Team
- Michael Alberga
- Solange Alfaro
- Lucy Anderson
- Chelsea Blishen
- Jos Briggs
- Chris Buchan
- Jackson Carlile
- Joanna Claydon-Voyce
- Guy Connell
- Jennifer Cringean
- Louise Desrosiers
- Deborah Drummond
- Candace Freeman
- Louise Freestone
- Oleri Galope
- Shameer Jasani
- Laura Hynd
- Ian Huskisson
- Cavie Ho
- Nicole Lawrence
- Ryanne Lau
- Suki Lau
- Bryan Little
- Daisy Leung
- Dennis Li
- Adam Lovett
- Richard Mansi
- Shaun McCann
- Demi McLean
- Murray McGregor
- Neil McLarnon
- Dr Agnes Molnar
- Jonathan Morris
- Darryl Myers
- Melanie Myers-Khouri
- Ray Ng
- Raymond Ng
- Bhavesh Patel
- Anna Peccarino
- Monique Peters
- Richard Pettit
- Charmaine Richter
- Anya Ritch
- Hon Ingrid Moses Scatliffe
- Bettina Schendel
- David Schow
- Robert Sit
- Chris Shen
- Jason Ta
- Richard Thorp
- Anthony Travers OBE
- Jonathan Turnham
- Catharina von Finckenhagen
- Hon Myron V. Walwyn
- Maggie Wellon
- Amanda Wong Bodden
- Gina You
Bryan Little
Senior Associate, Cayman Islands
Prior to joining Travers Thorp Alberga in 2021, Bryan practiced as a Barrister of England & Wales following successful pupillages at London company and insolvency set, Erskine Chambers, and then offshore Chambers , XXIV Old Buildings. He moved offshore to Guernsey in 2015 and to the Cayman Islands in 2018. Bryan is an experienced litigator focusing on finance-related disputes, company and partnership disputes, domestic and cross-border insolvency, commercial fraud, injunctions , asset tracing, and general commercial litigation. Bryan also advises on offshore trusts in a contentious and non-contentious context.
While in Guernsey, Bryan acted for the executive directors of Carlyle Capital Corporation in defence of a claim valued at over US$1 billion. More recently Bryan has acted in some of the highest-profile cases in the Cayman Islands, including acting for the conflict director of the largest fund in the Abraaj Group and for the State of Kuwait in connection with its investment in the Port Fund LP and has appeared in numerous arbitrations and in Courts at all levels, including recently in an appeal before Her Majesty’s Privy Council.
| Admitted: | Attorney-at-law, Cayman Islands (called 2019) |
|---|---|
| Barrister, Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (British Virgin Islands) (called 2022) | |
| Barrister, England & Wales (called 2013) (currently non-practicing) | |
| Education: | Liverpool University (Law, First Class) |
| College of Law (BPTC, Very Competent) | |
| Acadia University (Politics, 2:1) | |
| Associations: | Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn | Cayman Islands Legal Practitioners Association |
| Restructuring & Insolvency Specialists Association |