<strong>9 July 2025 (London | Hong Kong)</strong> – Broadfield, a global law firm built for the modern deal economy, today announced a new wave of senior hires and cross-border mandates across its Restructuring & Insolvency, Mergers & Acquisitions, Investment Funds, Dispute Resolution, Infrastructure, and Finance practices. These additions further strengthen the firm’s capacity to advise clients on complex, multi-jurisdictional matters across private markets and transactional lifecycles.

<strong>Restructuring & Insolvency and Dispute Resolution  </strong>

Broadfield welcomes a market-leading Restructuring & Insolvency team, based in both Hong Kong and the UK, recognized for its role in Asia’s most significant cross-border restructurings and work-outs. The team includes Gordon Davidson, who formerly established and led the restructuring practice in Asia at Sidley, who joins Broadfield as Head of Restructuring & Insolvency for Asia and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee; newly promoted partner Dylan Rogers; Will Swan, a counsel from Baker McKenzie London also focused on distressed finance and special situations; and associates Tom Burke and Chris Yu.

This group has advised debtors, creditors, and investors on a range of major matters, including Evergrande, Sino-Ocean, Novaland, China Fortune Land Development, Modern Land, Sunac and Kaisa bringing unparalleled experience and regional insight to Broadfield’s expanding turnaround and special situations platform. Gordon and Will also facilitate collaboration between Hong Kong and London, further aligning the firm’s cross-border approach.

Additionally, Fergus Saurin, who formerly led the dispute resolution practice of Kirkland & Ellis in Asia, joins as Head of Dispute Resolution & Investigations for Broadfield Asia. One of the most respected dispute resolution lawyers in the region, Fergus brings extensive experience in complex, multi-jurisdictional litigation and arbitration disputes as well as crisis management and investigations, with a particular focus on private equity, capital markets, insolvency matters and commercial disputes. He obtained landmark judgments in Citicorp International Limited -v- Tsinghua Unigroup Co. Ltd [2023] HKCFI 1572 (keepwell deeds) and China Life Trustees Limited -v- China Energy Reserve and Chemicals Group Overseas Company Limited & Ors [2024] HKCFA 15 (Quistclose trusts). 
