Carey Olsen promotes two counsel lawyers

Carey Olsen has announced the promotion of two of its lawyers, Jasmin Davies and Jason Mbwake, to counsel within the dispute resolution and litigation practice in the Cayman Islands. Jasmin Davies has cultivated a diverse practice that engages with various stakeholders in intricate and high-value matters including commercial and financial services litigation, shareholder disputes, and fraud investigations. With over ten years of specialist offshore litigation experience, she is recognised for her broad qualifications, being admitted to practise in Australia, England and Wales, Guernsey and the Cayman Islands. Jasmin is actively involved in professional organisations, serving as a member of the International Women in Restructuring Confederation, INSOL, and STEP, and recently gained admission to C5's Fraud, Asset Tracing and Insolvency Next Gen Committee.

Jason Mbwake, also a member of Carey Olsen's dispute resolution and litigation team, centres his practice around contentious restructuring, insolvency matters, and white-collar crime investigations. He has demonstrated his expertise in assisting a range of stakeholders during distressed situations, advising financial institutions, investment funds, and corporate debtors among others. In 2023, Jason completed the INSOL Future Leaders Programme, further solidifying his credentials. He is affiliated with the Restructuring and Insolvency Specialists Association of the Cayman Islands and the Young Fraud Lawyers' Association.

Sam Dawson, the managing partner of Carey Olsen’s Cayman Islands office, remarked that "Jasmin and Jason are both highly talented lawyers who have established strong reputations with both clients and colleagues. Their promotions to counsel are highly deserved and reflect the depth of expertise within our growing Cayman Islands dispute resolution and litigation practice. Congratulations to both on this significant milestone."