Jersey law firm BakerPlatt has made three senior appointments to its litigation, financial regulation and business crime practice areas.

Joanna Woods, William Redgrave and Nicholas Hills have all been made senior associates at the law firm.

Joanna Woods joins from Seven Bedford Row Chambers, London, where she was a civil and a criminal litigation practitioner.  

William Redgrave also joins BakerPlatt from Seven Bedford Row Chambers, London.  A specialist in business crime and financial regulatory work, Mr Redgrave has particular expertise in offshore fraud and money laundering work on both the defence and prosecution side. 

Nicholas Hills worked at the International Criminal Court in The Hague prior to joining BakerPlatt. Having moved to Europe from Australia, Mr Hills practised for a number of years as a commercial litigator in Sydney and served as a Judicial Research Associate at the Supreme Court of New South Wales. He has considerable experience in a variety of litigious matters, with a particular emphasis on commercial disputes and international law.

BakerPlatt is a law firm specialising in litigation, financial services regulation, crime, international co-operation and insolvency. 

Its clients include global financial institutions, governments, attorneys general, supra-national bodies, corporations and individuals.