Dentons Delany is present across 11 jurisdictions in the Caribbean; its Barbados office being the largest in the region. Notable department heads in Barbados include: Rosalind Bynoe, who heads the corporate law offering; Anice Granville, head of banking and finance, who overseesregulatory compliance and advisory matters, transaction agreements, real property and asset due diligence, and security reviews; and firm chair Dustin Delany, a leading Caribbean cross-border business law expert. Trinidad and Tobago-based Shalini Rose Campbell is deputy chief managing partner and has a dispute resolution focus, while in Jamaica, Tricia-Gaye O’Connor heads the corporate law offering. Jaya Singh-Backreedy is managing partner in Guyana, and in the BVI, Stuart Cullen and Stuart Bruce head dispute resolution and corporate law, respectively. Notable recent changes saw Rachel Welch-Phillips depart the firm in February 2024 to take an in-house role, and in June 2024 litigator Satcha Kissoon left to found Kissoon Law.
Key clients
- Seven Seas Water Group
- Republic Bank (EC) Limited
Work highlights
- Assisting Seven Seas Water Group with a collaboration with the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) on the signing of a 12-year Build-Own-Operate-Transfer agreement for the construction of two new seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) plants.
- Advising Solec Power on the development of the Caribbean’s largest solar energy and battery plant under different representation.