Tameka Davis > Conyers > Tortola, British Virgin Islands > Lawyer Profile

Conyers
COMMERCE HOUSE, WICKHAMS CAY 1
PO BOX 3140, ROAD TOWN
TORTOLA, VG1110
British Virgin Islands

Work Department

Litigation

Position

Tameka Davis is a Partner in the Litigation department of Conyers in the British Virgin Islands. Tameka’s practice includes international insolvency, bringing and defending unfair prejudice, breach of contract, conspiracy and asset tracing claims, obtaining and resisting interim relief including disclosure and urgent injunctive relief, and commencing and resisting forum convenien applications. She is particularly skilled at civil procedure and the enforcement of foreign judgments and awards in the BVI. Tameka appears in the Commercial Division of the High Court of the Virgin Islands and the Court of Appeal.

Memberships

  • Member, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
  • Member, BVI Bar Association
  • Member, Restructuring & Insolvency Specialists Association (BVI)
  • Director, Women’s Offshore Network (WON)

Education

  • University of London, LLM (specialising in Company and Commercial Law)
  • Advanced Certificate in International Arbitration, 2013
  • Norman Manley School of Law, Legal Education Certificate (LEC), 2005
  • BPP School of Law, Bar Vocational Course (BVC), 2003
  • Holborn College, LL.B (Hons), Award for Best Average, 2002
  • Lincoln’s Inn Sir Thomas More Scholarship, 2002
  • University of the West Indies Faculty of Arts and Humanities Award for Outstanding Performance, 1999
  • United World College, Academic Scholarship

Lawyer Rankings

British Virgin Islands > Dispute resolution

(Leading individuals)

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As ‘a quintessential BVI outfit, Conyers‘ litigation and restructuring team handles local and global litigation and often appears before the Commercial Court and Court of Appeal, acting for a client roster of financial institutions, Fortune 100 companies and private equity houses. Recent areas of activity include handling shareholder disputes, insolvency litigation, asset tracing matters and enforcement proceedings. The team notably handled some of the largest asset tracing litigation involving CIS states, and more recently ventured into emerging areas, including cryptocurrency disputes. The ‘very smart and practical’ Mark Forte sits at the helm of the department and acts in cross-border litigation, insolvency proceedings and emergency interim relief work, while Richard Evans excels in shareholder disputes, with a particular focus on those stemming from Asian jurisdictions. Triple-qualified Tameka Davis regularly acts in insolvency, conspiracy, and asset tracing claims and also handles enforcement work, and recently promoted partner Matthew Brown is praised as ‘level-headed and thoughtful, and always takes care to talk through the rationale for strategic decision making‘, while Jerry Samuel is singled out as ‘first class, extremely hard working and very client focused‘.