Justine Rhule is an Associate in the Cayman Islands Private Client & Trust practice. Justine joined the firm in 2024 as an articled clerk and qualified as an attorney in 2026.

She assists on a broad range of contentious and non-contentious private client matters, supporting trustees, beneficiaries, private trust companies and foundation companies in relation to trust administration, governance, succession planning and fiduciary issues.

Justine has a particular interest in helping high-net-worth individuals and families navigate the opportunities and challenges associated with wealth preservation, family governance and succession planning. She is committed to providing a practical, thoughtful and empathetic approach, recognising that private client matters often involve both legal and personal considerations.

Since joining Conyers, Justine has undertaken a secondment to London and gained experience working alongside specialist trusts and estates barristers on complex private client matters, including cases involving deputyship and mental capacity.

Jurisdiction

Qualifications

Professional Background

  • Ten Old Square and XXVI Old Building (Secondment)
  • Cayman Islands Judicial Clerkship Programme
  • Articled Clerk, Conyers
  • Legal Summer Intern, Conyers

Education

  • The University of Law, Legal Practice Course, 2024
  • University of Warwick, Bachelor of Laws, 2023

Bar Admissions

  • Attorney-at-Law, Cayman Islands, 2026

Associations

  • Cayman Islands Legal Practitioner’s Association (CILPA)
  • Member of the National Youth Commission