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Jack Beevers

Associate

Jack is an Associate and Solicitor Advocate based in our London office.

Jack specialises in high-value, cross-border disputes, with a particular focus on commercial litigation, civil fraud, restructuring and insolvency, and asset recovery. He regularly advises insolvency practitioners, investment funds, corporates and sovereign-related entities in complex disputes spanning multiple jurisdictions.

His experience includes contentious insolvency matters, asset tracing and recovery, shareholder and M&A disputes, sanctions-related litigation, fraud investigations, and disputes involving trusts and corporate structures. He has worked on a number of significant international matters involving proceedings across the UK, Europe, the United States and offshore jurisdictions.

Jack is particularly experienced in coordinating multi-jurisdictional litigation and enforcement strategies, often working alongside foreign counsel, insolvency officeholders, forensic experts and regulatory authorities in complex asset recovery and restructuring scenarios.

Jack is fluent in Spanish and reads French.

Cross-Border Insolvency and Asset Recovery

Acting for creditors in connection with claims arising from the collapse of a financial services group, including cross-border asset tracing, recovery and enforcement strategies. Advising on parallel civil and criminal recovery avenues across multiple jurisdictions.

 

Sovereign Debt Litigation

Represented the Republic of Cuba and Banco Nacional de Cuba in defending a complex sovereign debt claim brought before the English courts.

 

Multi-Jurisdictional Trust Disputes

Acting in complex trust litigation involving allegations of breach of trust, misuse of trust assets and trustee misconduct. Experience includes a seven-jurisdiction dispute concerning approximately USD $700 million of trust assets, requiring coordinated litigation and enforcement strategies across multiple jurisdictions.

 

International Sanctions

Advising in a series of multi-jurisdictional disputes concerning the impact of UK, EU and US sanctions on trust structures, asset ownership and enforcement rights.

 

Civil Fraud

Acted for VTB Trading Commodities in a USD $300 million fraud and conspiracy claim before the High Court arising from alleged misconduct in the commodities sector.

Represented a Libyan businessman in proceedings brought by the Libyan Investment Authority concerning two investments valued at approximately US$200 million and allegations of bribery and corruption.

 

International Arbitration

Represented a transportation industry manufacturer in an international arbitration concerning alleged breaches of a sale and purchase agreement.

 

* Includes matters handled prior to joining Pallas Partners LLP.

BPP Law School, Legal Practice Course

University of Cambridge, Law (First Class Honours)

Solicitor of England & Wales

Rights of Audience (Civil), Higher Courts of England & Wales

Pro Bono Recognition List of England & Wales (2026)

Member of the Young Fraud Lawyers Association and London Solicitors Litigation Association

Member of Lex Anglo-Brasil, a network for lawyers practising in the UK and Latin America

jack.beevers@pallasllp.com

+44 20 4574 1057

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