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Global Head of Restructuring relocates to Jersey

07 Oct 2025
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Harneys is pleased to announce that Chai Ridgers, Global Head of Restructuring, is relocating to the firm's new Jersey office.

After 11 years in Hong Kong, Chai will now drive the growth of the firm's Global Restructuring practice across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. His extensive experience and leadership will be instrumental in expanding the firm's capabilities and client service in these key markets.

Chai specialises in cross-border restructurings, insolvency, and distressed company workouts, advising a wide range of clients, including financial institutions, onshore law firms, creditors’ committees, private equity sponsors, hedge funds, and corporate debtors.

Chai leaves the Hong Kong Restructuring team in the capable hands of Strachan Gray and the wider team, whom he will continue to support, ensuring continued excellence in the Asia-Pacific region.

Harneys' dedicated Global Restructuring team offers specialist expertise required to navigate the complexities which can arise for a distressed company in a cross-border environment. The team works closely with the firm's other practice groups, providing clients with a seamless service and bespoke legal advice that is tailored to their individual needs.

Harneys' Jersey team, with over 75 years of combined legal experience, delivers a comprehensive range of legal services. With deep roots in Jersey law and a reputation for commercial insight and technical expertise, the team is dedicated to delivering exceptional services that inspire confidence and meet clients’ evolving needs.


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For further information, please get in touch with the Harneys team at Byfield Consultancy.