About
Jordan’s practice covers all areas of international commercial litigation, including insolvency, restructuring, advice on directors’ duties (and indemnities), shareholder disputes (including derivative claims, personal claims and just and equitable winding up petitions), professional negligence, civil fraud and asset tracing, cryptocurrency related litigation, employment, arbitration, and land/property related disputes.
Jordan also has particular expertise in all aspects of cross-border legal issues, including the enforcement of foreign judgments, the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, facilitating cross-border insolvency and restructuring proceedings between the Cayman Islands and elsewhere.
Jordan’s practice includes a substantial volume of contentious and non-contentious employment work. Jordan often advises major institutional clients in the financial services sector (particularly in the insurance and re-insurance space) on the hiring and termination of employees (often involving high value terminations involving senior executives).
Jordan has been involved in a number of major Cayman Islands decisions on a variety of these issues at first instance and appellate level. Jordan has appeared numerous times before Courts and tribunals both as sole advocate and otherwise.
Source: Firm website
Background
- Education
- Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice (LPC), BPP University, 2015 ·Master of Laws (LLM) in International Commercial Law – University College London, 2014 ·Bachelor of Laws (LLB) with First Class Honours – Swansea University, 2013
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