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Izabella Dupre

Trainee Solicitor

Legal

Guernsey

Izabella Dupre

Izabella has previous experience as a Paralegal, providing primary support to the Litigation team. She has worked across a range of legal practice areas, including Probate, Employment and International Private Client, providing comprehensive legal support and assisting with a diverse portfolio of matters. Her broad experience has enabled her to develop a flexible approach to working across different practice areas, while delivering efficient and client-focused legal assistance.

Izabella began her legal studies at the University of Winchester in 2022 and graduated in 2025. She completed her final few weeks of work experience with another offshore law firm, which led to a year-long role as a Paralegal.

"I pride myself on my organisation and problem-solving skills, which encourages my drive to being able to provide comprehensive advice whilst building client relationships."

Expertise

Our dispute resolution specialists collaborate seamlessly with our corporate, banking and finance teams across jurisdictions to advise on litigation, restructuring and risk and regulatory matters. We provide a global perspective, working closely with our clients to ensure that they are best placed to respond to customer issues, fraud risks, rapidly changing market conditions and regulatory demands.

When executors, family or friends of a deceased need to get access to assets held by their loved one, they may be asked to produce a document commonly referred to as a 'grant of probate'. A grant of probate means that an individual is given the right, by the relevant court, to deal with a deceased's estate. The deceased may have left a will or may have died intestate (without a will). It might be the case that probate has already been obtained in another jurisdiction and that a separate grant of probate needs to be obtained in Guernsey or Jersey. This can be an unfamiliar and stressful process. At Collas Crill we have many years' experience in making these types of applications. We are able to assist in simply obtaining the grant of probate, can arrange release and payment of the Channel Island assets to the relevant person, or deal with the full administration of an estate depending on your requirements.

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.

With specialists across not only Guernsey and Jersey but also in the British Virgin Islands and Cayman Islands, services provided by our fraud and asset tracing lawyers include:

  • Immediate applications for freezing and search orders
  • Expedited Norwich Pharmacal order and disclosure proceedings
  • Asset-tracing across trust structures and corporate vehicles
  • Coordination with criminal and regulatory investigations where overlap exists. 

Our international footprint lets us deliver prompt, all‑round legal support precisely when clients need it most.

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The regulatory environment, both in local jurisdictions and internationally, is increasingly complex and regulatory agencies are becoming more zealous in their approach to enforcement and investigations.

We guide clients through the impact of enforcement of investigatory actions by regulatory bodies, offering dedicated strategic advice on a broad range of issues including enforcement notices, governance matters, complaints, insider trading and dealing and market manipulation.

We can also assist clients to conduct internal investigations prior to any regulatory investigations.