Managers of Wealth Offshore

Spencer West launches offshore law practice

Guernsey is an important jurisdiction for many of our clients

BVI Court of Appeal: Statutory demands and contractual compliance

The Commercial Court noted that the maturity of the Notes meant that Geminis was obliged to pay the debt, and the absence of a default notice did not negate this obligation.

The Code of Laws (1771): a watershed in Jersey's legal history

This enquiry produced the Code of Laws for the Island of Jersey (1771) (the "Code")

Carey Olsen advises on US$115 million SPAC IPO on Nasdaq

The SPAC intends to concentrate its efforts in identifying businesses in the industrial and business services, manufacturing, transportation, distribution and/or technology sectors.

Mourant advises Acumen on multi-million dollar investment fund to scale clean energy in Sub-Saharan Africa

Acumen is a global community of entrepreneurs, investors, philanthropists, and social innovators working to break the cycle of poverty.

Former Grand Court judge Sir Peter Cresswell passes away

He was also the judge in charge of the Lloyd’s Litigation from 1993-1996, one of the largest pieces of civil litigation in the UK.

Harneys announces 2025 BVI Scholarship Programme recipient

Sarah commented: “I am eternally grateful to Harneys for allowing me to fulfil my lifelong dream of attending university in the UK to study law."

Securing landmark cross-border recognition for provisional liquidators in RTI Limited case

The provisional liquidation of RTI Limited marks the first appointment of its kind by the Royal Court under provisions introduced into the Companies (Jersey) Law in 2022.

When a change in desk can become a change in job

Young's comments and conduct being likely to seriously damage the relationship of trust and confidence between the parties.

Judgment handed down in first appointment of provisional liquidators in Jersey

In appointing the PLs, the Court made orders preserving the rights of the directors of RTI to pursue the appeal against enforcement of the award in Jersey

New supervisory body launched for Cayman legal sector

The LSSA’s responsibilities include maintaining a register of law firms and practitioners, supervising compliance using a risk-based approach

The Cayman Dispute landscape: Recent trials and their Implications

This series will spotlight current hot-button topics, significant cases, and emerging trends within the DRES space.

Collas Crill celebrates ten years in Cayman

Our growth tells a story not just of expansion, but of people coming together to build something enduring.

Securing Court of Appeal victory clarifying trust disclosure rights

Our team was led by partner Adam Cole and included partner Laurent Thibeault and associate Sarah Ball.

Maples Group Awarded ‘Restructuring and Insolvency Matter of the Year’ at Asia Legal Awards 2025

Maples and Calder, the Maples Group’s law firm, is pleased to announce that our Dispute Resolution & Insolvency practice has been awarded the ‘Restructuring and Insolvency Matter of the Year’ at the Asia Legal Awards 2025.

Cayman Islands Court of Appeal Provides Guidance on Foreign Arbitral Awards

Applicants must also disclose all material facts relevant to enforcement, especially those that could support a statutory ground for refusal.

Fraud unravels everything – how the BVI Courts can assist

The BVI Courts apply a well-known legal maxim originally developed by the English Courts in Lazarus Estates v Beasley [1956]

Seven Appleby Lawyers Recognised in 2026 Lawdragon 100 Leading Cayman Lawyers Guide

Appleby continues to be a leading provider of offshore legal services

Five Carey Olsen partners named among Lawdragon's leading Cayman lawyers

Lawyers named in the guide are specialists in their field who have typically practised for 10 years or more

Petition seeks to place NCB Investments Ltd in liquidation

Dispute over purchase at Kailani hotel gave rise to the claim