Rahman Ravelli is a specialist law firm operating at the highest levels of corporate crime defence, financial investigations, civil fraud litigation, and complex commercial arbitration. The firm's practice is built on a single principle: that the most consequential legal matters require the most expert, most committed and most creatively- resourced legal team available - regardless of the jurisdiction in which those matters arise.
Ranked top-tier by Chambers UK and The Legal 500 across its core practice areas, the firm acts for senior corporate executives, financial institutions, high net worth individuals, governments and multinational organisations. Its lawyers are recognised individually as well as collectively - a reflection of a practice in which the quality of individual legal thinking can determine outcomes.
The firm's practice spans four integrated disciplines: corporate investigations, complex litigation and arbitration, regulatory compliance, and reputation and crisis management. These disciplines are genuinely integrated - not artificially bundled. A significant proportion of the firm's most important matters involve concurrent proceedings across two or more of them simultaneously, and the ability to manage that multi-front complexity within a single coordinated legal strategy is one of the firm's defining capabilities.
"In a class of their own" - Chambers UK Guide 2026
"A genuine powerhouse in the field of crime and fraud" - The Legal 500
"A powerhouse and go-to firm for big players in need of representation" - The Legal 500
The firm's practice is organised across four interconnected disciplines. Each has its own specialist team, its own body of case experience, and its own network of international relationships - and all four operate as a single integrated practice when the complexity of a matter demands it.
The members of Rahman Ravelli's legal team are recognised nationally and internationally for their expertise and their accomplishments.
Meet The Team
With: Azizur Rahman, Nicola Sharp 21st Sept 2026 | 13:00 - 14:15 GMT : WEBINAR (ONLINE)
Obtaining evidence from overseas can be a critical and often complex part of major commercial disputes. This session will examine the legal and procedural framework for securing evidence across borders, together with the practical challenges that can arise when requests are made, contested or become the subject of further litigation.
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