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Provided by Emily Johnson
Emily’s recent focus has been on complex commercial litigation, regulatory advisory work and trusts litigation for a range of corporate clients, but she originally trained at a mixed practice firm so has experience of a wide range of contentious and non-contentious work. She qualified in the Isle of Man in 2019, having moved to the island in 2017, but previously worked for a number of years in the legal profession in England and Wales.
Emily won the Isle of Man Law Society’s George Johnson Law Essay Prize for three consecutive years from 2019 to 2021 and is currently Chair of the Junior Lawyers’ Association and a Council Member of the Isle of Man Law Society.
Clients have described her as “thorough” and “impressive and very bright”.
Provided by Chambers
Emily Johnson has a growing reputation in disputes work on the Isle of Man. She is a consultant at Whittles Law and specialises in complex commercial litigation.
Provided by Chambers
Emily demonstrates strong subject matter expertise and negotiation skills while navigating complex issues.
Emily is knowledgeable, commercially savvy and great with clients.
Emily is meticulous, thorough and guides us through various difficult matters with ease and confidence.
Emily is very knowledgeable in her field and provides exceptional support. She provides timely and pragmatic solutions.
Emily demonstrates strong subject matter expertise and negotiation skills while navigating complex issues.
Emily is knowledgeable, commercially savvy and great with clients.
Emily is meticulous, thorough and guides us through various difficult matters with ease and confidence.
Emily is very knowledgeable in her field and provides exceptional support. She provides timely and pragmatic solutions.
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Gambling Supervision Commission Enforcement Policies Go Live.
On 01 July 2024 the Isle of Man’s Gambling Supervision Commission (“GSC”) revised enforcement-related policies came into effect. This followed an outreach session in June, with the enforcement policies now forming part of the GSC’s regulatory framework.
Gambling Supervision Commission Enforcement Policies Go Live.
On 01 July 2024 the Isle of Man’s Gambling Supervision Commission (“GSC”) revised enforcement-related policies came into effect. This followed an outreach session in June, with the enforcement policies now forming part of the GSC’s regulatory framework.