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MJM Limited

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MJM Limited houses ‘one of the very best dispute resolution teams in Bermuda’, with representation in insolvency and insurance-related litigation being core offerings within the practice. The team is also highly adept at handling corporate and commercial, trust, banking, and employment litigation, and boasts expertise in domestic and international disputes. Jennifer Haworth chairs the group and frequently acts for insolvency practitioners and creditors, and has appeared before all levels of court. Fozeia Rana-Fahy is praised as ’a class act’ and is notable in contentious trust and restructuring mandates. Allan Doughty is another key member of the team, specialising in human rights and public law, as well as medical malpractice claims.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Jennifer Haworth is involved in different areas, and her strengths lie particularly in dispute resolution and insolvency matters. She is thoughtful in her approach to cases. She makes efforts to increase female representation in the industry.’

  • ‘MJM appoints and involves the most experienced and appropriate team members for your particular case. They communicate clearly and work with you on strategising for a successful outcome. They are also transparent about what may not work and what the reality of outcomes may be. However, they provide a level of confidence due to their experience and competence.’

Key clients

  • Baker & McKenzie (Taiwan) – Wong Litigation
  • Robert and Nestor Solano Re: Northstar/Omnia

Work highlights

  • Representing Baker McKenzie in a cross-border contentious trusts and estate dispute worth more than USD20bn.
  • Acting for Roberto and Nestor Solano as representatives of Variable Class of Investors in Northstar Financial Services Limited and Omnia Limited in the issue of segregated accounts.