  • Solicitor (England) — qualified 1996
  • Approved Privy Council Agent