Paige Williams
Trainee Solicitor | Guernsey
International Private Client and Trusts
Paige joined the firm in August 2018 as a paralegal in the firm's UK Real Estate team. She worked in the team for 2 years, assisting both corporate and private clients in a broad range of transactions, from lending to property purchase.
In September 2020, Paige began her training contract with the firm and is currently undertaking her second seat of four in the Dispute Resolution team. Paige is currently involved in a variety of litigious matters including personal injury, insolvency, property disputes, employment disputes and contentious trust.
Prior to joining the firm, Paige attended the University of Essex, graduating in July 2018 with a 2:1 Bachelor of Laws degree. Alongside her training contract, she is currently studying at the University of Law towards her Legal Practitioner Course certificate and Masters in Law.
As global legislation, regulation and taxation constantly change and become more complex, it has never been more important to make long-term plans to secure your future, the future of your family or your business. We cut through the legal jargon to provide clear, practical advice when you most need it and anticipate the challenges you are likely to face so that you can rest assured you and your family are in safe hands at every step of the way.
We work closely with trust and fiduciary businesses and their clients to build strong relationships based on trust, confidence and a deep understanding of their priorities and needs. We have an extensive range of experience in terms of particular products or service lines, including pensions and Shariah, and many of the team have worked in the other international off and onshore jurisdictions prominent in the world of wealth management. We have associated skills in dispute resolution, risk and regulatory, and image protection. We ensure that thought has been given to the composition of the team on every piece of work we do, and use our mix of skill and experience effectively.
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