Christina Justin is one of GRAHAMTHOMPSON's newest Partners. Read the full release here, https://lnkd.in/efNjBJVR
About us
GrahamThompson (GT) prides itself on its unique combination of expert legal skills and real-world experience in working out effective solutions to complex problems. With more than 70 years of continuous history and a first-rate balance between seasoned practitioners and dynamic young lawyers, GT is excellence-driven in every way. Producing and sustaining clientele drawn locally and from across five continents is the focal point of the Firm’s efforts. Integrity, hard work, understanding the “bigger picture” that frames the specific legal needs of clients, creativity, rigorous ethical restraint in the charging of fees, and uncompromising loyalty to the client, are key ingredients of the GT ethos. The Firm, well known as the largest commercial law firm in the Bahamas, has successfully expanded from its main downtown Nassau location in recent years to better serve its broad range of corporate and private clients. In 2000, the Freeport, Grand Bahama office was opened, followed by the launching of licensed affiliate GTC Corporate Services in 2001, and the Lyford Cay, New Providence office in 2011. In December 2012, GT expanded to Providenciales, in The Turks and Caicos Islands, where it already enjoys a reputation as one of the leading firms for civil and commercial litigation, and more recently, for transactional real estate matters. The Firm has an enviable reputation both domestically and globally in a variety of important legal disciplines. Our attorneys are sought after by leaders in the real property, resort development, banking and capital markets, and Domestic tax and Regulatory sectors. We are highly regarded for our expertise in trust and estate planning, commercial matters, civil litigation, family law, securitization, employment and immigration matters. The Firm is consistently ranked a tier one law firm by the leading international ratings publications, including CHAMBERS AND PARTNERS, IFLR 1000, and CITY WEALTH LEADERS LIST, among others.
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- Law Practice
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- 51-200 employees
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- Nassau, New Providence
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- 1950
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- Banking and Finance, Litigation, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, Real Estate and Resort Development, Private Clients, Trusts and Estates, Employment & Labour, Corporate, Commercial and Securities, Immigration & Naturalization, and Admiralty, Shipping & Aviation
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Sassoon House, Shirley Street
P.O. Box N-272
Nassau, New Providence, BS
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Star General Building
P. O. Box F-42451
Freeport, Grand Bahama, BS
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Graceway House, Leeward Highway, Suite A-200
P. O. Box-965
Providenciales, TC
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Pineapple Grove Offices, Suite No. 7
P. O. Box N-272
Lyford Cay, BS
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Conor C. Gottlieb is one of GRAHAMTHOMPSON's newest Partners. Read the full release here, https://lnkd.in/efNjBJVR
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GRAHAMTHOMPSON Announces that Christina Justin and Conor C. Gottlieb have been named as Partners. Read more here, https://lnkd.in/efNjBJVR
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In this clip from last month’s inspired/by discussion "Is ESG the new black for business?", guest panellist and GrahamThompson Partner Aliya Allen discusses the readiness of Boards and the challenge of translating implementation of ESG for the individual business, https://lnkd.in/d3E8G97M. Watch the full discussion here, https://lnkd.in/e7wD39jz. Moderated by Royann Dean, other panelists included Kevin Cambridge, CPA, CA, PwC and David Slatter, RF Group. The Current Baha Mar, ONWRD Advisors.
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GrahamThompson Partner Aliya Allen was a guest panellist on the August 14th inspired/by discussion "Is ESG the new black for business?". In this clip, https://lnkd.in/e-vYt8xN, she highlights challenges associated with prioritising non-financial ESG factors in companies’ governance structures. Watch the full discussion here, https://lnkd.in/e7wD39jz. Moderated by Royann Dean, other panellists included Kevin Cambridge, CPA, CA Cambridge, PwC and David Slatter, RF Group. The Current Baha Mar, ONWRD Advisors.
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In this clip from last month’s inspired/by discussion "Is ESG the new black for business?", guest panellist and GrahamThompson Partner Aliya Allen, used COP 28 to illustrate the driving influence of global policy imperatives, https://lnkd.in/e6dZ5UH9. Watch the full discussion here, https://lnkd.in/e7wD39jz. Hosted by Royann Dean, other panelists included Kevin Cambridge, CPA, CA, PwC and David Slatter, RF Group. The Current Baha Mar, ONWRD Advisors.
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GrahamThompson Partner Aliya Allen was a guest panelist on the August 14th inspired/by discussion "Is ESG the new black for business?". In this clip, https://lnkd.in/eEsYZUE7, she talks about the role of access to capital as a driver of ESG policy. Watch the full discussion here, https://lnkd.in/e7wD39jz. Hosted by Royann Dean, other panelists included Kevin Cambridge, CPA, CA, PwC and David Slatter, RF Group. The Current Baha Mar, ONWRD Advisors
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Welcome clarity has been provided on the Government’s proposed implementation of OECD’s GloBE Rules following announcements made earlier this year Yesterday, the Government of The Bahamas released its draft Domestic Minimum Top-Up Tax Bill, 2024 for public consultation. The bill aims to introduce a qualified domestic minimum top-up tax (DMTT) on large multinational enterprises with at least €750 million or equivalent in annual turnover, to come into general effect for fiscal years beginning on or after December 31, 2023. The bill will not apply to constituent entities of foreign multinational groups until fiscal years beginning on or after January 1, 2025, unless such groups are subject to an income inclusion rule or undertaxed profits rule in another jurisdiction. Section 3(1) of the bill immediately clarifies that the introduced DMTT must meet the requirements of the OECD Inclusive Framework. The Bahamas is one of over 130 countries addressing base erosion and profit shifting in a time of increasing globalisation. All in-scope multinational enterprises will be required to pay tax at a minimum effective rate of 15% of profits earned in all participating jurisdictions in which they operate. The Bahamas intends to implement a top-up tax formula for net GloBE income mirroring Chapter 3 of the GloBE Model Rules, while generally disapplying provisions relating to an income inclusion rule or undertaxed profits rule. Please find the draft bill here, https://lnkd.in/eb_N-XQY.
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GT Partner Aliya Allen - Is ESG the New Black for Business? GrahamThompson Partner Aliya Allen will be a guest speaker on inspired/by, this Wednesday August 14, 2024, in a discussion of how Environmental, Social and Governance principles have transformed the way we do business. Live on YouTube @the.current.art242 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., also speaking will be Kevin Cambridge, CPA, CA PwC Bahamas and David Slatter, RF Group. The discussion will be moderated by inspired/by Creator, Royann Dean.
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