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Collas Crill is a leading offshore law firm with offices in Bermuda, BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Jersey and London.
We deliver a comprehensive range of legal services to clients locally and globally, including financial institutions, international businesses, trusts and funds, as well as high-net-worth individuals and families across the globe. We continue to build a network of independent and trusted partners around the world including the Caribbean, the Channel Islands, the UK, Europe, the Americas and MENA.
Collas Crill in the pink for breast cancer charities in the Cayman Islands
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month staff at Collas Crill have supported a number of initiatives across the Cayman Islands. At the end of November the firm hosted a winter wonderland-themed evening at Union in Camana Bay, bringing colleagues ...
Collas Crill Caribbean and Bermudian Brief – key offshore updates in one place Welcome to the Collas Crill Caribbean and Bermudian Brief – a concise round-up of significant recent decisions and legal developments affecting offshore and cross-border litig...
Cayman Islands private trust companies
A Cayman Islands private trust company (PTC) is a corporate entity which is incorporated for the sole purpose of acting as trustee of a single or group of 'connected' trusts (as discussed below). Cayman PTCs are regularly incorporated to serve as an effe...
Aquapoint LP (in Official Liquidation) v Xiaohu Fan [2025] UKPC 56
Court: Privy Council (from the Court of Appeal of the Cayman Islands)Subject: Exempted Limited Partnership (ELP), just and equitable winding up, quasi-partnership not necessary for intervention of equity, ability of equity to override robust contractual ...
Credit Suisse Life (Bermuda) Ltd v Ivanishvili [2025] UKPC 53
Court: Privy Council (from the Court of Appeal for Bermuda)Subject: Fraudulent misrepresentation, requirement of awareness, measure of damages in respect of mismanaged discretionary investments, the double-actionability rule, doctrine of renvoi Judg...
Court: Privy Council (from the Court of Appeal of the Cayman Islands)Subject: Did the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal err in holding that: (1) it was not bound to apply the rule in Henry v Geoprosco [1976] 1 QB 726; and (2) the Respondent has not submitte...
