Ogier provides legal advice on BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Irish, Jersey and Luxembourg law. Our network of locations also includes Beijing, Hong Kong, London, Shanghai, Singapore and Tokyo.
Legal services for the corporate and financial sectors form the core of our business, principally in the areas of banking and finance, corporate, investment funds, dispute resolution, private equity and private wealth. We also have strong practices in the areas of employee benefits and incentives, employment law, regulatory, restructuring and corporate recovery and property.
Our corporate administration business, Ogier Global, works closely with Ogier's partner-led legal teams to incorporate and administer a wide variety of vehicles, offering clients integrated legal and corporate administration services.
We have the knowledge and expertise to handle the most demanding and complex transactions and provide expert, efficient and cost effective services to all our clients.
Ogier's Head of Dispute Resolution in the BVI is speaking about solutions to common obstacles faced by liquidators in the early stages of a liquidation at an INSOL seminar today (17 November).
Ogier's Head of Dispute Resolution in the BVI is speaking
about solutions to common obstacles faced by liquidators in the
early stages of a liquidation at an INSOL seminar today (17
November).
Brian Lacy – whose practice includes commercial
litigation, insolvency and trust disputes – is speaking at a
session on "Building the picture from Day One", which
covers the key initial steps to take at the outset of an insolvency
appointment.
INSOL International is the federation of national associations
of lawyers and accountants involved in insolvency work, with around
10,000 members worldwide.
Last week, Brian was one of 19 Ogier lawyers named in the
Caribbean Legal 500 directory – the directory included client
feedback that he is 'a delight to work with, knowledgeable and
excellent at managing client expectations' and that he is known
for 'giving sound and realistic advice, while fiercely fighting
his client's corner and finding creative solutions to advance
its interests'.
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