Annalisa is very easy to deal with and always responsive.
Annalisa has a broad practice covering commercial litigation, cross-border insolvency and restructuring.
Her experience includes work on high-value fraud and asset tracing claims, the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards and shareholder disputes. She regularly advises limited partners, shareholders, directors and fund managers on insolvency-related matters.
Annalisa was admitted as an attorney in the Cayman Islands in 2014, following which she practised as an associate at Walkers both in the Cayman Islands and Hong Kong.
Annalisa obtained an LLB with Honours from Durham University and went on to complete the LPC at the University of Law in Manchester, before returning to the Cayman Islands to train as an Articled Clerk with Walkers.
In regulatory disputes there are often fine lines between the usual wrangling with the regulator and something more serious – by matching our mix of experienced contentious and non-contentious lawyers to the particular problem at hand, we achieve better and more efficient outcomes.
Read moreCollas Crill’s Cayman Islands appraisal practice is headed by Partner Rocco Cecere, who is recognised as a leading practitioner in the field. Rocco’s team has significant experience in appraisal litigation.
Rocco is a member of the Grand Court’s users committee which drafted the procedural rules governing appraisals matters. The Cayman Islands merger regime is a relatively new and evolving law. Our cross-border team acts on dissenter and company side, from pre-merger stage all the way through to trial and any appeals.
We live in an increasingly contentious world. When your business is involved in any kind of legal dispute it's crucial to work with lawyers who are hands-on, cost-effective and flexible enough to respond quickly and intuitively to your unique situation and needs.
Read moreOur multi-jurisdictional team brings a wealth of experience from a range of diverse backgrounds to give quick, accurate, commercial advice. We work across dispute resolution, restructuring, recovery and insolvency matters to ensure that clients get the full benefit of our know-how and experience across the world.
Read moreFor financially distressed companies in need of restructuring and reorganisation, or for those where the opportunity to do so has passed or failed, we work to achieve the most beneficial outcome in these difficult situations.
At whatever stage we are engaged, our involvement will assist in identifying the ongoing risks facing a client and to enable that client to continue to identify and effectively manage deteriorating relationships with creditors, financiers, investors or other interested parties.
We are used to working as part of a multi-jurisdictional team, capable of reacting and responding quickly to urgent requests for assistance with locating and freezing assets.
As sophisticated defendants become more adept at dissipating assets, we've been involved in cases that created new law in the Channel Islands in relation to a party's ability to trace assets and recover their losses. With their ability to deal with complex issues, the team deliver clear, commercial advice on the availability and likely success of recovery methods.
Read moreChambers chapter: Enforcement of Judgments
Collas Crill has contributed to Chambers and Partners Enforcement of Judgments 2024, authoring the Cayman Islands: Trends & Developments chapter. Within the chapter, we shed light on the Cayman Islands' existing procedural framework for the enfo...
60 seconds with... Annalisa Shibli
This article first appeared in issue 17 of of ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE magazine: FIRE International Vilamoura Edition: 2024 Imagine you no longer have to work. How would you spend your weekdays?'I would do all the things with my children that I do not regula...
Chambers Chapter: 'Trends & Developments'
Collas Crill has contributed to Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide 2024. Cayman Local Managing Partner and Insolvency and Corporate Disputes global practice head Stephen Leontsinis co-authored the "Cayman Islands: Trends & Developments...
Collas Crill announces promotions across its global practice teams
Collas Crill has made a number of promotions across its Channel Island and Caribbean offices. In the Channel Islands, Jersey-based Fritha Ford and Lynne Calder have been promoted to Group Partner and in Guernsey Amy Davies has been promoted to Senior Ass...
Annalisa Shibli is a Woman in FIRE
Annalisa Shibli, Senior Associate in Collas Crill's Cayman Dispute Resolution team, has been invited to join the new TL4 (ThoughtLeaders4) Women in FIRE Advisory Committee. The Women in FIRE initiative will aim to connect women of all backgrounds and ex...
A new era of restructuring - Cayman
A new restructuring regime comes into force today in the Cayman Islands under the Companies (Amendment) Act 2021 (Amendment Act) and the Companies Winding Up (Amendment) Rules 2022 (Amendment Rules), referred to herein as the Restructuring Regime. As ...
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