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Introduction
Our attorneys have extensive experience of handling high value and complex corporate and commercial disputes and litigation. They are focused on providing effective and commercially driven advice and outcomes for our clients.
Our practice covers:
- Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Corporate and Financial Service Disputes including Banking Disputes
- Enforcement of Judgments and Awards
- Fraud and Asset Tracing
- Funds Disputes
- Insolvency and Restructuring
- Injunctive Remedies
- Joint Venture Disputes
- Merger Disputes
- Shareholder and Valuation Disputes, including claims by minority shareholders
- Trust Disputes
We offer a responsive, strategic and commercial approach to the way we advise on resolving disputes, and the way we handle litigation for our clients.
We act for investment funds, financial institutions, professional trustees, beneficiaries, banks, insurance companies, liquidators and high net worth individuals. We regularly work with onshore law firms in major financial centres around the world, including London, New York, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
News and Insights
Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Arbitration Awards in the British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands (“BVI”) is a very user-friendly jurisdiction for enforcing foreign judgments and arbitral awards.
Shareholder disputes in the British Virgin Islands
In the prevailing economic conditions, shareholders in offshore companies registered in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) are increasingly being forced to consider their rights against directors who may have been responsible for mismanagement of company affairs. Minority shareholders are keen to understand the availability of remedies that allow…
Shareholder Disputes: A comparison between the Cayman Islands and the British Virgin Islands
In the prevailing economic conditions shareholders in offshore companies registered in the Cayman Islands (“Cayman”) or the British Virgin Islands (“BVI”), including companies which carry on business as investment funds, are increasingly being forced to consider their rights against directors who may have been responsible for mismanagement of…
Shareholder disputes in the Cayman Islands: Petitions to wind up a company on
Shareholders of a Cayman Islands company may petition the Grand Court for an order that a company is wound up pursuant to section 92(e) of the Companies Law (As Revised) on the basis that it is “just and equitable” for it to do so. One ground which is…
