Rhys Calder
Asset freezes, tracing discovery, and the slow work of collecting in jurisdictions that resist it at every step. He has won emergency relief on a few hours' notice several times this year, and he gives the sworn evidence as much attention as the motion, since that evidence is where an order usually fails.
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Rhys's practice is emergency relief, and the careful evidentiary work that decides whether an order survives the contested hearing that follows it.
He worked on Brennan Freight v. Castellan Capital Partners, preparing the sworn record that supported an overnight freeze across four entities.
He is unusually willing to recommend stopping. When the trail shows the money is gone, he says so instead of billing for the search.
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“Rhys told us on the first call which half of the claim was worth chasing. He was right, and the recovery came faster because of it.”
Dana WhitcombeHead of Legal
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