Sarah Bailey-Munroe is an associate in the litigation department of the Bermuda office of Conyers. Sarah was called to the London bar in 2012 and is a specialist family law practitioner.
Sarah joined Conyers from Fourteen Chambers in London where she had a busy practice encompassing all areas of family law.
Sarah has considerable experience in financial remedy proceedings and is able to assist with complex matters including disputes concerning significant wealth, pre and post nuptial agreements, and where there are issues over assets held within business structures or by trusts.
Sarah also conducts proceedings in relation to children such as child contact arrangements and relocations, or where allegations of harm are in issue.
In addition, Sarah conducts litigation between separating cohabitants in relation to property disputes, and separating parents in respect of financial claims.
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.
23 Jul 2021
Illegality as a defence under Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands, and Bermuda law: a comparison with English law and Hong Kong law
Appeal
30 Jun 2021
Piercing the Veil of Privilege: The Iniquity Exception
Appeal
18 Aug 2020
Undue Influence: Clarification of the Requirements on Lenders
Appeal
20 Oct 2021
Conyers Hong Kong office hosting webinars on privatisation
Virtual Event
28 Oct 2021
East Africa CxO Roundtable – Scaling East African Businesses
Virtual Event
1 Nov 2021
BVI Arbitration Week 2021
Virtual Conference