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- March 2024
Griffiths & Partners are pleased to share that we’ve once again achieved the esteemed Band 1 recognition in the #ChambersGlobalGuide2024 for #generalbusinesslaw
- March 2024
Griffiths and Partners Attorneys are delighted to have contributed the Turks and Caicos chapter for the Lexology Private Client Guide 2024.
- September 2023
Following the $19,000 donation made by the Griffiths and Partners Group (G&P) to the Turks and Caicos Diabetes Association (TCDA) on World Diabetes Day, the 14th November 2022, we are delighted to share an update on how the funds have been strategically allocated to benefit the diabetic community in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
- September 2023
Senior Attorney Chris Smith sets out a guide to the main steps involved when purchasing a property in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
- July 2023
Griffiths & Partners Attorneys, led by the Senior Partner Conrad Griffiths, proudly reaffirms its position as a top-tier Private Wealth law firm in Turks and Caicos, upholding its prestigious Band One status in the 2023 Chambers High Net Worth (HNW) guide.
- July 2023
We are pleased to announce that Luca Bonetto, Corporate and Commerical Partner at Griffiths and Partners, along with his team, participated in the creation of the Chambers Doing Business In practice guide 2023, which highlights and promotes the Turks and Caicos Islands as a prime investment destination.
- May 2023
Real estate remains the world’s biggest store of wealth. Real estate services company Savills estimated that, at the end of 2020, the global value of real estate reached USD326.5 trillion, making it more valuable than all global equities and debt securities combined, and almost four times the size of global GDP.
- April 2023
In Vanesha Parker v Sky Catering Ltd. d.b.a. Top of the Cove Deli (CL-AP 8 of 2021) [2023] TCACA 1 (03 February 2023) the Appellant, Vanesha Parker, appealed the decision of the Labour Tribunal on several grounds, primarily that the Tribunal erred in refusing to hear or consider the Appellant’s evidence about compensation loss, forward loss or other types of losses.
- March 2023
Economic Substance requirements for entities doing business in or through Crown Dependencies and offshore jurisdictions remain broadly similar to each other, but subtle differences do exist.
- January 2023
The legal system in Turks and Caicos is based on English common law, with certain adaptations to local circumstances. This summary provides an overview of the legal framework and key aspects of conducting business in the Turks and Caicos Islands.