Six experts from Delta Consulting Group and Osborne Partners, A Delta Consulting Group Company, have been recognized in the 2026 Lexology Index: Commercial Litigation report.
The annual report identifies leading professionals who provide technical, financial and industry-specific analysis in commercial disputes. Recognition is based on Lexology Index’s independent research, including feedback from clients, peers and other market sources.
The recognized experts are:
- Chris Osborne — Global Elite Thought Leader
- Cyrus Khory — Highly Recommended
- Sheree Mann — Highly Recommended
- Obaid Kazmi — Recommended
- Oliver Watts — Recommended
- Avi Sharma — Recommended
The recognition reflects the breadth of Delta’s capabilities across commercial litigation, construction disputes, financial investigations, quantum analysis, forensic accounting and economic analysis.
Chris Osborne is recognized as a trusted authority in commercial litigation who regularly provides economic analyses in tax, competition and post-merger and acquisition matters. Cyrus Khory is noted for his clarity, analytical skills and ability to explain complex financial issues in a clear and comprehensible manner.
Sheree Mann is recognized for her forensic accounting and financial investigations work, including matters involving asset misappropriation and breach of contract disputes. Avi Sharma was recommended for his work in construction-related litigation and his ability to combine detailed analysis with an efficient, collaborative approach.
Obaid Kazmi is recognized for his experience in commercial disputes, including damages claims, shareholder matters and allegations of financial manipulation, with particular knowledge of the Middle East. Oliver Watts is recognized for his technically robust analyses, commercial understanding and ability to quickly digest complex issues.
Together, the recognitions reflect the strength of Delta’s global platform and its ability to support clients and counsel with independent, technically rigorous analysis in high-stakes commercial disputes.