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It is always critical to ensure that there is value in pursuing or continuing to pursue proceedings.

Following the deliberation of the 2025 budget proposals by the States of Guernsey, several proposals relating to real estate were voted in, with a particular focus on alleviating...

The Security Interests Law 2012 is due to come into force on 2 January 2014.

The Security Interests (Jersey) Law 1983, governing the creation of security over intangible movables, is due to replaced in 2012 and will offer secured parties new flexible methods of creation of security to enhance their position.

Once upon a time, half way across the world and well over a decade ago, I gave my first client presentation on the merits of the BVI for cross border structuring to a roomful...

Given that the BVI is an international business and financial centre, disputes usually have a cross-jurisdictional element to them.

The Grand Court has handed down its ruling in eHi Car Services Limited, roundly rejecting an attempt by eHi Car Services Limited to re-write the procedural framework for s.238 proceedings.

In Tianrui (International) Holding Company Limited v China Shanshui Cement Group Limited & Ors [2026] CIGC (FSD) 74 (Tianrui), the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands (the Court) considered...

Building relations with client's successors should be a key objective for all advisers. A proactive approach to getting to know the next generation in a family is imperative if that business relationship...

A discussion on the two types of cell companies in Guernsey.

Changes to Guernsey's company law came into force on Thursday 3 September 2015.

With the number of redundancies on the increase, this is a question frequently being asked by Guernsey employers.

On 30 March 2022, the States of Deliberation approved the introduction of the Capacity (Lasting Powers of Attorney) (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Ordinance, 2022, meaning that from 1 April 2022, ...

Divorce proceedings often entail complex negotiations over assets.

So-called Private Funds are attracting considerable interest as platforms to hold a wide variety of assets, both for wealthy families and small groups of "club" investors.

A picture is worth a thousand words – but for celebrities, it could be worth thousands of pounds. Collas Crill’s managing partner Jason Romer says Guernsey’s new image rights law could be the best way for those in the public eye to protect their assets.

The Guernsey housing market is divided into 2 categories: dwellings which are available for occupation by anyone and which are inscribed on the Housing Register (commonly known as "open market") and dwellings which can only be occupied by persons holding residential qualifications or a licence issued by the Housing Department (commonly known as "local market").