Disputes firm Grosvenor Law has announced three promotions. Ben
Wolfe has been promoted to partner, recognising his significant contribution to
the firm’s practice since joining Grosvenor Law in 2011. Specialising in
complex, high-value disputes, Ben has over a decade’s experience advising
international businesses and high-net-worth individuals on matters involving
asset tracing, trusts and allegations of fraud and breach of duty.
Alongside
this, the firm has announced that Ganesh Nanwani and Adam Kelman have
been promoted to Of Counsel and Managing Associate respectively.
Regularly
instructed on cross-jurisdictional matters, Ganesh has wide-ranging experience
advising on shareholder and fraud disputes, while Adam’s practice focuses on
pursuing high value debts and disputes around commercial contracts. Their
expertise across a wide range of sectors and jurisdictions highlights the
firm’s continued commitment to providing its clients with bespoke strategy and
advice both pre and post litigation.
Commenting on his appointment to partner, Ben said: 'Having first walked through the doors of the firm as a paralegal, I have experienced first-hand the growth and development of Grosvenor Law and am delighted to have been appointed as a Partner. I look forward to continuing to fight for our clients in some of the UK’s most complex and high-stakes disputes, and witnessing the firm’s continued growth and success.'
Managing partner Daniel Astaire further commented: 'Ben, Ganesh and Adam embody our ethos at Grosvenor Law – strong and able litigators who have proved themselves to be a true asset to the firm. These appointments reflect our continuing growth as we look to strengthen our position as a leading disputes practice within the London legal market.'
These promotions, effective as of 1 May, take the firm’s total number of partners to eight.
