Gregor Hogan

Gregor Hogan has a busy commercial and chancery practice, with a particular interest in commercial litigation, contentious trusts and probate (onshore and offshore), trusts issues in financial remedy proceedings, company and insolvency, and civil fraud. He regularly appears in the High Court, where he is instructed in his own right on interlocutory matters, and in the County Court.

Gregor has acted for a range of clients, including trustees, high-net-worth individuals, insolvency practitioners, national charities and international companies, and in offshore jurisdictions including Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man, BVI and the UAE. He was admitted to The British Virgin Islands Bar in July 2023.

Gregor is also regularly involved in cases involving the DIFC and the Middle East generally, and he is admitted as a Part II Practitioner before the DIFC Courts. He is also instructed on a number of DIFC-LCIA arbitrations involving complex commercial issues and questions of jurisdiction

After completing pupillage in 2017, Gregor spent seven months in the Contentious Trusts and Succession group at law firm Withers, during which he worked on a number of Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 claims involving dynastic and high net worth estates as well as advising offshore trustees and charities on a range of contentious and non-contentious matters.

Before joining Chambers, Gregor was a Lecturer in Constitutional, EU and Administrative Law at St Hugh’s College, University of Oxford.

Gregor is the contributing author of the Arbitration chapter in the recent DIFC Courts Practice publication. He also a contributing author for the 11th edition of Tudor on Charities.

Call: 2016