Fraser Hughes is a attorney in the Litigation department in the Cayman Islands office of Conyers Dill & Pearman. Fraser joined Conyers in 2007.

Fraser is well versed in all aspects of commercial litigation and has particular expertise in fraud, accounting, insolvency and mutual fund-related litigation. Prior to joining Conyers Dill & Pearman, Fraser was a distinguished member of the Ontario bar and has extensive trial experience, appearing as counsel in numerous, high profile Canadian insolvency and restructuring matters, including representing a key defendant in a civil conspiracy matter that turned into one of the longest civil trials in Canadian history.

Professional Background

• Litigation lawyer, Bennett Jones LLP, Toronto

Education

• Trent University, B.A.
• University of London, LLB
• Queen’s University, J.D

Bar Admissions

• Ontario, 2000 (not currently practising)
• Cayman Islands, Attorney-at-Law, 2007

Language

• French

Articles

• Article 15 COMI: The Registered Office Presumption and the Protection of Reasonable Expectations
• Recent Case Law: Camulos v. Kathrein
• The Stanford Bank Decisions in England and Quebec: Are we moving further away from common principles?
• Has the Shareholders' Oppression Remedy Arrived in Cayman?