AMRL Cayman Expands Services with New Corporate Disputes, Insolvency & Restructuring Offering

AMRL Cayman has announced the launch of a new Corporate Disputes, Insolvency & Restructuring service line, broadening the firm’s capabilities to meet evolving client needs in an increasingly complex and contested global environment.

The new offering builds on AMRL Cayman’s long-standing history advising clients across the maritime, corporate, banking and finance sectors, including vessel owners, lenders, financial institutions and international businesses operating in cross-border environments. As transactions and structures become more complex, clients are increasingly seeking integrated support where disputes, restructuring or enforcement issues intersect with their core commercial activities.

To support the launch, AMRL Cayman has appointed Kirsten Bailey as Counsel and Tiffany Turrell as Practice Manager. They will work closely with the firm’s leadership to establish the new service line and drive its strategic growth, with plans to add further legal and operational expertise moving forward.

Kirsten is a well-respected Cayman Islands attorney with significant experience in cross-border commercial disputes, insolvency, restructuring, asset tracing and enforcement matters. She is recognised in the market for her ability to navigate complex, multi-jurisdictional issues and deliver pragmatic, commercially focused advice.

Tiffany brings deep expertise in legal practice management and operations, ensuring the new service line is supported by robust governance, efficient processes and a strong client-service culture from inception.

Peter de Vere, Managing Director of AMRL Cayman, commented “As our clients’ businesses and investments become more complex, the line between advisory, restructuring and disputes continues to blur. This new service allows us to respond to that reality in a structured and strategic way. Kirsten and Tiffany bring exactly the right blend of technical capability, market credibility and operational strength to help us build a service that reflects where the market is heading.”

Kirsten Bailey said “I’m excited to be joining AMRL Cayman at such a pivotal moment. The firm has an excellent reputation and a clear vision for this new service line. There is a real opportunity in the market for a disputes, insolvency and restructuring offering that combines technical strength with commercial insight, and I’m looking forward to helping to build a practice delivering exactly that.”

The launch marks the first phase of AMRL Cayman’s planned expansion. The Corporate Disputes, Insolvency and Restructuring practice is fully operational, with further announcements regarding team expansion to follow.