Edward J. Marshall II is an Associate in the Litigation & Dispute Resolution Practice Group based in the Freeport office. He joined the Firm in 2011.

Edward is experienced in a wide variety of commercial and civil litigation matters.  He has successfully represented corporate clients and individuals in instances of employment litigation and labour disputes. He has developed a particular interest in commercial fraud and white collar crime. 

He works closely with the Partners of the Property & Development Practice Group on contentious real estate matters including property tax disputes, title questions, and landlord/tenant issues.  Further, Edward works regularly as part of Graham Thompson’s contentious Trust & Estates Practice Group on complex litigation matters.

Edward was recently appointed a Director of the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce for the 2015 - 2017 term, where he is the Chairman of the Ethics and Legislative Committee. 

Representative work includes:

• Generally advising and representing a luxury private golf and beach club in Abaco in connection with its labour and employment matters;
• Advising and representing major industrial clients in Grand Bahama in connection with their labour and employment disputes;
• Assisting lead counsel in defeating a multi-million dollar claim asserted against a leading financial institution;
• Assisting lead counsel in advising trustees in relation to claims asserted by beneficiaries against the Estate;
• Recovering high-end condominium units located in Grand Bahama on behalf of the Condominium Association;
• Successfully negotiating the dissolution of a contentious multi-jurisdictional partnership;
• Assisting lead counsel in a dispute involving collective bargaining agreements entered into between a major utility company and its management union; and
• Assisting lead counsel in defending against the enforcement a foreign arbitration award against a local client.