Natasha Dzameh

Natasha is a leading junior with a broad commercial and chancery practice. Her commercial practice incorporates arbitration, banking, breach of fiduciary duties, civil fraud, company, partnership, professional negligence and insolvency. Her traditional chancery practice focuses on trusts, contentious probate, charities, disputes over beneficial interests in property and commercial aspects of property. She also has experience of offshore litigation.

Natasha is often instructed as sole counsel in high value, multifaceted litigation against significantly more senior opponents. She has been led on particularly complex matters such as a forfeiture dispute concerning the death of a UK millionaire in the Ukraine which received national press coverage and a multimillion-pound commercial dispute regarding new technology and emerging markets with litigants located in China. She has been instructed as part of a team of counsel on large scale, high value and document-heavy disputes. She has also undertaken numerous mediations and operates as a mediator.

Natasha is considered a “phenomenal talent” and is known for being “clear, concise, and tenacious, both in her written advice and in her advocacy ”. She “exudes gravitas”, adopts a robust yet practical strategy to resolving issues and her submissions “are incredibly compelling and insightful”.

Called 2010

Attorney General’s Regional B Panel of Junior Counsel to the Crown

Panel Counsel for the Government of the Virgin Islands

ConTrA

COMBAR (also Elected Individual Members’ Representative)

ChBA

PNBA

South West Fraud Forum

TL4

Western Circuit

Articles in the Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal.

Contributing author to LexisPSL on Restructuring & Insolvency.