Joshua Haig

Josh Haig acts for a wide range of clients including insolvency officeholders, directors, debtors, creditors and financial institutions on both contentious and non-contentious restructurings and insolvencies.  

Josh previously spent six months on secondment at a leading FTSE 100 company, primarily supporting its venture capital arm.

• Advising Samsung and Saipem in connection with the contentious restructuring of their joint venture partner Petrofac, including challenges to the Part 26A restructuring plans in the High Court and in Court of Appeal, the latter successfully.
• Advising a leading global insurer in relation to the transfer of certain of its insurance and reinsurance portfolios in accordance with Part 7 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.
• Advising Capricorn Energy plc in relation to the debt restructuring of the Waldorf Production Group.
• Advising a major financial institution in litigation involving allegations of misrepresentation and unlawful means conspiracy.
• Advising the liquidators of an engineering and construction company, which went into insolvent liquidation with debts totalling over US$2 billion, in litigation against former directors, officers, and shareholders, and asset recovery strategy in multiple jurisdictions, including on claims involving false accounting, fraud, breach of directors’ and other fiduciary duties, wrongful and fraudulent trading, unlawful distributions, knowing receipt and dishonest assistance, and unlawful means conspiracy.

• Listed as a key lawyer for Commercial Litigation: Premium, Joshua Haig "is an up and coming litigator, very sensible and easy to work with." He "is extremely diligent and hardworking and produces excellent work product. Very good at liaising with difficult counterparties." Legal 500

• 布里斯托大学, LLB Law
• 英博夏尔大学法学院, LPC, Distinction

• 英格兰和威尔斯