Gerard Cukier
High Net Worth Guide 2024
Band 4 : Defamation/Reputation Management: High Net Worth
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About
Provided by Gerard Cukier
Practice Areas
Gerard has been advising high-profile individuals in the political, sports and media world, along with high-net-worth individuals, for over 40 years. An experienced litigator and commercial lawyer, Gerard is extremely well placed to advise clients on a range of issues from defamation and privacy, blackmail and harassment, to music, film and sports agreements and music licensing deals. He also advises on civil fraud claims, commercial disputes often leading to international arbitrations and enforcement of international judgments and awards.
Gerard’s reputation in the market has led to clients from across the world (in particular, Monaco, France, the US and Israel) turning to him to protect their business and personal affairs.
Gerard is UK-based but he speaks fluent French and frequently travels to meet with clients.
Career
Gerard qualified as a solicitor in 1980. Prior to joining Keystone Law in 2019, he worked at
Kingsley Napley and Manches & Co.
Chambers Review
High Net Worth
Gerard Cukier of Keystone Law specialises in advising high net worth individuals on defamation, privacy and harassment matters.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Gerard is very good at delivering very pragmatic and sensible advice right from the outset."
"Gerard is easy to work with and great at handling clients."
"Gerard is very good at delivering very pragmatic and sensible advice right from the outset."
"Gerard is easy to work with and great at handling clients."
Articles, highlights and press releases
2 items provided by Keystone Law
Everyone’s Invited, the website on which victims of sexual harassment, abuse and misogynistic behaviour perpetrated by their peers from schools and universities can anonymously submit their experiences, has now received and shared over 14,000 testimonies.
The Duchess of Sussex may have lost the first battle in her privacy claim against the Mail at the beginning of May but she could still win the war.
Everyone’s Invited, the website on which victims of sexual harassment, abuse and misogynistic behaviour perpetrated by their peers from schools and universities can anonymously submit their experiences, has now received and shared over 14,000 testimonies.
The Duchess of Sussex may have lost the first battle in her privacy claim against the Mail at the beginning of May but she could still win the war.