DANIEL SEJAS was admitted in 1996, and joined the firm’s Insolvency Department in 1997, having acquired substantial experience of insolvency law and commercial litigation with a well-known London firm. He became the firm’s youngest ever partner in 1999, at the age of 28.

He specialises in insolvency, concentrating primarily on contentious insolvency. Daniel acts almost exclusively for insolvency practitioners, although he also advises debtors, creditors secured lenders etc. Daniel has considerable experience of both corporate and individual insolvency, covering the whole scope of insolvency matters including: petitioning for administration orders, ‘out of Court’ administrations under the Enterprise Act 2002, assisting administrators in the conduct of their administration, advising administrative receivers as to the validity of appointment, acting for liquidators in pursuing former directors, advising insolvency practitioners and debtors/companies in relation to voluntary arrangements, and extensive experience on advising insolvency practitioners on all aspects of personal insolvency, acting for creditors and advising company directors faced with disqualification proceedings.

Daniel’s clients appreciate the quality of legal advice that he renders, his prompt proactive service, his strong commercial sense, and consider him a highly assertive litigator. His global knowledge of insolvency allows him to give clients the most proactive and realistic advice.

Daniel is recognised as a ' leader in insolvency', 'up-and-coming' individual , in the Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession.  Client comments, for Daniel, to Chambers  Directory include " rising star ", " amazing memory " and " concise, lucid, thorough advice

He lectures widely on insolvency law, and is a regular speaker at R3 conferences and is to be included as a leader in the insolvency field in the next edition of Chambers directory.

Daniel speaks fluent Spanish and French, and has a Masters in French Law (University of Bordeaux – France).