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Provided by Robert Colquitt
Robert is Managing Director of Cains and Head of the Litigation team. His practice focuses on all aspects of commercial and chancery litigation, having represented a wide range of clients both domestic and international.
He regularly advises in cases involving trust disputes, fraud and asset tracing, breaches of financial services legislation, insolvency, commercial contract disputes and professional negligence.
Robert has extensive advocacy experience and regularly appears as counsel in cases before the various divisions of the Isle of Man High Court. Robert is also an ADR Group certified mediator. He has acted as mediator and counsel in a number of successful mediations.
Provided by Chambers
Robert Colquitt has a varied disputes practice and regularly advises clients on complex litigation, including fraud and contentious liquidation matters.
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Robert takes very complicated matters, breaks them down to their basic elements and presents it eloquently in court. We are so grateful to Robert and would recommend him strongly.
Robert is a sophisticated and seriously smart litigator with the ability to easily switch from the detail to the bigger picture whilst keeping any audience captivated.
Robert takes very complicated matters, breaks them down to their basic elements and presents it eloquently in court. We are so grateful to Robert and would recommend him strongly.
Robert is a sophisticated and seriously smart litigator with the ability to easily switch from the detail to the bigger picture whilst keeping any audience captivated.
6 items provided by Cains
Management Changes at Cains
Cains continues growth with double appointments.
Cains has continued to enhance its corporate and litigation practices with the recent appointments of Richard Kniveton and Benjamin McGee.
Double celebration as Cains marks 125 years leading the legal landscape with IFC award win.
Leading independent Isle of Man law firm, Cains, is delighted to announce it is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year and, to launch the celebrations, they were crowned ‘Law Firm of the Year – Isle of Man’ at the Citywealth International Financial Centre (IFC) Awards 2024 in London on 24 Jan.
Cains adds Paul Freeman to litigation practice.
Leading Isle of Man Law firm Cains has further strengthened its top-tier litigation team, which now totals 12 lawyers, following the appointment of Paul Freeman.
Cains adds Paul Freeman to litigation practice.
Leading Isle of Man Law firm Cains has further strengthened its top-tier litigation team, which now totals 12 lawyers, following the appointment of Paul Freeman.
Cains adds Paul Freeman to litigation practice.
Leading Isle of Man Law firm Cains has further strengthened its top-tier litigation team, which now totals 12 lawyers, following the appointment of Paul Freeman.
Management Changes at Cains
Cains continues growth with double appointments.
Cains has continued to enhance its corporate and litigation practices with the recent appointments of Richard Kniveton and Benjamin McGee.
Double celebration as Cains marks 125 years leading the legal landscape with IFC award win.
Leading independent Isle of Man law firm, Cains, is delighted to announce it is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year and, to launch the celebrations, they were crowned ‘Law Firm of the Year – Isle of Man’ at the Citywealth International Financial Centre (IFC) Awards 2024 in London on 24 Jan.
Cains adds Paul Freeman to litigation practice.
Leading Isle of Man Law firm Cains has further strengthened its top-tier litigation team, which now totals 12 lawyers, following the appointment of Paul Freeman.
Cains adds Paul Freeman to litigation practice.
Leading Isle of Man Law firm Cains has further strengthened its top-tier litigation team, which now totals 12 lawyers, following the appointment of Paul Freeman.
Cains adds Paul Freeman to litigation practice.
Leading Isle of Man Law firm Cains has further strengthened its top-tier litigation team, which now totals 12 lawyers, following the appointment of Paul Freeman.