A full-service law firm, Daniel Brantley’s broad caseload encompasses litigation, transactional work, and project management. Brian Barnes and Elizabeth Harper co-lead the practice, and Barnes is a key port of call for corporations, trustees, and banks. Barnes is noted for his capability in real estate development, Leigh-Anne Wellington and Gabriella Brantley handle corporate and commercial matters, while Brianna Brantley is knowledgeable of FinTech.

Noted for its expertise in dispute resolution, Dentons Delany is well-regarded across the energy, financial, infrastructure, and real estate sectors. The firm has also recently seen growth in its corporate, compliance, FinTech, and M&A practices. Joanne Flemming’s recent caseload encompasses credit facility matters, while Jared Tennant is experienced in land acquisitions and developments.

Noted for its strength in multijurisdictional disputes, Stanbrook Prudhoe is geared to handle banking and financial services litigation. Tim Prudhoe’s recent caseload encompasses criminal court proceedings surrounding death penalty issues, insolvency cases, and trustee matters. Khamaal Collymore is well-versed in commercial litigation matters, while Nadia Chiesa was recently involved in a dispute involving the interpretation of corporate legislation in Nevis.

Often advising clients on company formation, Webster LP is geared to handle M&A, joint ventures, financing, and wealth management. The practice is co-led by Pam Webster and Harry Wiggin and Webster LP is highly proficient in financial services regulatory mandates. Wiggin is well-versed in asset protection and trust structuring, while other key members of the team include Rayana Dowden, who is knowledgeable of banking and debt finance law.