Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

People

Big things are happening at Ogier. Change is embedded in everything we do. It is redefining our talent, our ways of working, our platforms of delivery, our culture.

Expertise

Services

We have the expertise to handle the most demanding transactions. Our commercial understanding and experience of working with leading financial institutions, professional advisers and regulatory bodies means we add real value to clients’ businesses.

View all services

Sectors

Our sector approach relies on smart collaboration between teams who have a deep understanding of related businesses and industry dynamics. The specific combination of our highly informed experts helps our clients to see around corners.

View all sectors

Locations

Ogier provides practical advice on BVI, Cayman Islands, Guernsey, Irish, Jersey and Luxembourg law through our global network of offices across the Asian, Caribbean and European timezones. Ogier is the only firm to advise on this unique combination of laws.

News and insights

Keep up to date with industry insights, analysis and reviews. Find out about the work of our expert teams and subscribe to receive our newsletters straight to your inbox.

Fresh thinking, sharper opinion.

About us

We get straight to the point, managing complexity to get to the essentials. Our global network of offices covers every time zone. 

No Content Set
Exception:
Website.Models.ViewModels.Components.General.Banners.BannerComponentVm

STEP Lecture: Denaxe - the Chink in the Armour - Do Blessing Applications Give Full Immunity to Trustees?

Event

19 March 2024

12:00 to 13:00 (GMT)

The Old Government Hotel, Guernsey

Register for event
ON THIS PAGE

We are delighted to sponsor the Guernsey Lunchtime Lecture Series. 

Alex will be discussing the recent UK Court of Appeal decision which appears to challenge the commonly held view that blessing applications afford full protection to trustees from proceedings brought by third parties and beneficiaries.   

Whilst the case concerned the sale of a football club's assets by a Receiver the judgment referred extensively to trust principles and in particular Public Trustee v Cooper applications in relation to trustee immunity from legal action.  

Alex will be discussing the effect of this judgment on Guernsey trust proceedings.

No Content Set
Exception:
Website.Models.ViewModels.Blocks.SiteBlocks.CookiePolicySiteBlockVm