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Andrew Chen

Global Law Office

Andrew Chereck

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Andrew Chiew Ean Vooi

Partner (Banking & Insolvency, Receivership & Insolvency Practice, Corporate & Commercial, Disputes, Oil & Gas, Planning and Environment, Shipping).

Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill

Andrew Child

Andrew is a leading barrister in the field of trusts and estates disputes. He has been in practice for 25 years. He represents trustees, executors, fiduciaries and beneficiaries in large scale trust and estate litigation both domestically and internationally. He is the global head of trusts and estates disputes. Ranked for many years by the directories as a Band 1 barrister he has variously been described as “a terrific barrister with a very compelling manner”, “forceful and clear in his advice”, “exceptional” and “a force in the field”. “Known for giving well thought-out and clear advice, he is incisive and analytical in his approach to complex matters”. “His is a name you see on all the biggest cases”. "Andrew’s knowledge of trust law is immense and he has been very supportive. He is very good with clients and explains complex matters in a straightforward and digestible manner." Cases include : High-value Hong Kong trust case involving a family dispute over trust interests in a USD3.55 billion company; Guernsey trusts dispute acting for beneficiary seeking a partition of her interests from high value settlements;cross border case concerning the validity and proper construction of a Jersey Trust; second round of litigation in Bermuda concerning the administration of an extremely high value trust; trial in the Cayman Islands concerning the proper distribution of trust property between the competing beneficiaries; very high value claim between two Russian businessmen; attempts by prominent Qatari family to recover the highly valuable contents of a safety deposit box held by a bank in London; Bermuda proceedings concerning a civil law Foundation; Longleat Estate litigation instructed by Lord Bath in proceedings concerning the administration of the Longleat Estate; Re Jack Dellal deceased concerning the proper distribution of Black Jack Dellal’s estate and Re Wizard Settlement advising the son of rock star Mark Bolan on how to ensure proper financial provision was made for him out of the offshore trust structures set up by his father before his untimely death.

CANDEY

Andrew Chin

Partner of Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department

Gallant

Andrew Chizzik

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Andrew Christopher Lau

Denis Chang’s Chambers

Andrew Chua

Director, Dispute Resolution

Drew & Napier LLC

Andrew Clark

Partner, European and UK Patent Attorney

J A Kemp

Andrew Clark

Managing Partner

Cox Yeats

Andrew Clarke

Partner

Charles Russell Speechlys LLP

Andrew Clarke

Andrew Clarke is a counsel in the Energy, Transport and Infrastructure practice in Dentons' Dubai office, having previously worked in Tokyo for a number of years. He has more than 15 years of experience working with a wide range of private sector and government clients on global projects including, in recent years, with a practice based on advising Japanese utilities and trading houses on their global energy investments. His experience spans a range of different sectors including energy transition, renewable energy, power, water, infrastructure, oil and gas, and nuclear. Andrew is regularly ranked by Legal500 in the "Japan, Projects and Energy: International firms and joint ventures" category.

Dentons

Andrew Clarke

Andrew is Regional Office Head of the Leicester office and a partner in the Local Government team based in our Leicester office. He acts for a large number of local authorities, police and fire services, housing providers and education establishments across the country in relation to a wide range of issues. Andrew specialises in complex, high value, multi-party litigation and has significant experience of stress, bullying, assault and harassment claims. He leads the Environmental Technical Claims Unit dealing with flooding, subsidence, tree falls, invasive species and highway winter-maintenance claims. He is also regularly instructed in relation to data loss and information management as well as social care and abuse claims. Andrew acted for the Defendant in an undercover police officer stress case - AB v Chief Constable of X Constabulary [2015] EWHC 13, and for the local authority in a case involving illegal accessing of social services information - Ali v Luton Borough Council [2022] EWHC 132 (QB). He regularly delivers bespoke training at national and regional level.

Weightmans LLP

Andrew Clubok

Andrew Clubok is Global Chair of Latham & Watkins’ Securities and M&A Litigation Practice. Based in the firm’s Washington, D.C. and New York offices, he is a premier, go-to trial lawyer for complex, bet-the-company litigation. Andrew has over 30 years of experience in trial, appellate, and administrative litigation, and counseling across a wide range of areas including securities law, commercial disputes, automotive litigation, tax controversies, environmental litigation, telecommunications, restructuring, antitrust, and employment matters. Andrew has successfully represented many of the world’s leading companies including Meta, Verizon, Lyft, General Motors, Toyota, Ford, Daimler AG, American Airlines, Raytheon, Amazon, Honeywell, Pfizer, Teva, Abbott Labs, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Camping World, UBS, Chipotle, CenturyLink, X (formerly Twitter), Hershey, Navient, Fortinet, Carvana, Peloton, Adobe, and AOL. Andrew served as a law clerk for Judge Frank J. Battisti of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. He is a board member for the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs.

Latham & Watkins

Andrew Cobden

Counsel

Hogan Lovells

Andrew Cochrane

Andrew Cochrane is Non-Executive Chairman of Flint Bishop and a long-standing member of the firm’s management board. He advises the Executive Board on strategy, governance, and long-term direction, drawing on over three decades of legal and leadership experience within the firm.

Flint Bishop

Andrew Colao

Co-Head of Weil's Banking & Finance practice and leader of the Private Equity Finance practice

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Andrew Comer

Andrew is a Partner in Lane Neave’s Corporate team (Auckland office). He regularly advises a broad range of domestic and international clients, from individuals and start-ups through to multi-national organisations, on corporate and commercial law. Andrew’s particular focus is on private mergers and acquisitions (business sales), business structuring, joint ventures, consumer protection, corporate advisory and governance, capital raising and company secretarial matters. Prior to joining Lane Neave, Andrew worked in private practice at leading law firms in New Zealand and in the United Kingdom. He has also worked as in-house legal advisor at investment banks and commercial enterprises in both jurisdictions. Andrew holds a Master of Laws (Hons) in crypto-assets from the University of Auckland, and has advised clients on the legal and regulatory implications of various crypto-related projects, including in respect of security token offerings, tokenised property schemes, non-fungible token (NFT) launches, initial coin (cryptocurrency) offerings, structuring and asset protection, the sale and purchase of crypto-assets, terms of trade and crypto-mining.

Lane Neave

Andrew Cooke

Partner Areas of Practice: Andrew specialises in domestic and international mergers and acquisitions, takeovers, MBOs/MBIs and restructuring and represents private equity, venture capital, family office and ultra-high net worth and high net worth clients.

Wallace LLP

Andrew Cooper

Partner

DLA Piper LLP (US)

Andrew Cooper

Weightmans LLP

Andrew Cooper

Andrew Cooper is a partner in Clarke Willmott solicitors' Southampton commercial property team with expertise in working for national house builders

Clarke Willmott LLP

Andrew Corletto

Minter Ellison

Andrew Cotton

Senior Associate

Irwin Mitchell