
Stephen Hayes
Lawyer
Stephen Hayes is an English-qualified solicitor highly experienced in financial products and services litigation, joint venture and partnership disputes, and trust and estate litigation. He regularly represents clients in the financial services industry in shareholder and corporate governance disputes often involving insolvency issues. In addition, Mr. Hayes is experienced in the resolution of disputes through arbitration and mediation.
Prior to joining Kobre & Kim, Mr. Hayes practiced at Fladgate LLP in London, where he focused on commercial disputes, professional negligence, and contentious trusts.
Admissions
- Solicitor, England & Wales
- Solicitor, Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (British Virgin Islands)
Education
- University of Edinburgh, MA
- Nottingham Trent Law School, LPC and Postgraduate Diploma, Law
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Professional & Community Involvement
- Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists, Member
- Fraud Lawyers Association, Member
Publications & Presentations
- Speaker, "Enforcing Creditor Rights — UK and International Perspectives" (France/Korea Chamber of Commerce, 10th Paris Conference, April 2015)
- Speaker, "Trust Investment Disputes" (International Tax Planner Association, Cannes, June 2012)
- Author, Trustee Exoneration Clauses, Trusts and Trustees (Oxford University Press, March 2011)
Credentials
Admissions
- Solicitor, England & Wales
- Solicitor, Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (British Virgin Islands)
Education
- University of Edinburgh, MA
- Nottingham Trent Law School, LPC and Postgraduate Diploma, Law
Engagements
News
Professional & Community Involvement
- Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists, Member
- Fraud Lawyers Association, Member
Publications & Presentations
- Speaker, "Enforcing Creditor Rights — UK and International Perspectives" (France/Korea Chamber of Commerce, 10th Paris Conference, April 2015)
- Speaker, "Trust Investment Disputes" (International Tax Planner Association, Cannes, June 2012)
- Author, Trustee Exoneration Clauses, Trusts and Trustees (Oxford University Press, March 2011)