Collas Crill makes two new appointments in Cayman office
Collas Crill has made two new
appointments in its growing Cayman office.
Andrew Peedom has joined as
Counsel in the Dispute Resolution and International Private Client
and Trust teams.
Andrew was admitted as a
solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 2001 and the
High Court of Australia in 2003, and more recently in 2017 as an
attorney-at-law of the Cayman Islands.
He brings with him a broad
range of commercial litigation experience, frequently advising in
relation to multi-jurisdictional disputes. He has worked offshore,
first in Guernsey and then in the Cayman Islands, since 2010.
Natalie Bell joins the office
as a Senior Associate within the Corporate, Finance and Funds team.
Natalie specialises in advising
in relation to the structuring, formation and ongoing operation and
regulation of investment funds. She will also be advising on all
aspects of Cayman corporate and commercial law, including mergers and
acquisitions, joint ventures and corporate reorganisation.
Before joining Collas Crill,
Natalie worked in the Investment Funds and Regulatory team at Harneys
in their Cayman and BVI offices. She previously worked at Travers
Smith LLP and Eversheds LLP (now Eversheds Sutherland) in the UK.
Managing Partner in Cayman,
Alan de Saram said: "It's fantastic news for the Cayman office,
and the wider firm, that we have made these two appointments to the
team.
"Between them, Andrew and Natalie bring a wealth of experience that will assist in the firm's ambitious growth strategy in the coming years, ensuring we can continue to deliver exceptional service to our clients."
ENDS
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Collas
Crill is a leading offshore law firm with offices in BVI, Cayman,
Guernsey, Jersey, London and Singapore.
Collas Crill provides the
highest quality legal knowledge and experience to clients around the
world, and particularly in Jersey, Guernsey, the UK, US, Europe and
Asia.
Our
clients include leading financial institutions, high net worth
individuals, international businesses and funds.
Published August 25, 2019
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