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Andrew Laurie is a Senior Associate in our Insolvency & Restructuring team, based in London. He advises insolvency practitioners, shareholders, directors, lenders and other creditors / stakeholders on a broad range of restructuring and insolvency matters, with experience spanning both contentious and non-contentious engagements. Andrew works with clients across a variety of sectors, providing pragmatic and commercially focused advice on insolvency processes, business restructurings, distressed situations and insolvency-related disputes.
He has considerable experience with technically complex litigation before the English High Court and appellate courts, and regularly supports clients in navigating complex financial and operational challenges, helping them protect value, manage risk and achieve strategic objectives.
Since qualifying in August 2021 (following his training contract with the firm), Andrew has quickly proven himself to be an integral part of the insolvency team at Clyde & Co. He stands out as a go-to associate for our most complex instructions.
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- Acting for the BVI liquidators of MBI International & Partners in obtaining a landmark UK Supreme Court judgment concerning the date of valuation of an asset misappropriated by a defaulting fiduciary and the burden of proof in calculating equitable compensation. The judgment follows over 9 years of work, including substantial investigations, a 19 day trial and 3 trips to the Court of Appeal.
- Advising the liquidator of Shapeshift Limited in respect of a high-profile cryptocurrency competition law dispute, including in relation to the duties of an office holder in a long-running members voluntary liquidation in the aftermath of the decision in Re Novalpina Capital LLP [2025] EWHC 1392 (Ch).
- Advising Cayman Islands joint official liquidators of a company which was involved in the sale of a product which enabled customers to participate in simulated cryptocurrency trading, including in relation to proceedings to recover property traced to assets within England.
- Acting for joint administrators of an English registered partnership in respect of the sale of the partnership’s business (being a biogas plant that produces renewable energy via anaerobic digestion) and assets (including the partnerships’ accreditations across various renewable energy incentive schemes regulated by Ofgem).
- Acting for joint liquidators of an Isle of Man company involved in the development of property in Barbados, which has been the subject of substantial litigation following its forcible sale by order of the Barbadian Government.
