BAHAMAS Law and Practice Contributed by: Adrian Hunt and Gabrielle Rahming, Graham Thompson
Graham Thompson has been one of the premier law firms in The Bahamas for over 75 years. The firm op - erates four offices – one in each of the main econom - ic centres in The Bahamas. Graham Thompson has more than 40 attorneys who provide wide-ranging specialties across the firm’s six core practice areas: corporate and financial services, dispute resolution, private clients and trusts, property, shipping and aviation, and tax. The dispute resolution team has extensive trial experience in all courts of The Baha -
mas. They work regularly with advisers on domestic and cross-border matters in all sectors. Specialties include fraud and asset tracing, arbitration, alterna - tive dispute resolution, corporate and commercial, finance, insolvency and restructuring, libel, slander and defamation, trusts and probate, and other key areas. The team is known for their commercially sen - sible, strategically savvy and focused approached to helping clients achieve their objectives – whether through settlement, litigation or arbitration.
Authors
Adrian Hunt is a partner in Graham Thompson’s dispute resolution and tax practices. He is an experienced civil litigator who has appeared as lead counsel before all levels of courts and tribunals in The Bahamas on
Gabrielle Rahming is a commercial and dispute resolution associate in
Graham Thompson’s dispute resolution practice. Gabrielle’s practice includes litigation and advisory work in civil, commercial, employment, property and family law matters, for both local and international clients. She has appeared before the Supreme Court and court of appeal, including preparing a matter for the privy council. Gabrielle is a member of The Bahamas Bar Association and The Honourable Society of Inner Temple. She is also an affiliate member of STEP’s Bahamas branch.
behalf of local and international private and institutional clients. Adrian’s practice is focused primarily on commercial litigation, property disputes, clinical negligence claims, insolvency and intellectual property law. He has extensive experience in fraud and asset tracing matters, with his most recent engagement involving prosecuting breaches of trust and fiduciary duties in respect of the administration of a SMART fund.
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