An offshore law firm that never stands still.
We have built a strong presence and reputation around the world through our forward-thinking approach. We are real people who genuinely love what we do and are known for being easy to do business with.
Collas Crill is a top ten offshore law firm with offices in BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Jersey and London.
Our clients include some of the world's leading financial institutions, international businesses, trusts and funds, as well as high-net-worth individuals and families. We deliver a comprehensive range of legal services in banking and finance, corporate and M&A, investment funds and private equity, trusts and private wealth, dispute resolution, insolvency and property.
We also provide group and advisory services through our financial and corporate services businesses.
Find out more about our services within our jurisdictions:BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Jersey.
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Collas Crill Cayman Moot Portal
Welcome to the Collas Crill Moot Portal This is a central space for all information related to the 2022 Collas Crill Cayman Moot including scheduling, timings, FAQs and...
On the sofa with.... Fay O'Halloran
In this podcast Partner, and Head of Dispute Resolution in BVI, David Harby speaks to Associate Fay O'Halloran. They talk about her career path to date and what first...
A recent study by the House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee has found that the number of cohabiting couples in England and Wales is rising, with around 3.6 million...
The Grammar School will face the Ladies' College in the Collas Crill Guernsey Moot Final 2022. Arwen Kernaghan and Isabelle Wood from the Grammar School, and Lauren de...
Opinion: Privacy versus secrecy
Partners Wayne Atkinson and Ellie Crespi share their views on the Court of Justice of the European Union's (ECJ) judgment on public registers of beneficial ownership and the...
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...
