About
Christopher specialises in insolvency law (including distressed funds), shareholders’ disputes and international commercial and trusts litigation in the Cayman Islands.
Prior to moving offshore in 2003, Christopher practised for 10 years as a barrister from leading chancery commercial chambers in Lincoln’s Inn, London. At the English Bar, he acted for a wide variety of clients in company, insolvency, commercial and trust matters and acquired considerable trial experience as an advocate. In particular, he advised and appeared in court in connection with liquidations, bankruptcies, voluntary arrangements, administrations and administrative receiverships.
Christopher subsequently continued his advisory and advocacy practice with leading law firms in the Cayman and British Virgin Islands. He has acted in some of the most significant matters to have arisen in these jurisdictions and is highly experienced in working within international teams dealing with cross border disputes.
Christopher was the author of the Cayman Islands chapter on insolvency and re-structuring in a comparative law work on the subject.
Source: Firm website
Practice areas
As recorded on the roll: “Litigation, insolvency and restructuring”
Others at Forbes Hare
- John Barry SmithForbes HareTrusts & Private ClientNotary PublicGrand Cayman
- Sonia Jane Charlton StarvisForbes HareBanking & FinanceGrand Cayman
Alistair James Hugh AbbottForbes HareLitigation & Dispute ResolutionGrand Cayman- Sarah Louise Cecile MclennanForbes HareInsolvency & RestructuringGrand Cayman
- Leigh Catherine RossForbes HareCorporate & Commercial
- Paul Matthew SmithForbes HareInsolvency & RestructuringGrand Cayman