We live in an increasingly contentious world, with cases still emerging as a result of the financial crisis and businesses in all sectors under the regulatory spotlight.
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.
We know that there are many different ways a dispute can be resolved and work closely with our clients to understand every aspect of their business, priorities and goals. This allows us to find the best way forward for our clients and to advise on the commercial implications of a dispute, ensuring the process remains as stress-free as possible. Our approach is practical, responsive and tailored to the client's interests.
Our expertise and reputation means we're first choice for a range of clients, including banks, trust companies, high net worth individuals and top law firms.
Teamwork is key and our Dispute Resolution specialists work closely with our Corporate and Banking & Finance practices to advise on restructuring, recovery and insolvency matters. We often co-ordinate advice from our multi-jurisdictional teams, meaning that our clients benefit from the knowledge and depth of experience of our people across the globe.
"They have a proactive attitude, a helpful approach and in-depth knowledge of Guernsey law and procedure."
- Chambers 2016
Collas Crill is continuing its support of the National Association of Federal Equity Receivers (NAFER) by speaking at its seventh annual conference...
C5 Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery
Collas Crill partner Stephen Leontsinis will be speaking at the C5 Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery Asia conference in June. Leading civil fraud litigators and asset...
Three lawyers from Collas Crill's Guernsey office have been shortlisted in the Citywealth Future Leaders awards. Those shortlisted are: Gregory Haddow – Lawyer of the Year...
For the first time, the Royal Court of Guernsey has had to deal with the consequences of Guernsey's law enforcement, the Financial Intelligence Service (FIS), giving no...
Background H was declared bankrupt in 2010 and following a letter of request from the High Court of England and Wales, his trustee in bankruptcy (TIB) was recognised in...
Representation of A Trust Limited
Background In this case, there were two trusts known as the C Trust. The Number 1 C Trust, a Jersey discretionary trust, had been established to receive the proceeds of a...
10 years on from the onset of one of the worst financial crises since the 1930s, the Royal Court of Guernsey has handed down judgment in respect of one of its highest...
Changes to Guernsey's corporate insolvency regime
On 12 February 2015 the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal (‘the Court of Appeal’) overturned the Grand Court’s...
At one point, in the not so distant past, it seemed impossible to have a conversation with anyone in the...
Without Prejudice - In the Matter of the R Trusts
There are two forms of legal professional privilege: 'legal advice privilege' and 'litigation privilege'.
Since October 2015, the board of Galasys has been deadlocked due to a dispute between, on the one hand, a...
Factsheet: State Immunity case Court of Appeal win
In the recent case of Harlequin Chemicals Ltd et al v Wener Urban and Anthony Saville et al the Royal Court...
