Alecia Johns is an associate in the Litigation and Restructuring Department of Conyers Dill & Pearman in the British Virgin Islands. Alecia’s practice covers a wide range of commercial and civil litigation matters including insolvency proceedings, shareholder disputes, and trust and estate litigation.
Prior to joining Conyers, Alecia practiced in the BVI for two years and appeared frequently as lead or junior counsel in a number of civil and commercial matters before the High Court, Commercial Court and Court of Appeal. Her practice included insolvency law, judicial review cases, professional negligence and trust litigation.
Alecia has been invited to speak at a number of academic and practitioner based conferences including the STEP Caribbean Conference and the American Society of Comparative Law Conference.
Business BVI – Creating the Future: Leveraging our Asian Relationships and Technology, August 2016
Human Rights Law Review, The Case for Political Candidacy as a Fundamental Human Right, January 2016
The offshore case digest offers readers a high level summary of the major commercial cases decided in Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands.
19 Nov 2020
From the Privy Council of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (British Virgin Islands) Chu (Respondent) v Lau (Appellant)
Winding Up
14 Sep 2020
Application of Article 15 of the Hague Service Convention 1965: When Can a Court Give a Judgment if Service of the BVI Proceedings is Unsuccessful?
Appeal
14 Jul 2020
Rangecroft v. Lenox: Statutory Demands, Arbitration Clauses and s.18 of the Arbitration Act 2013
Appeal | Arbitration | Liquidation
13 Jan 2021
Conyers Hong Kong Webinar Series 2021
Virtual Conference