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Damian Evans

Partner

Specialism: Lawyers Contentious Trusts

Company: Ogier

Location: St Helier, Jersey

What do clients and peers say about Damian Evans: "A  distinguished combatant,  negotiating at the highest level with global figureheads and authorities ." 

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Peer review:

I have worked with Damian for over a decade on a variety of international matters. He is amongst the very best. He is smart, articulate, a fantastic advocate, and highly knowledgable. He also works phenomenally hard and is a real team player. I don't hesitate to recommend him.

12 Feb 2021

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Damian is a highly articulate litigator who uses his experience to offer focused advice and recommendations on strategy for non-contentious court applications, family dispute resolution needs and formal proceedings if matters develop that far. Good on his feet in a court room he balances assists in making his clients feel at ease with the situation.

01 May 2019

Peer review:

Damian is a top class litigator who provides clear, timely and practical advice. He grasps the issues at hand quickly and is very effective.

01 May 2019

Peer review:

I have worked with Damian for over 10 years on numerous cases, and it has always been a top notch experience. He blends almost 20 years’ experience with a modern approach to cases. His management of matters from inception to trial and appeal is flawless and I don’t hesitate to recommend him to peers and clients alike.

Robin Rathmell    Kobre & Kim LLP   
29 Apr 2019

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I know Damian as a very bright, supportive, kind and highly efficient and accessible lawyer. No matter how hectic the times, he keeps overview and provides a reply in a timely and comprehensive manner without being chased. His experienced and highly professional advice has been of great help to me and my colleagues.

07 Feb 2018

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Average client size: Over £25 million

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Ogier

Number of offices globally: More than 5

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Summer 2017 Top 50 editor's choice list Citywealth's Top 100 trust litigators and polymaths

Peer review:

I have worked with Damian for over a decade on a variety of international matters. He is amongst the very best. He is smart, articulate, a fantastic advocate, and highly knowledgable. He also works phenomenally hard and is a real team player. I don't hesitate to recommend him.

12 Feb 2021

Peer review:

Damian is a highly articulate litigator who uses his experience to offer focused advice and recommendations on strategy for non-contentious court applications, family dispute resolution needs and formal proceedings if matters develop that far. Good on his feet in a court room he balances assists in making his clients feel at ease with the situation.

01 May 2019

Peer review:

Damian is a top class litigator who provides clear, timely and practical advice. He grasps the issues at hand quickly and is very effective.

01 May 2019

Peer review:

I have worked with Damian for over 10 years on numerous cases, and it has always been a top notch experience. He blends almost 20 years’ experience with a modern approach to cases. His management of matters from inception to trial and appeal is flawless and I don’t hesitate to recommend him to peers and clients alike.

Robin Rathmell    Kobre & Kim LLP   
29 Apr 2019

Peer review:

I know Damian as a very bright, supportive, kind and highly efficient and accessible lawyer. No matter how hectic the times, he keeps overview and provides a reply in a timely and comprehensive manner without being chased. His experienced and highly professional advice has been of great help to me and my colleagues.

07 Feb 2018

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Acted for a Cyprus-based trustee of a Jersey trust to challenge Jersey Comptroller of Taxes

Instructed to act for a Cyprus-based trustee of a Jersey law trust to challenge by way of judicial review notices issued by the Jersey Comptroller of Taxes requiring the provision of certain documentation to the Indian tax authority pursuant to a TIEA and the validity of the relevant statutory regime. The grounds on which judicial review was brought were procedural unfairness and the statutory regime itself involved a disproportionate interference with rights to the extent they have removed procedural rights they disproportionately interfere with rights protected by common law and by Articles 6, 8 and AIPI.

Following a rejection by the Royal Court of the judicial review, joint and simultaneous appeals were filed with the Privy Council. Those appeals were subsequently settled before being heard. This was the first case of its kind to bring into question the lawfulness of the statutory regime.