Tameka Davis is an associate in the litigation department of Conyers Dill & Pearman in the British Virgin Islands. Tameka joined Conyers in 2009.

Tameka’s practice covers company and commercial law almost exclusively involving a cross-jurisdictional dimension, with particular focus on international insolvency, asset tracing claims and interim urgent relief.

Professional Background

• Webster Dyrud Mitchell, 2005 -2009
• Garth E. Lyttle & Co., Attorneys-at-Law, 2003 – 2005

Education

• University of London, LLM (specialising in Company and Commercial Law)
• Norman Manley School of Law, Legal Education Certificate (LEC), 2005
• BPP School of Law, Bar Vocational Course (BVC), 2003
• Holborn College, LL.B (Hons), 2002 - Holborn College LL.B (Hons) Award for Best Average
• Lincoln's Inn Sir Thomas More Scholarship (2002)
• University of the West Indies Faculty of Arts and Humanities Award for Outstanding Performance (1999)
• United World College, Academic Scholarship

Bar Admissions

• England & Wales, Barrister, 2003 (not currently practising)
• Anguilla, Barrister and Solicitor-at-Law, 2005
• British Virgin Islands, Barrister, 2009

Articles

• The Black Swan jurisdiction two years on: lessons and limitations
• Registered Agents: More than Mere Onlookers
• BVI Court of Appeal makes law on two important issues
• A Landmark for BVI Litigation – the Commercial Court
• The Court’s Power To Vary, Revoke And Rescind Its Own Order
• A Guide to the use of the BVI Commercial Court

Deals & Cases

• Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court of Appeal decision on disclosure under Norwich Pharmacal principles - February 2011
• Conyers wins landmark litigation case - September 2010