Jonathan
Mark Phillips undertakes a range of commercial work, with an
emphasis on banking, finance, security and insolvency. His practice
includes domestic and international fraud (involving asset tracing
and injunctions), professional negligence and breach of confidence.
He was a Pegasus Scholar in Singapore in 1993 and has experience
of litigation in Asian and offshore jurisdictions. He also does
Financial Services regulatory work.
Practice
All
areas of commercial work, especially banking law and insolvency,
mortgages, guarantees and other securities. Fraud, including
tracing and interlocutory relief. Professional negligence
of solicitors, accountants and valuers.
Clients
Principally
banks and lending institutions or their customers; liquidators,
administrator receivers, receivers and administrators; solicitors,
accountants, surveyors and their insurers.
Publications
and Articles
Byles
on Bills of Exchange and Cheques (27th edition, 2001).
Editors: Nicholas Elliott QC, John Odgers and Jonathan Mark
Phillips.
Contributor to the Journal of International Banking Law
Languages
Working
knowledge of French.
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