In our latest podcast, join Cayman trust specialist David Cooney as he dispels some of the common objections to using STAR Trusts and explains why STAR Trusts continue to grow in popularity.

With self-isolation and social distancing now the rule rather than the recommendation, working from home has also become the norm for many of our clients.

Construction disputes seem to be on the rise in Jersey which isn't surprising given the general rise in construction being undertaken on island. With that in mind, the recent case of ROK Construction

During these uncertain times, business resilience and continuity is at the forefront and directors of companies will be feeling mounting pressure to be dynamic and adapt to an unprecedented and rapidly changing situation.

Jersey First for Finance has recently published a guide entitled ‘Jersey's relationship with India: Political, Commercial and Cultural Connections'.

In uncertain times, it is only natural that people seek out stability.

Fresh figures that show the volume of property transactions at a ten-year high and rising prices demonstrate confidence in the Island's economy, says Ogier property partner Julie Melia.

This note provides a brief and high level overview of the position on electronic signatures in Jersey and Guernsey...

The Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture has published Guidance relating, principally, to rent and other payments to be followed by Landlords and Tenants of Commercial Property during the ‘COVID-19 Period'.

Jersey companies law has been amended from to increase the flexibility of Jersey companies and make their use simpler and more efficient.

With seemingly ever-increasing costs of goods and materials, contractors and developers alike continue to feel the squeeze. Pressure on costs can only be compounded by...

For an investor considering the purchase of a commercial property, the covenant strength of the tenant(s) and any guarantor(s) is of central importance.

While the general principle that e-signing is as valid as wet-ink signing has been of great comfort to lawyers and their clients since the impact of Covid-19,...

The Government of Jersey has approved official COVID-19 Guidance relating to rent and other payments for landlords and tenants of commercial and residential property during the coronavirus pandemic.

The World Intellectual Property Organisation has announced that Jersey will become an independent designation under the Madrid System for international trade mark registration from August 2026. This significant change means UK designations will no longer automatically cover Jersey, requiring brand owners to take specific action to maintain protection across both territories. Portfolio managers and brand owners with interests in this leading offshore finance hub will need to understand the implications for t

Picture the scene – the carpenter has finished clearing away his tools, your furniture has just been delivered and you sink into an easy chair with a glass of chilled chardonnay to admire your new conservatory like a modern day Kubla Khan – when suddenly there is a knock at the door.

This year has already seen a number of major high street casualties in the sectors of retail and casual dining, with reports that the number of UK based restaurants "going under" increased by...

The World Intellectual Property Organization has announced that Jersey will introduce individual fees for Madrid Protocol designations from August 2026, requiring businesses to pay jurisdiction-specific charges when seeking international trade mark protection. This procedural change coincides with Jersey's new standalone trade mark registration system, fundamentally altering how brand owners must approach protection strategies in the jurisdiction.

Collas Crill has made a number of promotions in the Channel Islands across its fee-earners and business services team.

Viberts' client (the "Contractor") entered into a property development JCT contract (modified to be governed by Jersey law).