Isle of Man-based commercial law firm, Cains, has been named ‘offshore law firm of the year’ by the judges of The Lawyer Awards 2008.
The award was presented to Cains by Lord Falconer during a ceremony at The
Grosvenor House Hotel in London last night.
Lord Falconer cited Cains’ work with Indian companies coming to the London
market via the Isle of Man as a key factor in the firm’s win. Last year
Cains was listed by Hemscott as the firm with the most clients in the AIM 100,
including 75% of Indian AIM admitted businesses, worth a combined GBP3.83bn.
The Lawyer Awards’ judging panel, composed of a group of senior advisers
from City institutions and the media, described Cains as “an offshore
firm with a difference” and one that is “punching well above its
weight”. The judges attributed the firm’s success over its competitors
to an “entrepreneurial spirit” instilled by Cains’ progressive
corporate management structure.
Carey Olsen were the runners up and Conyers Dill and Pearman placed third.
This is the second year in a row that Cains’ achievements have been recognised by the legal profession; in November last year the judges of Legal Week’s 2007 British Legal Awards also named Cains ‘offshore law firm of the year’.
Andrew Corlett, Cains’ managing director commented:
“This has been one of the most exciting and successful years to date for Cains, so to receive this honour from such a highly regarded publication is a welcome reward for the enormous efforts of all our employees.
“We have gone to great lengths to internationalise and expand our business
over the past few years. We are proud that this strategic approach has enhanced
the Isle of Man’s position as a leading international financial and business
centre and key conduit to the world’s capital markets," he added,
going on to conclude:
“We view the emerging markets as key to the future of the global economy,
and we have been successful in establishing a strong track record of attracting
quality corporate instructions from BRIC economies. In addition, the opening
of our Singapore office next month will allow us to further develop the services
we offer our Asia-based clients.”
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