Bio
Greg Chambers is Counsel in the Isle of Man Dispute Resolution team. He qualified as a Solicitor in England and Wales and practised at an international law firm before joining Appleby in 2023.
Greg has experience dealing with a range of complex corporate and commercial disputes, but has a particular focus on those arising from breach of commercial agreements, shareholder/director disputes and in the insolvency context.
In addition to his commercial litigation experience, Greg has advised in relation to large scale internal and regulatory investigations.
Bio
Greg Chambers is Counsel in the Isle of Man Dispute Resolution team. He qualified as a Solicitor in England and Wales and practised at an international law firm before joining Appleby in 2023.
Greg has experience dealing with a range of complex corporate and commercial disputes, but has a particular focus on those arising from breach of commercial agreements, shareholder/director disputes and in the insolvency context.
In addition to his commercial litigation experience, Greg has advised in relation to large scale internal and regulatory investigations.
Recognition
The Legal 500 UK 2027 Guide recognised Greg as a ‘Leading Associate’ in the ‘Dispute Resolution’ practice area.
Client testimonials for the 2027 edition said: “We work with Charles Davies and Greg Chambers. Both are excellent, and Greg has a masterful knowledge of the case and provides sensible advice in a complex and strategic piece of litigation.”
The Legal 500 UK 2027 Guide recognised Greg as a ‘Leading Associate’ in the ‘Dispute Resolution’ practice area.
Client testimonials for the 2027 edition said: “We work with Charles Davies and Greg Chambers. Both are excellent, and Greg has a masterful knowledge of the case and provides sensible advice in a complex and strategic piece of litigation.”
Qualifications & Education
Greg qualified as a solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales in 2017 and admitted to the Manx Bar in October 2026. He received a First Class law degree from the College of Law and was recognised for obtaining the highest mark in his year.
- College of Law, Chester
Greg qualified as a solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales in 2017 and admitted to the Manx Bar in October 2026. He received a First Class law degree from the College of Law and was recognised for obtaining the highest mark in his year.
- College of Law, Chester
Memberships & Associations
- Member of R3 and the Insolvency Lawyers’ Association
- Member of R3 and the Insolvency Lawyers’ Association