Ogier has retained Band 1 rankings for its private wealth work in Guernsey, Jersey and the Cayman Islands in the latest Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide.
The guide ranks law firms and professional advisers working in international private wealth. Ogier also received a number of individual rankings across the three jurisdictions.
Matt Guthrie (pictured), Ogier’s Global Head of Private Wealth, said: “These rankings reflect the quality of our people and the trust our clients place in us. To achieve tier one recognition across Cayman, Guernsey and Jersey, alongside individual recognition for so many colleagues, is an outstanding result.
“As demand for sophisticated cross-border advice continues to grow, our Trusts Advisory Group remains focused on delivering clear, practical guidance and exceptional client service wherever our clients need us.”
Guernsey
The Guernsey team retained its Band 1 ranking for private wealth work.
Matt Guthrie retained his Band 1 ranking, while Partners Catherine Moore and Chris Hards were also recognised, with Chris moving up the rankings. Diana Rodriguez, who has since been promoted to Counsel, entered the guide for the first time as a Star Associate.
Jersey
Ogier’s Jersey team retained its Band 1 ranking, with Chambers highlighting its work on complex international matters.
Partners James Campbell and Nick Williams maintained their Band 1 rankings. Josephine Howe and Henry Wickham were also recognised, with Henry moving up the rankings this year.
Partner Richard Laignel entered the guide for the first time, while Senior Associate George Yates was named an Associate to Watch.
Cayman Islands
Ogier’s Cayman Islands team retained its Band 1 ranking, with Chambers noting its experience in complex private client matters.
Global Senior Partner Rachael Reynolds KC and Partner Anthony Partridge were both ranked in Band 1. Senior Associate Gregory Haddow was named an Associate to Watch.
