
External Conferences
STEP Cayman 2027
21 - 22 January 2027
Hotel Indigo, Grand Cayman
Speakers:
Clare Stanley KC
International / offshore, Commercial disputes, Insolvency, Trusts, probate and estates: contentious, Trusts, probate and estates: non-contentious
Thursday 29 September 2016
Peter Island Resort, British Virgin Islands,
2 CPD
Timetable
4.00pm (Special Service Ferry Departs from Tortola to Peter Island)
4.30pm Registration (Refreshments will be served)
5.00pm Welcome and introduction from the Chairman Gilead Cooper QC
5.05pm Submission to the Jurisdiction Clare Stanley QC
Submission to the Jurisdiction Paper
5.40pm Workshops
Workshop 1
Disputes over trusts that hold corporate structures
Advanced Reading for Workshop 1 (download here)
Workshop 1 Answer Sheet (download here)
Workshop 2
Cross border issues in arbitration and insolvency
Advanced Reading for Workshop 2 (download here)
Workshop 2 Answer Sheet (download here)
Workshop 3
Breaking Privilege: The Fraud Exception
Advanced Reading for workshop 3 (download here)
Workshop 3 Answer Sheet (download here)
6.30pm “The 5 minute Pitch” Chaired by Tom Roscoe
Wilberforce Silks will pick a recent case and attempt in turn to persuade you that it is the most important case from a BVI perspective. They will have 5 minutes each. Who is the most effective? You, the audience, will decide.
6.55pm Closing remarks from Gilead Cooper QC
7.00pm BBQ and Drinks Reception
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External Conferences
21 - 22 January 2027
Hotel Indigo, Grand Cayman
Speakers:
Clare Stanley KC

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