Innova Law ranked in Chambers UK 2027

Less than three years after opening its doors, Innova Law has been ranked for the first time in Chambers UK, in the 2027 guide for Offshore: Dispute Resolution in the Isle of Man. Our Director, Keiron Murray, has also been individually ranked.

Chambers and Partners is one of the leading independent guides to the legal profession. Its rankings are based on research that includes interviews with clients and peers, and only a small number of Isle of Man firms are ranked for dispute resolution.

What Chambers says

Chambers describes Innova Law as a specialist dispute resolution practice sought out for its expertise in both civil and commercial litigation, advising on matters including regulatory disputes, trust disputes and breach of contract.

Among the work Chambers highlighted, Innova Law acted for a client in a commercial dispute over a settlement agreement and indemnity valued at US$49 million.

Clients who spoke to the Chambers researchers said:

The customer-facing service is excellent. The availability, quick access and responses are second to none.

Innova Law is a small but very capable practice, and what really sets it apart is its specialist understanding of Manx planning and administrative law.

And on Keiron Murray:

Keiron is fantastic. The quality of his work and ability to spot issues and think through the dynamics of the case were equivalent to partners in larger firms – we see no difference in quality.

About Innova Law

Keiron Murray founded Innova Law in early 2024, after 12 years as Director of Civil Litigation at the Isle of Man Attorney General’s Chambers and more than a decade at leading Island litigation firms. He leads the dispute resolution team with advocates Andrew Langan-Newton and Hannah Quinn.

We act for trust and corporate service providers, liquidators and receivers, gaming licence holders and other professional service providers, and we have been instructed by Government Departments, Statutory Boards and His Majesty’s Attorney General in the Isle of Man.

A word of thanks

Keiron Murray said: “We opened Innova Law to give clients direct access to experienced advocates. To be recognised by Chambers so soon is a credit to the whole team. We’re very grateful to the clients and referring lawyers who took the time to speak to the researchers.”

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