Jonathan Kelly | Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

“"Jonathan has a depth of knowledge and is truly fantastic at navigating cross-border issues."”

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Jonathan Kelly, 合伙人
Commercial litigation

London

100 Bishopsgate
London EC2P 2SR

T +44 20 7785 2134
F +44 20 7108 2134

jonathan.kelly@freshfields.com

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Jonathan is a partner and solicitor-advocate based in Freshfields' London office. His broad practice involves advising on contentious situations arising during and immediately after transactions, advising on compliance issues including international sanctions, and acting for clients in litigation and arbitration in commercial and civil fraud disputes

Jonathan previously served as a judicial assistant in the Chancery Division of the High Court and his litigation experience includes acting in complex and high-value cases before the High Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and the Court of Justice of the EU. Jonathan has also coordinated and provided strategic advice in relation to parallel litigation and arbitration proceedings.

Previously seconded to the Freshfields arbitration team in Paris, Jonathan also has experience of commercial arbitration and arbitration-related litigation in the English courts.

Jonathan regularly works through French and also has a working knowledge of Spanish.

University education

BCL, Brasenose College, University of Oxford (Distinction)
LLB (Law and French), Trinity College Dublin (1st in class)
Erasmus programme, University of Strasbourg

Professional qualifications

Solicitor qualified in England and Wales

Memberships

Commercial Litigation Association
Young Fraud Lawyers Association

London

100 Bishopsgate
London EC2P 2SR

T +44 20 7785 2134
F +44 20 7108 2134

jonathan.kelly@freshfields.com

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Publications

LexisNexis The reach of jurisdiction clauses—later contracts and third parties (May 2023)
LexisNexis ‘Material’ makes a difference—the hurdle for establishing a material breach of contract (January 2023)
LexisNexis Hitting the limits of jurisdiction clauses and anti-suit options (August 2022)
LexisNexis Court of Appeal reiterates high bar for implied contractual terms (April 2021)
LexisNexis Section 2 notices against non-UK companies—what is within the SFO’s direct reach? (February 2021)
Freshfields Risk Blog, October 2018 Between sanctions exposure and commercial liability: do you have the protection you need?
Freshfields Risk Blog, September 2018 Non-UK company with non-UK data? Serious Fraud Office's information powers can still bite
Insolvency Intelligence, 2017 30(2) The Supreme Court's decision in Bailey v Angove's Pty Limited
Insolvency Intelligence, 2015 28(5) Status of payments received by an insolvent agent

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LexisNexis The reach of jurisdiction clauses—later contracts and third parties (May 2023)

LexisNexis ‘Material’ makes a difference—the hurdle for establishing a material breach of contract (January 2023)

LexisNexis Hitting the limits of jurisdiction clauses and anti-suit options (August 2022)

LexisNexis Court of Appeal reiterates high bar for implied contractual terms (April 2021)

LexisNexis Section 2 notices against non-UK companies—what is within the SFO’s direct reach? (February 2021)

Freshfields Risk Blog, October 2018 Between sanctions exposure and commercial liability: do you have the protection you need?

Freshfields Risk Blog, September 2018 Non-UK company with non-UK data? Serious Fraud Office's information powers can still bite

Insolvency Intelligence, 2017 30(2) The Supreme Court's decision in Bailey v Angove's Pty Limited

Insolvency Intelligence, 2015 28(5) Status of payments received by an insolvent agent

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LexisNexis The reach of jurisdiction clauses—later contracts and third parties (May 2023)

LexisNexis ‘Material’ makes a difference—the hurdle for establishing a material breach of contract (January 2023)

LexisNexis Hitting the limits of jurisdiction clauses and anti-suit options (August 2022)

LexisNexis Court of Appeal reiterates high bar for implied contractual terms (April 2021)

LexisNexis Section 2 notices against non-UK companies—what is within the SFO’s direct reach? (February 2021)

Freshfields Risk Blog, October 2018 Between sanctions exposure and commercial liability: do you have the protection you need?

Freshfields Risk Blog, September 2018 Non-UK company with non-UK data? Serious Fraud Office's information powers can still bite

Insolvency Intelligence, 2017 30(2) The Supreme Court's decision in Bailey v Angove's Pty Limited

Insolvency Intelligence, 2015 28(5) Status of payments received by an insolvent agent

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