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The employment claim of a Ms B v States Employment Board (Jan 2012) only came about because of the events that occurred in the months following her sustaining an injury during the course of the employment.

It is widely understood that an employment contract, unless otherwise agreed, cannot be immediately terminated simply because an employer or employee has had a change of heart or perhaps a sudden desire to pack their life into a rucksack and travel the world.

The Royal Court of Jersey has issued a landmark judgment in Kea Investments Limited v Watson [2021] JRC 009

In the recent Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal (CoA) decision in BEC Limited v A2 and A1[1] the CoA clarified the position concerning whether a High Court judge's refusal to set aside...

When the Conservative Party announced their proposal to abolish the existing non-dom regime in March 2024, there was an audible sharp intake of breath from clients and practitioners across the tax, private client and trust industries.

Advocate David Dorgan, from Crill Canavan’s trusts and foundations team, considers why keeping accurate minutes is best practice for trustees.

A discussion on the topic of asset protection.

There are two types of cell companies in Jersey

The Jersey Financial Services Commission (the ‘JFSC') has recently introduced Codes of Practice for Certified Funds (the ‘Codes') which enhance the framework for the regulation of funds under the Collective Investment Funds (Jersey) Law 1988 (the ‘Law').

The 'Trust me' series from Collas Crill's Guernsey International Private Client and Trust team is intended to highlight key considerations and provide practical pointers for professional trustees...

In January 2023, Collas Crill's International Private Client and Trusts team successfully applied to the Royal Court of Jersey (the Court) for an order confirming that our clients...

Jersey has developed some groundbreaking regulatory policies over the past decade, facilitating fast-track well regulated funds, including in the alternative investment funds sector.

At the start of 2023, as we welcomed changes into our lives, the BVI also welcomed changes to the BVI Business Companies Act (BCA) with its amendments which came into force on 1st January 2023.

Having exited the consultation stage and been heard and passed by the Cayman Islands' parliament on 23 February 2024, legislative changes to streamline the process...

The Cayman Islands has made changes to its Mutual Funds Law which came into law on 7 February 2020.

The case of Lamesa Investments Ltd v Cynergy Bank Ltd [2019] EWHC 1877 (Comm) involved a bank caught...

The Plaintiff, as trustee of a trust, brought a claim against the Defendant, the former trustee of the trust.

As widely reported, there are controversial proposals for the States of Guernsey’s final salary scheme to be replaced with a cheaper alternative.