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02 May 2017
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Elliott Phillips—Signature Litigation

Firm announces new partner & Gibraltar office

Boutique City disputes firm Signature Litigation has  confirmed that Gibraltar-based international commercial litigation and trusts disputes specialist Elliott Phillips has joined the firm as a partner. Elliott was previously a partner at ISOLAS, and heads Signature’s new office in Gibraltar.

Elliott is a highly regarded barrister in the Gibraltar market, and specialises in global commercial litigation and very high value trusts disputes work. He is regularly instructed by leading international firms in global commercial litigation in which Gibraltar proceedings are issued or there is a strong Gibraltar connection to the litigation. Elliott has considerable experience in the area of international contentious trust and estates disputes and appears before the Chancery Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Gibraltar and the Court of Appeal on matters relating to the administration of trusts and where applications for directions by trustees have been brought.

His practice also includes civil fraud, asset tracing, shareholder disputes, regulatory investigations and insurance/reinsurance insolvency.

Elliott has acted for the Secretary of State for Defence and Ministry of Defence in Gibraltar and

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