Mark Hubbard is a senior litigator “with the quality and advocacy skills of a silk” (Legal500, London Bar 2025, Company) specialising in commercial disputes involving trusts, contentious trusts & estates, shareholder disputes, civil fraud and insolvency.
The legal directories recognise his position as a leading junior across his fields of domestic and offshore work. He is top-ranked as a leading junior in two of his five ranked categories by Chambers & Partners and ranked in 4 categories by Legal500.
He has extensive experience of offshore commercial and trust litigation in all his practice areas, including in the Bahamas, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Jersey, Singapore, and Switzerland. Clients commend his quick grasp of intricate cases, praising his top-tier advocacy, technical knowledge, and exceptional client handling.
Mark has appeared as leading counsel in the Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC) at first instance and on appeal as a Registered Foreign Lawyer and regularly appears as leading counsel at first instance and on appeal in the Isle of Man, where Mark currently holds a temporary advocate’s licence.
He is the author of Protectors of Trusts (OUP, 2013), the first edition of an international practitioners work, republished by Law China Press in June 2021. Mark also edits practice notes for Lexis PSL, including notes on minority shareholder remedies, fiduciary duties and agency law. He is a member of COMBAR, STEP, ConTrA and ACTAPS.
Mark actively supports the pro bono work of Advocate and CLIPS and in 2025 was again recognised as a CLIPS Pro Bono Champion.