Arbitration is increasingly being used as a cost-effective, confidential and efficient alternative to court litigation for solving commercial, construction and more frequently trust disputes. The global enforceability of arbitral awards and the successful adoption of virtual technology by most arbitration institutions makes it an attractive option for resolving disputes.
Our dedicated arbitration lawyers bring deep, cross-border experience in both international arbitration and mediation, combining strategic judgment with practical commercial awareness to work alongside and quickly determine the best approach for a successful conclusion. They are skilled at:
With offices in the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Guernsey, Jersey and London as well as a strong track record across a wide range of sectors, our arbitration lawyers can advise you on every aspect of international arbitration, adapting their approach to each dispute while offering clear, commercially rooted guidance aimed at achieving durable, cost-effective outcomes.
Hungerstation Holding Ltd and Hungerstation LLC v Ninja Holding [2025] CIGC (FSD) 99
Court: Grand Court (Cayman Islands)Subject: Application to stay proceedings on the ground of forum non conveniens Judges: Doyle J Summary The decision highlights the need to obtain reasoned expert evidence in support of applications to stay proceedi...
Court: Grand Court (Cayman Islands)Subject: Appropriate dispute resolution mechanism if both governing law/jurisdiction clause and arbitration agreement, exempted limited partnership, whether claim by limited partner against general partner for breach of...
Litigation specialist joins Collas Crill as Partner in the Cayman Islands
Collas Crill has appointed Justina Stewart as Partner in the Cayman Islands. A specialist in complex, cross-border litigation and arbitration, Justina has particular expertise in insolvency and cases involving complex fraud as well as shareholder, invest...
Court: Court of Appeal (Cayman Islands)Subject: Enforcement of arbitration awards, New York Convention, GCR O.73 (Part II), relevance of service provisions under Hague Convention Judge: Field, Birt and Beatson JJA Summary The Court of Appeal unanimo...
We are often approached by clients with disputes that simply aren't financially viable to litigate. Where the sums involved will take the claim outside of the limits for Petty Debts or Small Claims (£10,000), there may not be enough at stake to justify t...
The current position in England and Wales The current prevailing opinion is that arbitration is not readily available as a tool in trusts disputes under the law of England and Wales. Indeed this has explicitly been stated to be the case by the Law Commis...
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