Amy regularly represents clients in exceptionally high-value and complicated financial remedy litigation, often involving significant company arrangements and trusts.  Amy is an experienced and creative strategic lawyer, and she is able to well represent clients in hard-fought litigation.  However, Amy is pragmatic, solution focused and cost conscious. Therefore, where the case allows, she is able to achieve swift and commercial settlements for her clients.

Clients seek out Amy to find a solution to the most difficult legal issues concerning finances, cross-border disputes and children matters.  Many of Amy’s clients are the result of referrals from other lawyers who know her to be an exceptional problem solver and a talented litigator.

The majority of Amy’s time is spent dealing with cases in court proceedings but she also has an active practice of drafting pre and post nuptial agreements.

Amy is recommended in Legal 500 2024, as a Next Generation Partner, which means junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.  A source comments “Amy Scollan is extremely able.  She is also very thorough, hardworking and leaves no stone unturned on behalf of her clients.”

 Chambers and Partners rank Amy in the High Net Worth Guide 2024 with the comment “Amy strives to excel.  Her motivation is clearly getting the best possible outcome for her client.  She is very knowledgeable.  She is an absolute asset to Hunters.”

Previously, Chambers and Partners have praised Amy as ‘an incredible lawyer with forensic attention to detail and solid interpersonal skills’ and Legal 500 have enthused that her “attention to detail and research capabilities are outstanding.  Amy is a first-class lawyer and leaves no stone unturned.”

Amy is a committee member of the European Circuit, an organisation of lawyers who specialise in cross-border litigation.

Amy writes on family law issues in leading legal journals such as LexisNexis Family Law Journal and the Financial Remedies Journal.  She has spoken about family law issues at a number of legal conferences across Europe.