Press Release from Carey Olsen, Tuesday 21 January, 2025.
Carey Olsen’s Keith Robinson, global head of the firm’s trusts and private wealth practice, and Jersey-based counsel Sarah Farrow have been named in eprivateclient’s 50 Most Influential list for 2025.
The list recognises the leading figures in the UK and global offshore private client practitioner sector, including advisers from the wealth management, accountancy, legal, trust, family law, and fintech sectors.
Bermuda-based partner Keith represents global businesses, trustees, beneficiaries, settlors and protectors in a wide range of advisory matters as well as in contentious and non-contentious cases before the Supreme Court of Bermuda, drawing on his extensive advocacy experience. Keith is the only lawyer ranked as a Star Individual by Chambers High Net Worth 2024 and is a Band 1 lawyer for Dispute Resolution in Bermuda as ranked by Chambers Global 2024.
Sarah acts for high-net-worth individuals, family offices and professional trustees. She advises on all matters in connection with private wealth structures, family offices, philanthropic structures and foundations including on contentious matters before the Royal Court of Jersey. Sarah is also ranked by Chambers and Partners in their UK, High Net Worth, and Global 2024 Guides.
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