Shipping & Commodities
London (Bar)
24 years ranked
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Barrister specialising in commercial and shipping law, including international contracts of sale, sale of goods, carriage of goods, energy, shipbuilding, insurance, insolvency and arbitration; Admiralty law including towage, salvage, collision; associated aspects of dry and wet shipping law.
Qualified 1992; Gray’s Inn; visiting lecturer City University 1993-94; author ‘The Merchant Shipping Act 1995 – An Annotated Guide’, LLP; contributing author ‘Butterworths commercial Court and Arbitration Pleadings’, 2005; Editorial Board Member, Lloyd’s Law Reports.
COMBAR; supporting member LMAA; Gray’s Inn; Middle Temple.
Languages: French, Spanish (working knowledge in each).
Education: Tunbridge Wells Technical High (later, Grammar) School for Boys; Southampton University (1990 BA Hons); City University (1991 Dip Law); University College, London (1993 LLM).
Interests: Music, the arts, humour, family life.
Provided by Chambers
Nevil Phillips is an outstanding junior with an excellent and longstanding reputation who frequently appears unled against KCs. He has marked experience covering wet and dry shipping disputes, and he has authored a leading text on the Merchant Shipping Act 1995.
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If you need an expert, you go to him as he knows the topic inside out.
Nevil is widely acknowledged as one of the leading barristers of the London shipping and commodities Bar. His intelligence and knowledge are second to none.
You can always be sure that he will provide a deep and thorough analysis of the law and its impact upon the merits of the claim.
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