Jonathan specialises in large complex commercial disputes, civil fraud and asset tracing cases with extensive experience in multi jurisdictional emergency procedures.

An experienced and skilled practitioner specialising in large complex commercial disputes, civil fraud and asset tracing cases, Jonathan has extensive experience in dealing with multi-jurisdictional emergency procedures including asset freezing and search and seizure orders. He has acted on a number of occasions as supervising solicitor upon the execution of search and seizure orders.

Jonathan’s work ranges from the conduct of internal investigations, competition litigation, advance fee frauds, the diversion of business opportunities and breaches of fiduciary duty to claims involving deceit, bribery and secret profits.

Jonathan’s international expertise was also identified in The International Who’s Who of Asset Recovery Lawyers: “Jonathan is a favourite with clients and a true expert specialising in multi-jurisdictional cases, asset freezing, and obtaining and executing search and seizure orders.”

In January 2014, Jonathan was recognised in The Lawyer’s Hot 100′ list in the litigation/regulation category. He is a Contributing Editor to Getting The Deal Through: ‘Asset Recovery’. Jonathan is regularly ranked as a Leading Lawyer by legal directories, Chambers and Partners research shows our clients praise Jonathan for his “calm and meticulous approach” and comment on his ability to provide “creative solutions ”. Jonathan Tickner is ‘a fabulous solicitor who quickly gains the clients’ trust’. Legal 500.

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Ajay has advised international entrepreneurial clients throughout his career and has been in private practice and in-house roles in London, Jersey and Guernsey. 

Ajay was an external adviser to Saffery Champness before he joined the firm in 2009 and in 2011 he was recognised as one of the UK’s Top 35 under 35 private client practitioners. 

Ajay is a member of the Private Taxes Committee of the International Bar Association and is a regular panelist at international conferences. He was admitted to the Law Society of England & Wales in 2001.

Since 2018, Ajay divides his time between Guernsey and Dubai, where he is the Managing Director of the firm’s DIFC operation and he travels extensively on behalf of the firm, meeting with professional advisers and assisting with strategic and client management matters.

Miranda specialises in family law, including prenuptial agreements, financial settlement on divorce and arrangements for children after parents separate. She has been a specialist family law practitioner for over twenty years, and is equally adept at dealing with complex financial disputes and the most difficult children cases. Her financial cases often involve trusts, inherited wealth, family businesses, offshore asset structures, and the protection of family wealth through pre/post nuptial agreements.

Miranda is experienced in international family law cases involving financial issues and the relocation of/arrangements for children, applications to the English Court for financial settlement following divorce proceedings overseas, and jurisdiction disputes, particularly concerning the European Union, the Russian Federation and the Middle East. Miranda has expertise in Islamic family law issues and is Head of the Charles Russell Speechlys Middle East Family Practice. She is a fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL).

Miranda regularly advises high profile clients, including in the sport and media industries, and is accustomed to dealing with privacy issues. She is co-author of Privacy and Disclosure for Family Lawyers for Resolution and Child Contact: Law and Practice for Law Society Publishing.

lexandr is the Managing Partner at Zabeyda & Partners Law Office and a member of the Moscow Region Bar Association. He has experience working at state bodies and an impressive teaching experience.

From 2002 to 2004 Alexandr served as an investigator in the Russian Internal Affairs Ministry in Moscow, and from 2005 to 2009 he lectured at the International Law Institute under the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation and at the Russian State University of Justice.

Since 2006, he has been conducting private legal practice, specializing in the protection of business owners, top managers and civil servants in economic, corruption and white-collar crimes.

Clients appreciate Alexandr’s comprehensive support, with one explaining: "He looks at it from every angle. He can think of the case in different ways and think of the best steps, the best strategy to approach the case." (Chambers Europe 2020).

Currently, he is a lecturer at the Law Institute "M-Logos" and at the Department of Practical Jurisprudence of the Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL).

Alexandr graduated from the Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL) in 2003. He is recommended by Chambers & Partners, Legal 500, Best Lawyers, as well as the local rankings Pravo-300 and Kommersant.

Alexandr likes motorsport and travels on a motorbike in Russia and around the world.

Anna advises on all aspects of financial crime and sanctions compliance, assisting with investigations into suspected breaches and related reporting obligations and representing individuals and corporates in contentious proceedings.

She is recommended as a Global Leader on International Sanctions in Who’s Who Legal (Trade & Customs 2019), describing Anna as a ‘prominent’ figure in the market, recognised for her ‘encyclopaedic’ knowledge at legal and policy level as well as her ‘diligent and thoughtful approach to sanctions matters’. She is experienced in challenging UN and EU sanctions designations, having worked on the first UK judicial review of the implementation of EU sanctions as well as a number of annulment applications brought in the EU General Court.

An advertising executive turned barrister (called to the Bar in 2004), Stuart has pioneered a new kind of advisory role which combines both aspects of his background. Specialising in reputation management, Stuart helps to manage the communications around complex litigation, helping to guide and protect his clients during the most challenging of circumstances.

He has led a whole new approach to litigation communications and crisis management for major corporate clients drawing on his experience in international PR, eight years with Pump Court Chambers as a barrister and as a senior account handler with several top advertising agencies.

Andrew is a litigation and dispute resolution lawyer based in London. He recently joined Peters & Peters from a top ranked global law firm. He focuses on corporate and white collar crime and has advised some of the world’s most prominent organisations and individuals on high profile investigations.

With a wealth of experience across the white-collar crime and contentious regulatory sector, Andrew has acted for companies and individuals in the defence of complex and multi-national investigations and prosecutions brought by the FCA, SFO, HMRC and other bodies for over ten years. He has acted in cases involving allegations of bribery, insider dealing, tax avoidance, money laundering, conspiracy to defraud and many other offences. Andrew also has extensive experience of representing financial services businesses and professionals in FCA criminal and regulatory matters and has undertaken a secondment at the FSA (predecessor to the FCA).

Andrew’s experience of advising on criminal risk in broader litigation and transactional contexts is expansive. He also provides anti-bribery and anti-money laundering advice to corporate clients in a compliance setting and has given training and presentations to senior executives, boards, compliance and in-house legal teams in a range of industries and banks, across a range of topics.

Andrew is accredited by the City of London Police as a Counter-Fraud Specialist and has acted in diverse large scale corporate crime investigations, ranging from multi million pound financial services mis-selling to international corruption/fraud and gross negligence manslaughter. His practice involves anti-bribery and corruption and anti-money laundering advice to corporate clients in both a compliance and contentious setting.

Andrew has been recommended in the Legal 500 for white-collar crime and contentious financial services and also listed in the International Who’s Who of Asset Tracing Lawyers.