GrahamThompson is proud to announce Christina Davis-Justin and Conor Gottlieb as the firm’s newest Partners.
Christina and Conor are both members of the Bahamas Bar and the Bar of the State of New York. Christina is also a member of the Bar of England and Wales.
Christina becomes a Partner in GrahamThompson’s Litigation Practice and Conor a Partner in the firm’s Property and Development Practice.
Commenting on the firm’s newest Partners, GrahamThompson Managing Partner Judith Whitehead said “We are very excited to have Christina and Conor join GrahamThompson’s Partnership. They are both outstanding lawyers who are doing exceptional work for our firm. They are smart resourceful attorneys who work very hard at what they do, and they do so with a focused dedication to finding solutions that are best fit for our clients.”
Conor’s practice includes real estate acquisition and sales, property financing and mortgages, hotel and developer advice and general property advice.
Christina’s practice comprises civil and commercial litigation including contentious and non-contentious divorces and family matters, banking and property dispute litigation, and regulatory matters.
Conor, who joined GrahamThompson in 2017, became an Associate in 2018. “I am honoured and privileged to be a Partner at such a prestigious firm”, he said. “I am looking forward to this new chapter in my professional career.” Conor operates from the firm’s Nassau office, and also becomes one of the leading Partners in GrahamThompson’s Abaco practice.
Christina joined GrahamThompson in 2015, becoming an Associate in 2016. She practiced in the United States from 2018, returning to GrahamThompson in 2020. “GrahamThompson has been a pillar in the legal community for decades, and Partners in particular, are widely known for their contributions to Bahamian Society and for pioneering contributions to essential legal reform”, she highlighted. “It is my hope that I will make contributions to the legal community at large, as my peers have done.”
For GrahamThompson and its Partnership, Judith Whitehead underscored “we continue to grow our partnership in ways that allow us to provide comprehensive legal services to our clients over a wide range of specialisations. This is just as much a milestone for GrahamThompson, as it is for Christina and Conor, as we deepen and enrich our capacity even more.”
GrahamThompson is proud to announce Christina Davis-Justin and Conor Gottlieb as the firm’s newest Partners.
Christina and Conor are both members of the Bahamas Bar and the Bar of the State of New York. Christina is also a member of the Bar of England and Wales.
Christina becomes a Partner in GrahamThompson’s Litigation Practice and Conor a Partner in the firm’s Property and Development Practice.
Commenting on the firm’s newest Partners, GrahamThompson Managing Partner Judith Whitehead said “We are very excited to have Christina and Conor join GrahamThompson’s Partnership. They are both outstanding lawyers who are doing exceptional work for our firm. They are smart resourceful attorneys who work very hard at what they do, and they do so with a focused dedication to finding solutions that are best fit for our clients.”
Conor’s practice includes real estate acquisition and sales, property financing and mortgages, hotel and developer advice and general property advice.
Christina’s practice comprises civil and commercial litigation including contentious and non-contentious divorces and family matters, banking and property dispute litigation, and regulatory matters.
Conor, who joined GrahamThompson in 2017, became an Associate in 2018. “I am honoured and privileged to be a Partner at such a prestigious firm”, he said. “I am looking forward to this new chapter in my professional career.” Conor operates from the firm’s Nassau office, and also becomes one of the leading Partners in GrahamThompson’s Abaco practice.
Christina joined GrahamThompson in 2015, becoming an Associate in 2016. She practiced in the United States from 2018, returning to GrahamThompson in 2020. “GrahamThompson has been a pillar in the legal community for decades, and Partners in particular, are widely known for their contributions to Bahamian Society and for pioneering contributions to essential legal reform”, she highlighted. “It is my hope that I will make contributions to the legal community at large, as my peers have done.”
For GrahamThompson and its Partnership, Judith Whitehead underscored “we continue to grow our partnership in ways that allow us to provide comprehensive legal services to our clients over a wide range of specialisations. This is just as much a milestone for GrahamThompson, as it is for Christina and Conor, as we deepen and enrich our capacity even more.”
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