RPC welcomes Neville Byford as Partner

International law firm RPC announced today that civil fraud specialist, Neville Byford, has joined as a Partner in its London office.

Neville Byford is a highly respected commercial litigator with expertise in civil fraud, bringing over 30 years of experience to RPC. Recognised as a leader in his field, Neville has built a formidable reputation. His practice spans high-profile cases involving major frauds and complex disputes, including representing John De Lorean, the liquidators of Arrows Limited, Sheikh Khaled Al Sabah, and acting for Mr Amouzegar in the successful jurisdiction challenge in the PIFSS litigation.

Prior to joining RPC, Neville served as a Partner and Head of Civil Fraud at Eversheds. His impressive track record includes securing judgments in significant cases such as the BPL claim against the Mekni family and a decade-long involvement in a Guernsey Trust fraud dispute.

Neville's decision to join RPC is driven by his desire to align with a firm renowned for its high-calibre disputes work. Geraldine Elliott, Head of Commercial Disputes at RPC, remarked: "Neville’s reputation and expertise in civil fraud will greatly enhance our practice and provide clients with broader and deeper support in complex disputes. We are delighted to welcome him to the RPC team."

Commenting on his move, Neville Byford said: "Joining RPC is an exciting step for me. The firm’s dedication to excellence and innovative approach to disputes are well-known, and I am eager to contribute to its continued success. I look forward to working with such a talented team and leveraging my expertise to strengthen further our civil fraud capabilities."

The RPC Commercial Disputes practice provides comprehensive advice on a wide range of disputes, offering strategic support and innovative solutions to clients facing complex legal challenges. With expertise in handling high-profile cases and a commitment to delivering exceptional results, RPC is dedicated to maintaining its reputation as a leading disputes firm.