Chambers Insolvency 2019 Second Edition Guide: British Virgin Islands
18 Dec 2019Brian Child and Matt Freeman co-author the British Virgin Islands chapter of the Chambers Insolvency 2019 Second Edition Guide.
Brian Child and Matt Freeman co-author the British Virgin Islands chapter of the Chambers Insolvency 2019 Second Edition Guide.
Guy Manning, Mark Goodman and Guy Cowan co-author the Cayman Islands Chapter of the Chambers Insolvency Guide 2019
Litigation attorneys Guy Manning and Paul Kennedy have contributed to the Cayman Islands chapter of the Americas Restructuring Review 2020.
In recent years, the offshore courts have shown a greater willingness to provide assistance to claimants or potential claimants by ordering third parties to disclose information about wrongdoing. Norwich Pharmacal relief, the equitable principle by which the courts make orders for discovery against innocent third parties who are “mixed up” in the wrongdoing of others, has been used by common law courts for decades. It has become an increasingly attractive tool in the offshore world to assist with tracing assets and enforcing judgments or arbitral awards, particularly against registered agents who hold potentially valuable information about entities incorporated offshore.
A recent judgment of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands (the Court) in China Shanshui has considered validation orders to allow for the trading of shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange whilst a winding up petition is pending. It also considered the basis upon which a validation order previously agreed by consent of the parties could be varied.
The Cayman Islands Court of Appeal recently dismissed the USD2 billion appeal by Primeo, a Madoff feeder fund. Campbells represented the successful HSBC respondents. Andrew Pullinger and Shaun Tracey discuss the wider significance of the appellate judgment, particularly concerning the rule against the recovery of reflective loss.
Guy Manning and Liam Faulkner sit down with GTDT to examine dispute resolution trends and strategies in the Cayman Islands for their global Market Intelligence report 2019.
Brian Child and Jeremy Lightfoot sit down with GTDT to examine dispute resolution trends and strategies in the British Virgin Islands for their global Market Intelligence report 2019.
Guy Manning, Mark Goodman and Kirsten Houghton examine dispute resolution trends and strategies in the Cayman Islands for the GTDT Dispute Resolution report 2019
Andrew Pullinger and Shaun Tracey authored the Cayman Islands chapter of the publication Global Legal Insights to: International Arbitration 2019