Here at 7BR, we have spent the last 6 months traversing the legal landscape and examining issues from multiple practice areas guided by the diverse expertise of our members on our podcast; Part-Heard. As we near the end of this most unusual year, we are taking the opportunity for reflection, so each day for the next 12 days, a different member from 7BR will discuss a 2020 case of theirs. 7BR’s very own legal advent calendar!
To kick off the 12 days, we are joined by David O’Mahony to speak about the landmark repatriation agreement between Jersey, Nigeria and the USA which was secured earlier this year.
David is the Head of the Offshore and International Team in Chambers and his practice ranges across money laundering and criminal fraud, civil and commercial law, arbitration, domestic and international financial regulation and international crime.
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