Sandra Minott-Phillips was admitted to the Inner Bar and now holds the rank of Queen’s Counsel.

We are pleased to announce that Sandra Minott-Phillips was admitted to the Inner Bar and now holds the rank of Queen’s Counsel. Sandra is one of Jamaica’s leading civil litigators and has been in practice for over 20 years. Sandra tutors Civil Procedure and Practice to final year students at the Norman Manley Law School. […]

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We are pleased to announce that Sandra Minott-Phillips was admitted to the Inner Bar and now holds the rank of Queen’s Counsel. Sandra is one of Jamaica’s leading civil litigators and has been in practice for over 20 years. Sandra tutors Civil Procedure and Practice to final year students at the Norman Manley Law School. […]

Suspicious Transactions And Money Laundering

The term money laundering often brings to mind a vivid picture of making dirty money clean. This term while descriptive, can lead to individuals having difficulty in recognising money laundering in all its sophisticated forms. For regulated financial institutions, the obligation to prevent money laundering and the need to disclose any suspicion of same is […]

Norman Minott appointed to the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) Board of Directors

Norman Minott has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Urban Development Corporation (UDC). The Mission of the UDC is to fulfill its role as the nation’s main urban and rural development agency and facilitator, by effectively and efficiently assigning and managing its resources, so as to ensure the economic viability of the […]

Bruce Levy appointed to the Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ) Energy and Environment Committee

Bruce Levy is now a member of The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Energy and Environment Committee. The mandate of this Committee is to work with stakeholders to improve the country’s energy and environmental management policy framework and infrastructure. The Chairman of the Committee is Mr. Christopher Zacca.

Sponsorship Agreements And The Business Of Partying

As we approach the 50th anniversary of our independence, it would seem from the barrage of advertisements for parties, that we are certainly focused on celebrating, even if the celebrations have little or nothing to do with our independence. Entertainment is big business in Jamaica and the various parties that are held give rise to […]

Sandra Minott-Phillips appointed Queen’s Counsel

The Partners of Myers, Fletcher & Gordon are pleased to announce that SANDRA MINOTT-PHILLIPS has been admitted to the inner Bar and now holds the rank of Queen’s Counsel. Sandra Minott-Phillips is one of Jamaica’s leading civil litigators and has served as Head of the firm’s Litigation Department. A skilled practitioner for more than 20 […]

Kerry-Ann Heavens appointed to Entertainment Advisory Board

Kerry-Ann Heavens has been appointed to the Entertainment Advisory Board. This Board will advise the Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment on the development of an entertainment policy and legal framework to regulate the industry. The Chairman of the Board is Mr. Kingsley Cooper.

Andrea Scarlett Lozer appointed to the 2012-2013 Non-Traditional Trademark – Latin America & Caribbean Subcommittee of International Trademark Association

2012 Pan Caribbean Sigma Run

Myers Fletcher & Gordon participates in the 2012 Pan Caribbean Sigma Run