British Virgin Islands
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Trusts/private client

Harneys

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Commended by clients for its ‘practical and reliable legal advice, especially regarding BVI trust law’, Harneys is seen as go-to destination for both commercial and HNWI clients requiring assistance with core trusts issues, as well as in wider private wealth services. As part of a substantial non-contentious private wealth offering across the Caribbean, the BVI assists with all aspects of the establishment and restructuring of BVI trusts, office estate planning and probate issues, and investments in assets on the islands. On the contentious side, a dedicated group regularly acts in complex international trust disputes and cross-border succession cases. Ayana Hull leads the group in the BVI and is accomplished in both trusts and general private client wealth management issues. Cayman Islands-based Henry Mander is another senior name to note for BVI matters, with Myles Chingara being the support lawyer to note on Tortola. Matthew Howson in London is also active in BVI work.
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  • ‘Harneys stands out for its exceptional commitment to client service. The team’s strengths are evident in their profound expertise across various legal domains, coupled with a deep understanding of the local and international legal landscape. The firm prioritizes client needs, offering tailored solutions that are both practical and strategic. The firm leverages cutting-edge legal tech to streamline processes, enhance efficiency, and improve client communication.’

  • ‘The individuals at Harneys are distinguished by their exceptional legal acumen, dedication, and client-focused approach. Among the many talented professionals, a few stand-out partners and associates deserve special mention - Matthew Howson and Henry Mander.’