Annalisa Peccarino

Associate

London

Annalisa is an associate of Pinna Goldberg’s practice in London and is qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales. Her practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, shareholder and partnership disputes, restructuring and corporate insolvency.

Prior to joining Pinna Goldberg’s London office, Annalisa was an associate at an international law firm, where she developed a broad disputes practice advising on complex and high-value, multi-jurisdictional matters.

Annalisa has over eight years’ experience advising on complex and contentious offshore matters involving the laws of the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands and Bermuda. She has particular experience in commercial disputes involving allegations of fraud, breaches of directors’ duties, shareholder disputes and insolvency-related matters.

Annalisa is fluent in English and Italian and has a working proficiency in French.

Law Society of England and Wales, Solicitor

Annalisa has experience advising and representing clients in complex commercial disputes and contentious insolvency matters, including:

  • A high-net-worth individual in defending a US$101 million High Court fraud claim involving allegations of unlawful means conspiracy and joint tortfeasor liability;
  • A social-impact real estate firm in a £10 million-plus shareholder dispute concerning the alleged misappropriation of company funds by directors and the exclusion of a shareholder from management and decision-making;
  • A company in pre-action proceedings against a former director and employee concerning alleged breaches of fiduciary and statutory duties, including conflicts of interest, non-disclosure of interests in proposed transactions and conduct allegedly contrary to the company’s interests;
  • A shareholder in a joint venture dispute involving allegations of defamation, misappropriation of a business concept and breaches of directors’ duties;
  • Shareholders of a television production company in a dispute concerning the alleged exploitation of a character, including advice on intellectual property rights and settlement strategy;
  • A media entrepreneur and former CEO of a fashion publication in urgent insolvency proceedings seeking to set aside a statutory demand;
  • The general partner of a Cayman Islands investment fund in a dispute concerning its duties in relation to the distribution of assets exceeding US$4 billion to the fund’s limited partners;
  • Defendants in complex British Virgin Islands litigation involving allegations of asset stripping and fraud, including a jurisdiction challenge and an application for a freezing injunction.
  • Law Society of England and Wales

The University of Law, MSc in Law, Business and Management/LPC, 2016

The University of Law, Graduate Diploma in Law, 2015

University of Warwick, Bachelor of Arts in Italian and French, 2014

English

Italian

French

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