Carey Olsen’s trusts and private wealth practice has maintained its leading position among offshore law firms in the Chambers High Net Worth 2026 guide.
The firtm has achieved 10 Band 1 rankings, including four top practice rankings for Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, Guernsey and Jersey.
Bermuda partner and head of the firm’s trusts and private wealth practice Keith Robinson has been named a Star Individual for the fourth consecutive year. Individual Band 1 rankings were also achieved by Bernadette Carey (Cayman Islands), Russell Clark and Natasha Kapp (Guernsey), and Andreas Kistler, and Alexa Saunders. Robert Dobbyn (Jersey) is also ranked in Band 1 for the first time.
This year’s guide also recognised a number of other new or improved rankings. Alex Hall Taylor KC (British Virgin Islands) is a new band 2 entry, Joanna Caen (Guernsey) also secured a new Band 3 ranking and Sarah Farrow (Jersey) is now Band 3 with Laura Kearns (Bermuda) being recognised as Up and Coming, while Katie Turney (Cayman Islands) has been recognised as an Associate to watch.
Additional individual rankings across the firm’s offshore network include Keith Dixon (Jersey) and Patricia Montgomery (Guernsey) in Band 2, while Stephanie Bernard (Bermuda) and Graham Stoute (Cayman Islands) were recognised in Band 3. Further recognition was awarded to Konrad Friedlaender (Guernsey) as a Senior Statesperson and Carla Plater (Jersey) as an Associate to Watch. Graham Stoute was also recognised as an Expert Based Abroad for the British Virgin Islands.
Keith Robinson (pictured) commented: “We are delighted to have once again achieved an outstanding set of results in the Chambers High Net Worth guide. The rankings reflect the depth and quality of our trusts and private wealth teams across our offshore jurisdictions, as well as the trust our clients continue to place in us. We are particularly pleased to see colleagues recognised with new rankings and promotions, demonstrating the strength of talent across the practice.”
