Attorneys Dinner Martin have opened an office on Third Floor, One Capital Place Shedden Road, George Town, Grand Cayman.

On their website they say:

“We are a boutique law firm in the Cayman Islands offering a full range of legal and corporate services at competitive rates.

“At Dinner Martin, we set ourselves apart from other local law firms by offering superior service backed by years of collective experience in our respective fields.

“We pride ourselves in maintaining exceptional attention to detail from the commencement of your matter to its completion, while keeping you diligently informed of its status.

“We understand that every matter regardless of size is important to you and we strive to ensure that it receives the attention it deserves.

“If you are searching for quality legal advice, we look forward to hearing from you.”

“We are most excited to open our doors and offer expert legal advice to the public of the Cayman Islands and our international clients alike,” said David Dinner, managing partner. “We are putting together a solid team of attorneys and paralegals who specialise in a broad range of practice areas.”

The firm also looks forward to supporting Caymanian law students by offering future internships and article clerkships, he said.

Mr. Dinner, who is also the chairman of the Cayman Heart Fund, joins Randall Foster Martin, his Caymanian partner, who advises on all aspects of immigration law and who will also manage the solicitor side of the practice.

The firm’s London Counsel is Deirdre Goodwin

Practice Areas are:

Commercial Litigation

Insolvency & Restructuring

Medical Malpractice/Clinical Negligence

Immigration & Employment Law

Matrimonial/Family Law

Criminal Law

Defamation

Trade & Business Licensing

Conveyancing & Land Disputes

Intellectual Property/Trademarks

Trusts, Wills & Probate

Debt Collection

Aircraft & Vessel Registration

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Randall Martin admitted to the Bar

Randall Martin, a Caymanian by descent, has been admitted to the Caymanian Bar Association to practice as an attorney in the Cayman Islands.

His application was presented to Justice Charles Quin by Bodden and Bodden where he was first hired as a legal intern in his first year of law school. He quickly showed potential and upon completion of his bachelor of law course, the firm sponsored Martin’s professional practice course and he earned an articles of clerkship position.

During the past seven years, Mr. Martin has trained directly beneath partners Sherri Bodden and Lynn M. Bodden, in corporate and commercial matters, immigration, labour, conveyancing, private client and matrimonial matters.

In September, Martin began working with Bodden & Bodden litigation under the supervision of David Dinner, where he has gained experience in complex personal injury cases, insolvency matters and estate disputes.

Martin obtained a background in economics and finance from Louisiana State University, when he enrolled in the bachelor of law course at the University of Liverpool through the Cayman Islands Law School in 2007.