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A question of costs
In the offshore world a small litigation can have far reaching implications, as a decision made in the Jersey Court of Appeal last week shows.
Pinsents – first firm to offshore work of qualified UK lawyers
National firm to outsource litigation work to South Africa as offshoring revolution gathers pace
Steep competition
While many onshore firms are still waiting for a litigation boom to kick off, the offshore world is a step ahead and vying for position as the leading offshore litigation centres.
The truth will out
Current focus on the regulations surrounding offshore financial institutions is a diversionary tactic that deliberately misses the point, says Stephen Platt
Postcard from…Grand Cayman
I have just returned for my second stint in the Cayman Islands after eighteen months away. It’s a lot greener than I remember.
Survival strategies
The ripples felt by the downturn are far-reaching and offshore economies have been particularly vulnerable. Paul Wilkes uncovers some home truths and reveals the lessons that should be learnt
A question of costs
In the offshore world a small litigation can have far reaching implications, as a decision made in the Jersey Court of Appeal last week shows.
Flexible friends?
Recent cases in Jersey have highlighted the need for perspective and pragmatism in small jurisdictions, says David Cadin
Making amends
Nigel Meeson QC and Stephen Leontsinis highlight the many benefits to the Cayman Islands of the recently introduced Amendment Law
Legal ease
The BVI provides a supple solution for mergers and schemes of arrangement that you would be hard-pressed to find elsewhere, says Rachel Graham
