Jul 2026
Conyers is pleased to announce that Justine Rhule has been admitted as an Attorney-at-Law of the Cayman Islands following her call to the Bar on Thursday, 9 July 2026.
Justine joins the firm’s Private Client & Trust practice as an Associate. She joined Conyers in 2024 as an Articled Clerk and has since developed a broad range of experience advising on both contentious and non-contentious private client matters.
Her practice encompasses trust administration, governance, succession planning and fiduciary matters, supporting trustees, beneficiaries, private trust companies and foundation companies. Justine has a particular interest in helping high-net-worth individuals and families navigate the complexities of wealth preservation, family governance and intergenerational succession.
During her articles, Justine completed a secondment in London, where she worked alongside specialist trusts and estates barristers on complex private client matters, further broadening her international experience and exposure to sophisticated trust and estate issues.
“This achievement marks the culmination of years of hard work and dedication, and we are proud to see her reach this important milestone,” said Matthew Stocker, Partner and Head of Cayman Office and Corporate Practice. “Supporting and developing talented young lawyers is a key part of our culture, and Justine’s success is a testament to her commitment and professionalism, and a promising future lies ahead of her.”
“Justine is a talented lawyer with a genuine passion for private client work,” said Robert Lindley, Partner and Head of Cayman & BVI Private Client & Trust. “Her strong work ethic and eagerness to learn, make her a valuable member of the firm and we look forward to seeing her continue to thrive as a member of our Private Client & Trust team.”
“I am grateful to my colleagues and mentors for their guidance and support throughout my training and look forward to continuing to build my career within the firm’s Private Client & Trust practice,” said Justine.