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Conal Keane

Partner

Cayman Islands

Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution (Cayman)

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Conal Keane

Conal is a Partner and Head of the Litigation and Insolvency team in our Cayman Islands practice. Conal is a Partner and Head of the Litigation and Insolvency practice in the Cayman Islands.

Conal advises international financial institutions, corporate entities, accountancy firms, directors, creditors and alternative capital providers in relation to a variety of corporate insolvency and commercial litigation matters.

He has extensive receivership experience advising financial institutions in proceedings against borrowers, advising shareholders in commercial disputes and other financial related litigation.

Conal is a Partner and Head of the Litigation and Insolvency team in our Cayman Islands practice. Conal is a Partner and Head of the Litigation and Insolvency practice in the Cayman Islands.

Conal advises international financial institutions, corporate entities, accountancy firms, directors, creditors and alternative capital providers in relation to a variety of corporate insolvency and commercial litigation matters.

He has extensive receivership experience advising financial institutions in proceedings against borrowers, advising shareholders in commercial disputes and other financial related litigation.

Relevant Experience

Advising a senior insolvency practitioner seeking an anti-suit injunction in the Grand Court, Financial Services Division.

Advising a majority shareholder of a major Hong Kong trading fund in Just & Equitable Winding Up Proceedings.

Advising companies owned by Cayman-based DART conglomerate in a high-profile property dispute in the Cayman Court of Appeal.

Advising a large China-based NASDAQ-listed energy company in relation to successful Section 238 valuation proceedings in the Cayman Islands.

Advising a Brazilian insolvency administrator in relation to a Norwich Pharmacal application against a Cayman entity linked to fraudulent activities.

Advising joint receivers appointed over the shareholding of a Cayman-incorporated entity on its legal obligations and their obligations during the sales process.

Advising US lawyers on the possible implications of a Section 1782 discovery application, made by the District Court in the US, on Cayman proceedings.