Gordon Dawes
Gordon is a Partner of Mourant Ozannes (Guernsey) LLP in the firm's Guernsey Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice. Gordon's practice focus points are cross-border commercial disputes, regulatory law and white-collar crime, trust disputes and related issues (for example director and company issues arising in a trust context) and areas of crossover between the regulatory and fiduciary worlds. He has a substantial company law and commercial practice more generally with considerable experience also of insurance and public law. I have a particular interest in litigation funding. Gordon has taken cases to all levels of the Guernsey court system including cases to the Privy Council and to the Supreme Court/House of Lords and to the European Court of Human Rights. He has written extensively about Guernsey law including writing what is still Guernsey's leading textbook, Laws of Guernsey, Hart Publishing, Oxford, 2003. Gordon has been a member of the editorial board of the Channel Islands' leading law review, the Jersey and Guernsey Law Review, since 2003. He is also a director of Guernsey's law institute. · Mourant
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Partner in Mourant Ozannes' Guernsey Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice focusing on cross-border commercial disputes, regulatory law and white-collar crime, trust and fiduciary disputes, company and commercial law, insurance and public law, with a particular interest in litigation funding. He has taken cases to all levels of the Guernsey courts, the Privy Council, the UK Supreme Court/House of Lords and the European Court of Human Rights, is the author of the textbook Laws of Guernsey (Hart, 2003), has served on the editorial board of the Jersey and Guernsey Law Review since 2003 and is a director of Guernsey's law institute.
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