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30/09/2025 | hsmoffice

Cayman Islands Immigration Update – September 2025

Recently there have been a number of decisions by the Deputy Governor’s Office to deny individuals applications for Naturalisation. Those decisions have fallen into two distinct categories. Firstly, those applicants who are students outside of the Cayman Islands and are yet Read more +

17/09/2025 | hsmoffice

HSM Articled Clerk, Merary Eden, Called to Cayman Islands Bar

Merary Eden successfully completed her articles at HSM and is now a qualified attorney having been called to the Cayman Islands Bar on 16 September 2025. Merary’s admission was moved by HSM Partner, Alastair David, who summarised her qualifications for Read more +

11/09/2025 | hsmoffice

HSM Shines with Gold Medals from Best of Cayman 2025

The HSM Group is proud to share its outstanding success where it achieved gold medals across multiple categories: Law Firm Immigration Law Estate Law Family Law The Best of Cayman Islands is a vote-based contest focusing on and highlighting the best Read more +

10/09/2025 | hsmoffice

HSM Welcomes Two Full-Time Hires from Internship Programme

The HSM Group is pleased to announce that they have recruited two of their interns from the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC) Internship Programme. Azaria Ruiz-Bodden and Ahmoya Morrison have both joined as Immigration Services Administrators. They originally joined Read more +

STEP Journal: Personal Data Trusts - For the Masses?

HSM’s Robert Mack, Head of Private Client & Trusts, explores the possibility of personal data becoming a trust asset. The value of personal data to the private client industry has not been heavily explored. Trustees and personal representatives should acknowledge the power of personal data and plan for its exploitation.

Source – ‘Personal data trusts – for the masses?’, STEP Journal (Vol28 Iss4), pp.42-43: https://www.step.org/step-journal/back-issue-archive.

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