General Business Law: Dispute Resolution
Bahamas
4 years ranked
Provided by Higgs & Johnson
Tara Cooper Burnside, KC has detailed knowledge of the Bahamian insolvency regime and is regularly retained to advise insolvency practitioners having worked on a number of cross-border insolvencies and restructurings. She also specialises in commercial disputes, including shareholder disputes and contentious and non-contentious employment matters, involving both individual and collective rights. Her dispute resolution practice covers civil and commercial litigation, including banking and trust litigation, insolvency and fraud cases, shareholder disputes and employment litigation.
Called to the Bahamas Bar Association in 2001; Joined the firm as an Associate in 2005 becoming a partner in 2010. Earned the KC designation in 2023.
Bahamas Bar Association;
Commonwealth Lawyers Association;
International Association of Restructuring, Insolvency & Bankruptcy Professionals (INSOL);
Fellow, INSOL International;
News Update Editorial Committee Chair, INSOL International
Bahamas “Law and Practice” Chapter, Chambers Insolvency Global Guide (2018 & 2020); The Bahamas chapter of “International Fraud and Asset Tracing”, 3rd Ed. (2015) (Thompson Reuters);
“Trust Litigation – the Bahamian and Cayman Perspectives”, The Journal of International Tax, Trust and Corporate Planning (Issue 2, Volume 18, 2011)
University of California (LL.M. International Commercial Law), California
Eugene Dupuch Law School (Certificate of Legal Education), The Bahamas
University of the West Indies (LL.B.), Barbados
College of The Bahamas (A.A.) (Hons), The Bahamas
Provided by Chambers
Tara Cooper Burnside KC is a well-known partner at Higgs and Johnson, whose practice encompasses insolvency proceedings, commercial disputes and litigation involving trust companies.
Provided by Chambers
Tara Cooper Burnside spends ample time considering the issues at hand and is very thoughtful in her legal advice.
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