Gregory Haddow > Ogier > Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands > Lawyer Profile
Ogier Offices
89 NEXUS WAY
CAMANA BAY
GRAND CAYMAN KY1-9007
Cayman Islands
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Gregory Haddow
Position
Associate
Career
Gregory is an associate in Ogier’s Private Wealth team in the Cayman Islands. Gregory specialises in advising high net worth families, trust companies and family offices in relation to succession planning and structuring through trusts and foundation companies.
Before joining Ogier, Gregory was part of another international law firm’s international private client and trust team based in Guernsey, where he specialised in advising on the establishment and ongoing administration of trusts and foundations. A graduate of the University of Exeter, he has also been part of BDB Pitman’s private wealth team in London, whilst on secondment to complete his training contract.
Gregory is frequently engaged by clients to design and implement bespoke cross border structures, to restructure existing trusts and to advise trustees in relation to complex matters and disputes.
Gregory is a member of STEP.
Memberships
Admitted in:
2017 – England and Wales (non-practising)
2021 – Cayman Islands
Lawyer Rankings
Cayman Islands > Trusts/private client
Widely recognised as a ‘proactive and solution-focused team‘ with expertise across both non-contentious and contentious work, Ogier‘s team routinely represents trustees, beneficiaries, settlors, protectors and enforcers in high-value international trust and estate disputes, including breach of trust, forced heirship and rectification claims. The practice is jointly led by ‘Cayman’s star trust lawyer and litigator’ Rachael Reynolds KC, and the ‘talented’ Anthony Partridge, whose practice focuses on non-contentious and semi-contentious private trust and estate matters. Litigator Jennifer Fox excels in private client litigation, fraud and asset recovery work, and fund-related claims, while Christopher Levers handles claims involving fraud and breach of duty. Contentious trusts expert Deborah Barker Roye and Gregory Haddow, who advises on wealth structuring issues, are also noted.