HSM LAW
HSM is a distinguished full service law firm specialising in Cayman Islands commercial litigation, insolvency, immigration and employment law.
We provide legal services to top financial institutions and leading businesses established and/or operating in the Cayman Islands.
With competitive rates and a highly skilled team of attorneys, we are well positioned to meet your legal needs. We exemplify accessibility and accountability and believe in providing value in an open and transparent manner.
With attorneys admitted in the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands, California, Jamaica, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & Grenadines, Trinidad &Tobago and the UK HSM offers unique insight into legal issues, a broad perspective, practical approach and a wealth of international experience.
We are also experienced in all types of local transactions and as a result we enjoy the unique competitive advantage of being able to manage related but distinct transactions that demand an in depth knowledge of various local laws. This advantage allows us to provide our clients with a seamless integrated approach to achieving a highly successful conclusion to their transactions.
We are committed to maintaining a close relationship with our clients whilst continually seeking to enhance our delivery of legal services.
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Employment Lawyer Joins HSM
The HSM Group has welcomed Kathryn Rowe to their growing law practice. Kathryn joins as a Senior Associate and will focus on employment related matters. With over 17 years of legal experience, Kathryn has a wide-range of skills in the Read more +
Cayman’s Population Numbers Don’t Add Up
Immigration experts Nick Joseph (HSM Partner) and Alastair David (HSM Associate) explain why the population numbers don’t add up in the Cayman Islands. Much has been stated in the press of Cayman’s growing population. The Economics and Statistics Office’s Compendium Read more +
Cayman Islands Stamp Duty: what it is and what you need to know
The Cayman Islands are widely known for being a tax-neutral jurisdiction. This means that there are no income, inheritance, sales, corporation, capital gains or withholding taxes in Cayman. As such, newcomers or first time buyers are often confused by the Read more +