Caroline Moran > Maples Group > Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands > Lawyer Profile

Maples Group
PO BOX 309
UGLAND HOUSE, SOUTH CHURCH STREET,GEORGE TOWN
GRAND CAYMAN KY1-1104
Cayman Islands

Work Department

Dispute Resolution & Insolvency

Position

Caroline is a head of Maples and Calder’s global Dispute Resolution & Insolvency team and is based in the Maples Group’s Cayman Islands office. Caroline advises on all aspects of cross border and domestic insolvency and restructuring issues, in particular contentious and non-contentious restructurings, liquidations, schemes of arrangement and fund wind downs. She advises debtors and key stakeholders in financially distressed circumstances, including banks, funds, bondholders, directors, investors and insolvency practitioners. Caroline also has extensive commercial litigation experience in financial services disputes including appraisal rights/fair value cases and shareholder, board and investment funds disputes. She is an experienced advocate, who regularly appears in the Cayman Islands courts.

Career

Caroline joined the Maples Group as an associate in 2007 and was elected as a partner in 2016. She was previously with A&L Goodbody in Dublin. Caroline has been ranked by Chambers Global and as a Who’s Who Legal ‘Thought Leader’ for restructuring and insolvencyCaroline received the Restructuring of the Year Award and Energy Deal of the Year Award from M&A Advisors and the Innovation in Cross-Border Insolvency and Restructuring Award from GRR for her work on the Ocean Rig restructuring.

Memberships

Member of IWIRC and INSOL

Education

London School of Economics, UK, LLM (Corporate and Securities Law), 2012

University College Dublin, Eire, Bachelor of Law with Politics (Hons), 2010

Lawyer Rankings

Cayman Islands > Dispute resolution

(Leading partners)

Caroline MoranMaples Group

Maples Group‘s contentious offering in the Cayman Islands is regarded as being ‘at the forefront of developments in insolvency and restructuring‘, excelling in all fallout of high-profile insolvencies, as well as supporting on contentious restructuring, investment fund disputes, and fraud and asset tracing cases. Co-leader of the department James Eldridge specialises in insolvency-related issues and regularly represents financial institutions, investors and insolvency officeholders. Fellow practice co-head Caroline Moranis an exceptional operator‘ and advises on all aspects of cross border and domestic insolvency and restructuring issues. Nick Herrod is another key figure, his recent matters include advice on Cayman Islands issues arising from Seadrill’s, NAC DAC’s, Avianca’s and Katerra’s US Chapter 11 proceedings. Malachi Sweetman adds large scale commercial litigation experience, and Quentin Cregan is strong on a range of finance sector dispute resolution. Christian La-Roda Thomas is another name to note, and both Justin Naidu and Luke Armitage stand out as support to the partners.