02/15/2019

More changes to Jersey’s Family Friendly Laws proposed

Whilst Jersey is adopting a different and what it hopes will be a more straightforward system of combined leave, it is likely to take time for new parents to get used to the system and in the short-term take up will probably be low.

02/15/2019

Praise for Carey Olsen's Caribbean offices

Fourteen lawyers from Carey Olsen's offices in the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands and Bermuda have been recognised in the 2019 edition of Chambers Global, one of the most respected global legal directories which ranks law firms and their

02/14/2019

David Jin admitted to the Cayman Bar

David joined Appleby after four and half years practicing as a insolvency and dispute resolution lawyer in Sydney, Australia where he had gained experience in a wide range of matters including general and commercial litigation, M&A, corporate & se

02/13/2019

Private Companies in Jersey

It is recommended that a client seeks legal advice on any proposed transaction prior to taking steps to implement it.

02/13/2019

The Guernsey Quarterly Trust Update

We start by reviewing the Royal Court of Jersey's decision on a case, whereby a blessing application was made by a trustee who wanted to sell the sole asset of a trust in order to satisfy creditors

02/12/2019

Legal frontiers in the Caymans

The first in our new legal frontiers series explores the considerable opportunities available to companies that utilise offshore structures in the Cayman Islands.

02/12/2019

Restructuring & Insolvency: Cayman Islands

All companies that are formed and registered under the Companies Law and the Limited Liability Companies Law, or that existed under Cayman Islands law prior to the original enactment of the Companies Law, may be susceptible to customary insolvency proceed