Conyers

Litigation & Restructuring

Counsel

Alecia Johns is Counsel in the Cayman Islands Litigation and Restructuring practice. Alecia’s practice covers a wide range of commercial and civil litigation matters including insolvency proceedings, shareholder disputes, and trust and estate litigation.

Prior to joining the Cayman office, Alecia practiced in the BVI and appeared frequently as lead or junior counsel in a number of civil and commercial matters before the High Court, Commercial Court and Court of Appeal. Her practice included insolvency law, judicial review cases, professional negligence and trust litigation.

English

University of Oxford: BCL (2011); M Phil, Law (2012); D Phil, Law (2015) Norman Manley Law School: Certificate of Legal Education, 2010 (Valedictorian, Top of the Class) The University of the West Indies: LL.B., 2008 – First Class Honours (Top of the Class) Awards & Scholarships: Rhodes Scholarship, Bruce Baker Prize for top marks in Civil Procedure (NMLS), Arthur Scholefield Prize for top marks in Law of Succession (NMLS), Time Kendal QC Memorial Prize in the Law of Contract (UWI)