Keshav Sharma

Before joining Greenwich Solicitors, Keshav gained valuable experience at Hugh James (Cardiff), assisting senior partners in complex international group litigation and regulatory licensing matters. His exposure to multi-jurisdictional disputes and compliance frameworks provided him with a solid foundation in handling cases that cross legal systems and regulatory regimes.

At Greenwich Solicitors, Keshav supports partners in international arbitration, particularly in commercial disputes involving multi-jurisdictional elements, and acts on business immigration matters, including sponsor licence applications and Skilled Worker routes for corporate clients. He has also contributed to humanitarian immigration cases under the Afghan Resettlement Scheme and Ukraine war refugee programs, reflecting his commitment to justice and client care.

Keshav’s notable experience includes:

⤑ Assisting in arbitration matters involving complex, multi-jurisdictional disputes

⤑ Supporting sponsor licence, Skilled Worker, and investor visa applications for corporate clients

⤑ Advising on regulatory licensing matters, including alcohol and gambling licensing

⤑ Judicial marshalling experience in the High Court of Rajasthan (India) and the Royal Courts of Justice (UK) under Hon. Judge Pelling KC

⤑ Advanced advocacy training with Middle Temple, including the Cumberland Lodge Advocacy Weekend and sessions led by Retd. Hon. Justice Rafiq (former Chief Justice, Uttarakhand High Court)

Working towards dual qualifications in both India and the UK, Keshav combines cross-border legal expertise with a strong commitment to ethical and effective legal representation

He is fluent in English and Hindi, with conversational proficiency in Punjabi, and is committed to clear, accessible communication with clients from diverse backgrounds.

Beyond his professional practice, Keshav is actively involved in community service, having volunteered with the Reading Refugee Support Group to assist displaced individuals with asylum and resettlement applications. He has a strong interest in international justice, comparative legal systems, and global financial developments. Outside of law, he enjoys boxing, politics, and travel.