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Bermuda Litigation & Restructuring
Litigation & Restructuring
Rhys Williams is a Director in the Litigation department in the Bermuda office of Conyers Dill & Pearman. Rhys joined Conyers in 2015 from Mourant Ozannes in Guernsey, and prior to that was a barrister at Five Paper in Temple, London.
Rhys’ practice covers all areas of commercial litigation, with a particular emphasis on domestic and cross-border insolvency and restructuring. Rhys also has experience in cases ranging from contentious and non-contentious trusts, regulatory, shareholder disputes, minority prejudice claims and professional negligence.
Rhys has appeared in the Bermuda Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal and the Privy Council. He acts for local and international companies, banks and other financial institutions, liquidators and receivers, corporate service providers, regulatory authorities, trust funds, and high net worth individuals.
Member of INSOL
Member of the Restructuring and Insolvency Specialists Association
Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
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Rhys Williams is noted for his strong capabilities in commercial litigation, as well as insolvency and restructuring mandates. He is also active on a variety of high-value trust disputes. Market sources recognise him as making an increasing impact in the disputes space.
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Rhys is incredibly thorough. He's a world-class expert in this jurisdiction. A very good lawyer and very responsive.
Rhys has an impressive array of experience and has great commercial sense.
Rhys is incredibly thorough. He's a world-class expert in this jurisdiction. A very good lawyer and very responsive.
Rhys has an impressive array of experience and has great commercial sense.
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Bermuda Supreme Court Sanctions Pre-Winding Up Asset Sale Despite Creditor Opposition
In a significant decision from the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of Bermuda, Justice Shade Subair Williams has provided important clarification on the standards applicable when courts are asked to sanction “momentous” commercial decisions made by insolvency office-holders.
Bermuda Supreme Court Sanctions Pre-Winding Up Asset Sale Despite Creditor Opposition
In a significant decision from the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of Bermuda, Justice Shade Subair Williams has provided important clarification on the standards applicable when courts are asked to sanction “momentous” commercial decisions made by insolvency office-holders.