Annalisa Shibli
Counsel | Cayman
Insolvency and Corporate Disputes
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Annalisa is very easy to deal with and always responsive.
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Overview
Annalisa is a Counsel in the Insolvency and Corporate Disputes team in Cayman. She 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.
Experience
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.
Background
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.
Memberships
- INSOL International Cayman Islands Legal Practitioners' Association
- International Women's Insolvency & Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC)
- Annalisa is also a Cayman Islands Notary Public
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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" cha...
Collas Crill announces promotions across its global practice groups
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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
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Collas Crill has announced the promotion of Annalisa Shibli to Senior Associate in its Dispute Resolution team in Cayman. Annalisa joined Collas Crill in July 2021 as an Associate, having spent more than seven years in Cayman and Hong Kong at another of...
Two essays produced by Collas Crill Dispute Resolution associates have been published by ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Starters. Jersey's Caitlin Bruce, who won the the publication's essay competition, wrote on the topic of fraud and insolvency in Jersey with a ...
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