Ogier (law firm)

Ogier (law firm)

Ogier is an offshore law firm which provides legal and fiduciary services. It advises on BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, and Jersey law as well as providing complementary administration services. It has 52 partners, 135 associates, 315 administrators and over 300 support staff.[1][2] In total it employees over 850 staff.[3]

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History

  • 2011 Ogier opened an office in Shanghai, making it the first offshore law firm to operate out of mainland China.[4]
  • 2007 Ogier merged with WSmith based in BVI and Hong Kong.
  • 2004 Ogier created the first trans-Atlantic offshore law firm when it merged with Boxalls in Cayman.
  • 1995 The two law firms Le Masurier Giffard & Poch and Ogier & Le Cornu merged to create the Ogier Group.
  • 1932 Philip Antonio Poch was made partner alongside Le Masurier and Gifford to form Le Masurier Giffard & Poch.
  • 1922 A partnership between Advocate Leonce L’Hermite Ogier and John Gleury Le Cornu was formed.
  • 1905 William Smyth Le Masurier joined John Gifford’s practice.
  • 1867 John Francis Giffard began practicing law in St Helier, Jersey.

Practice areas

Legal and Fiduciary services in the areas of Corporate & commercial, investment funds, private wealth, banking & finance and litigation, with strong practices in the areas of employee benefits, employment law, litigation and property.

Awards and rankings

Ogier has won 22 industry awards in the past three years , including Offshore Law Firm of the Year (Chambers Europe Awards for Excellence)[5], Channel Islands Law Firm of the Year (PLC Which Lawyer?).[6] and Offshore Law Firm of the Year (British Legal Awards)[7]

Offices

Ogier has offices based in Bahrain, British Virgin Islands, Cayman, Guernsey, Hong Kong, Ireland, Jersey, London, Shanghai and Tokyo

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