Offshore: Trusts
Cayman Islands
1 year ranked
Provided by Mourant
Jessica is Partner in our Cayman Litigation practice.
She advises a wide range of clients in relation to high value cross-border commercial disputes including contentious trust disputes, disputes involving allegations of fraud or misconduct and insolvency and restructuring matters.
Jessica's clients include court-appointed officeholders, trustees and beneficiaries, creditors, shareholders and other financial professionals.
Prior to joining Mourant, Jessica worked in the Litigation group of Russell McVeagh, a top-tier firm in New Zealand.
Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP)
Contentious Trusts Association
Co-Chair of International Women's Insolvency and Restructuring Confederation (IWIRC) Cayman Islands
Board members of IWIRC Cayman Islands from 2020-2024
INSOL International
Recovery and Insolvency Specialists Association (RISA)
STEP Cayman Islands
Privy Council Clarifies the Scope of the Just and Equitable Winding Up Jurisdiction in Aquapoint LP – INSOL World, Q1 2026
Unwinding Trusts – STEP Journal, 2026 Issue 2
The Cayman Firewall Provisions: Exclusive Jurisdiction or Merely Choice of Law? – Private Client Business, 2021 Number 4
The Solid Energy decision and debt for equity swaps in New Zealand – International Corporate Rescue Journal, 2015, and New Zealand’s good faith defence to voidable transactions: shift in focus to creditor’s state of mind – International Corporate Rescue Journal, 2014
Provided by Chambers
Jessica Vickers is a partner in Mourant's Cayman litigation and international trusts and private client practice. She advises ultra high net worth clients on various trust structures as well as acting on trusts dispute matters.
Provided by Chambers
Jessica Vickers is articulate and prompt in her responses and easy to communicate with in relation to a trust litigation matter. She provides comprehensive responses and is providing strong support in moving matters forward.
Jessica's responsiveness and client service is second to none, and has a great understanding of Cayman trusts law and court proceedings. One to watch for the future for sure.
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