Thirteen Walkers lawyers were recognised in the 2016 Who’s Who Legal Asset Recovery guide. This is more than any other global law firm worldwide and Walkers is delighted with this result. The Who’s Who Legal guides are a definitive authority on legal experts, based on extensive independent research and analysis. “It

Jo-Anne Stephens, associate at Higgs & Johnson, recently received a STEP excellence award for achieving the highest mark in the world on the Company Law and Practice exam. Jo-Anne Stephens, associate at Higgs & Johnson. Ms Stephens, who has been with Higgs & Johnson since October 2015, said that she was ecstatic

On 19th July, 2017 Ms. Allyson Speirs was admitted to practise as an Attorney-at-Law in the Cayman Islands by the Honourable Mr. Justice Charles Quin QC on the application of Higgs & Johnson, Attorneys-at-Law. From left: Mr. Philip Boni, Mr. John Harris, Ms. Allyson Speirs, Mr. Justice Quinn, Ms. Gina Berry The

Walkers is pleased to announce that it has awarded four Legal Scholarships as a result of its 2016 recruitment drive. The scholarship recipients are Lloyd Barker, Sophie Cater, Aoife Murphy and Alexander McGrath. Walkers currently sponsors eleven legal scholars who are all at different stages in their academic development. Lloyd and

Leading international law firm, Mourant Ozannes, has been recognised as the ‘foremost’ law firm offshore for private client advice by Who’s Who Legal with more experts ranked than any other offshore firm. Mourant Ozannes Head of International Trust & Private Client, Jim Edmondson. The 2016 edition of Who’s Who Legal Private Client

Ogier has signed on to sponsor this years’ Kiwanis Key Leader Weekend in Cayman. The firm has donated $2,000 to support this annual conference which is focused on assisting young people with the development of leadership skills. Rachael Reynolds- Partner at Ogier presents cheque to Kadi Pentney of Kiwanis The Kiwanis Club

For well over a decade the Caymanian Bar Association (CBA) has worked with successive Governments to produce a much needed modernized law governing the legal profession.  We have, at last, the Legal Practitioners Bill, 2016 (“LP Bill“) before the Legislative Assembly that addresses the need for the profession to succeed

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