Three members of 33 Chambers have been recognised in the Commercial Disputes category of this year's The Legal 500 – The English Bar Offshore rankings, with Howard Sharp KC and Daniel Goldblatt securing new entries and Aidan Casey KC retaining his ranking.

The results highlight the breadth of experience within 33 Chambers in offshore commercial litigation, with members regularly instructed in complex contractual disputes, civil fraud, asset recovery, international arbitration and cross-border proceedings.

Aidan Casey KC retains his ranking in the Commercial Disputes category, reflecting his established experience in complex international litigation and arbitration. He specialises in civil fraud, asset recovery, shareholder and director disputes, and commercial litigation, with a substantial proportion of his practice involving offshore and cross-border matters. Regularly appearing before the Privy Council with extensive experience in disputes involving various offshore jurisdictions, he has also been called to the Bars of Bermuda and The Bahamas on a pro hac vice basis and is qualified to appear before the DIFC and ADGM courts.

Howard Sharp KC is dual-qualified in English and Jersey law, having served as Her Majesty's Solicitor General for Jersey between 2010 and 2015. He has full rights of audience before the courts of England and Wales and Jersey. An experienced litigator with a UK and offshore focus, Howard's practice encompasses commercial litigation, trusts, civil fraud, sanctions, public law and judicial review. He has particular experience in matters involving parallel civil and criminal proceedings. His new ranking in Commercial Disputes recognises his experience in complex litigation across UK and offshore jurisdictions.

Daniel Goldblatt has a broad commercial disputes and offshore practice, with particular expertise in contractual and trust disputes, civil fraud, insolvency, international arbitration and aviation law. He regularly acts as sole counsel and as part of larger counsel teams in complex trials and interlocutory proceedings. Daniel also has significant appellate experience, including appearances before the Court of Appeal and Privy Council. Already recognised in the legal directories for commercial litigation and civil fraud, Daniel's new Commercial Disputes ranking further reflects the breadth of his offshore practice.

The latest rankings reflect the strength of 33 Chambers' offshore commercial disputes practice, with members bringing experience across commercial litigation, international arbitration, civil fraud and asset recovery.

Our members regularly represent clients in complex disputes involving multiple jurisdictions, including proceedings before offshore courts and the Privy Council.

View The Legal 500 Offshore rankings here: https://www.legal500.com/rankings/ranking/c-the-english-bar-offshore/commercial-disputes/9516-33-chambers