Bio
Kamarya is a Paralegal in the Dispute Resolution team in Appleby’s Cayman Islands office. Under the supervision of the firm’s attorneys, she provides support across a broad range of complex commercial litigation, fund disputes, and restructuring and insolvency matters. She has substantial experience assisting on cross-border commercial and private wealth disputes, including contentious trust and succession matters, asset recovery, insolvency, and disputes involving regulators and law enforcement agencies. Kamarya supports matters for a diverse client base comprising ultra-high-net-worth individuals, founders, directors, shareholders, creditors, and court-appointed officeholders. Her experience spans proceedings and investigations involving the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands, the United States and England.
Prior to joining Appleby, Kamarya fulfilled a similar role at another law firm in the Cayman Islands.
Kamarya holds a Bachelor’s degree with a double major in Psychology and Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Bio
Kamarya is a Paralegal in the Dispute Resolution team in Appleby’s Cayman Islands office. Under the supervision of the firm’s attorneys, she provides support across a broad range of complex commercial litigation, fund disputes, and restructuring and insolvency matters. She has substantial experience assisting on cross-border commercial and private wealth disputes, including contentious trust and succession matters, asset recovery, insolvency, and disputes involving regulators and law enforcement agencies. Kamarya supports matters for a diverse client base comprising ultra-high-net-worth individuals, founders, directors, shareholders, creditors, and court-appointed officeholders. Her experience spans proceedings and investigations involving the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands, the United States and England.
Prior to joining Appleby, Kamarya fulfilled a similar role at another law firm in the Cayman Islands.
Kamarya holds a Bachelor’s degree with a double major in Psychology and Criminology and Criminal Justice.
