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Andrew Marshall

Andrew advises and acts on a broad range of commercial and civil litigation and has a distinct specialism in complex trust and property disputes, as well as matters relating to fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty in respect of directors and trustees. He also has experience in liquidations and high-value estate disputes, having represented executors, administrators and beneficiaries. Andrew is skilled in applications to register and enforce foreign judgments, and also deals with applications for Norwich Pharmacal Orders and interim relief, including freezing injunctions. Andrew has represented numerous clients faced with regulatory proceedings and proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act, including restraint and confiscation proceedings. He has also represented clients in the High Court, the Appeal Court, the Privy Council, and in the criminal courts, in addition to the Employment Tribunal, Advocates Disciplinary Tribunal and the Licensing Court. · Keystone Law

EnglandLitigation, Trusts & Estates

About

Andrew is a Consultant Advocate at Keystone Law who advises on a broad range of commercial and civil litigation with a specialism in complex trust and property disputes, fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty, liquidations and high‑value estate disputes. He also handles registration and enforcement of foreign judgments, Norwich Pharmacal Orders and interim relief (including freezing injunctions), and has acted in regulatory and Proceeds of Crime Act proceedings.

Practice areas

LitigationTrusts & EstatesReal EstateFraud & Asset RecoveryInsolvency & LiquidationsRegulatoryAsset Forfeiture & Proceeds of CrimeCivil Procedure / Interim Relief

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Expertise

Trust and property disputesFraud and breaches of fiduciary duty (directors and trustees)Liquidations and high‑value estate/probate disputesRegistration and enforcement of foreign judgmentsNorwich Pharmacal Orders and freezing injunctionsRestraint and confiscation (Proceeds of Crime Act)Representation in High Court, Court of Appeal, Privy Council, criminal courts and tribunals