In this article, Nick Dunne and Colette Wilkins QC, Partners, and Andrew Gibson, Senior Counsel, at the law firm Walkers, based in the Cayman Islands, set out recent developments in Cayman Islands law...
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Abstract
In this article, Nick Dunne and Colette Wilkins QC, Partners,
and Andrew Gibson, Senior Counsel, at the law firm Walkers, based
in the Cayman Islands, set out recent developments in Cayman
Islands law with particular relevance to the conduct of major cross
border litigation and asset recovery.
Introduction
As the sight of cruise ships bobbing in Hog Sty Bay, and the
steady stream of aircraft full of holidaymakers touching down at
Owen Roberts Airport, rapidly recede into distant memory, it would
be tempting to think that life in the Cayman Islands has been on
pause for much of the past two years. However, as much as that
might be true in some respects, the financial services and legal
sectors have each continued apace and uninterrupted. That activity
has included a number of significant developments relevant to the
world of asset recovery.
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