Sep 2019
Private client and trust work is an intimate business, where financial and personal considerations are inextricably entwined. Now more than ever, wealthy individuals and families need legal advisers whose judgment and experience they can rely on for the protection of their assets and their privacy. They need attorneys whose advice they trust, with whom they feel at ease and in whom they are willing to place their confidence. Such respect and confidence must be earned.
Longevity and experience
Conyers’ Private Client and Trust team has a long established reputation for providing intelligent, dependable and solutions-driven advice to some of the world’s wealthiest private clients. Many of our clients have been with us for 40 years or more, because they trust us and value our judgment as one of the most experienced international offshore private client and trust teams in the world.
International scope
Specialising in both trust structures and contentious work, Conyers advises on the laws of Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands. Through our global network of offices and close relationships with leading onshore tax and legal advisers, we serve a diverse international group of clients ranging from individuals and families to corporate entities. These include significant net worth and high profile business owners, family-owned businesses, entrepreneurs, charitable entities and professional trustees.
Intelligent solutions
Our depth of experience allows us not only to deliver a high level of technical advice on trust law and structures, but also to add value by sensitively providing creative solutions to the challenging dynamics of managing family and business assets in the complex modern world, across international borders.
Comprehensive offering
Conyers has the expertise to meet all your private client needs, from establishing trusts, to restructuring in response to changing tax or family circumstances, to ongoing trust administration. Our private client team is complemented by experienced trust litigators who are regularly involved in substantial trust litigation, acting for trustees, protectors and beneficiaries.