Press Release from Carey Olsen, Friday 29 November, 2024.
Lawyers from across Carey Olsen’s Bermuda, British Virgin Islands (BVI) and Cayman Islands practices have been recognised in the 2024 edition of IFLR1000.
Among those featured, Carey Olsen has seven individuals considered to be ‘Highly Regarded’, three ‘Notable Practitioners’, one ‘Rising Star Partner’ and three ‘Rising Stars’.
Highly Regarded
Matthew Grigg and Michael Hanson JP (Bermuda); Clinton Hempel (BVI); Nick Bullmore, Jarrod Farley, Richard Munden and Alistair Russell (Cayman Islands)
Notable Practitioners
Steven Rees Davies and Gavin Woods (Bermuda); Graham Stoute (Cayman Islands)
Rising Star Partners
Elizabeth Killeen (BVI)
Rising Stars
Katrina Lindsay (BVI); Emily Cornhill and Shane Westin (Cayman Islands)
The firm’s Bermuda, British Virgin Islands and Cayman Islands teams all continue to be ranked within the practice area rankings.
This news follows the firm’s lawyers securing 31 individual rankings and Carey Olsen Bermuda achieving its strongest rankings to date in The Legal 500 Caribbean 2025.
A full summary of the Carey Olsen firm and lawyer rankings is available via the IFLR1000 website.
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