Rebecca McNulty

Rebecca is a partner and Advocate in Ogier's Dispute Resolution team, based in Jersey. She specialises in commercial litigation and has significant experience across a broad range of commercial litigation matters, trust and estate disputes, cross border insolvency and judicial review proceedings. 

With a particular focus on trust and estate disputes, combining technical excellence with a pragmatic, solutions driven approach, Rebecca provides clear guidance in the even the most challenging disputes, working with domestic and international clients on sensitive, high-value matters.

Background and experience

Rebecca regularly advises local and international clients in complex actions, often involving multiple parties in multiple jurisdictions, from pre-litigation through to trial.  

As part of Ogier's Trusts Advisory Group, she frequently represents trustees and other fiduciaries in contentious trust law matters.

Rebecca is a Legal 500 UK Next Generation Partner (2025) and a recognised leader in dispute resolution. She is known for her strong analytical mind, pragmatic approach, and unwavering commitment to achieving the best outcomes for her clients. Described as “a star and a first-rate lawyer” and “brilliant with clients who trust her and her advice completely,” Rebecca combines technical excellence with commercial insight.

Her work has consistently earned recognition across leading directories, including Legal 500, Chambers and Partners, and Citywealth, where she has been praised for her persuasive advocacy, first-rate legal analysis, and client-focused approach. Rebecca is particularly noted for her ability to break down complex issues and deliver clear, strategic advice with an approachable style that puts clients at ease.  

Rebecca sits on the Law Society of Jersey's main committee and the Education Sub-Committee.

Rebecca qualified as an English Solicitor in 2005 and was called to the Jersey Bar as an Advocate in January 2017. She studied at the Instiut d'Etudes Politiques in Aix-en-Provence and Law with French in Manchester where she trained and worked with a large UK firm before moving to Jersey in 2008.

Admitted In:

2017 - Jersey
2005 - England and Wales (non-practising)