Nassau, The Bahamas. The Bahamas Chapter of the recently released Chambers and Partners International Fraud & Asset Tracing Global Practice Guide was co-authored by Graham Thompson Partner Adrian Hunt and Associate Gabrielle Rahming.
The Practice Guide takes a deep dive into all of the need-to-know aspects of International Fraud & Asset Tracing as it relates to The Bahamas, with in-depth coverage in seven core areas:
The Guide also includes comprehensive coverage from 23 other jurisdictions. The Bahamas, Brazil and the Cayman Islands are the only jurisdictions in the Latin American and Caribbean region that are covered in the Guide.
Adrian Hunt is a Partner in GT’s Dispute Resolution and Tax Practices. He has extensive experience in fraud and asset tracing matters, with his most recent engagement involving prosecuting breaches of trust and fiduciary duties in respect of the administration of a SMART fund.
Adrian is an experienced civil litigator who has appeared as lead counsel before all levels of courts and tribunals in The Bahamas on behalf of local and international private and institutional clients. His practice is focused primarily on commercial litigation, property disputes, clinical negligence claims, insolvency and intellectual property law.
Gabrielle Rahming is a commercial and dispute resolution Associate in GT’s Dispute Resolution Practice. Her practice includes litigation and advisory work in civil, commercial, employment, property and family law matters, for both local and international clients. Gabrielle has appeared before the Supreme Court and court of appeal, including preparing a matter for the privy council.
The Bahamas Chapter of the Guide is available here International Fraud & Asset Tracing 2026 –The Bahamas. The full Chambers and Partners Guide for all 24 jurisdictions may be accessed here, International Fraud & Asset Tracing 2026, Global Practice Guide.
Nassau, The Bahamas. The Bahamas Chapter of the recently released Chambers and Partners International Fraud & Asset Tracing Global Practice Guide was co-authored by Graham Thompson Partner Adrian Hunt and Associate Gabrielle Rahming.
The Practice Guide takes a deep dive into all of the need-to-know aspects of International Fraud & Asset Tracing as it relates to The Bahamas, with in-depth coverage in seven core areas:
The Guide also includes comprehensive coverage from 23 other jurisdictions. The Bahamas, Brazil and the Cayman Islands are the only jurisdictions in the Latin American and Caribbean region that are covered in the Guide.
Adrian Hunt is a Partner in GT’s Dispute Resolution and Tax Practices. He has extensive experience in fraud and asset tracing matters, with his most recent engagement involving prosecuting breaches of trust and fiduciary duties in respect of the administration of a SMART fund.
Adrian is an experienced civil litigator who has appeared as lead counsel before all levels of courts and tribunals in The Bahamas on behalf of local and international private and institutional clients. His practice is focused primarily on commercial litigation, property disputes, clinical negligence claims, insolvency and intellectual property law.
Gabrielle Rahming is a commercial and dispute resolution Associate in GT’s Dispute Resolution Practice. Her practice includes litigation and advisory work in civil, commercial, employment, property and family law matters, for both local and international clients. Gabrielle has appeared before the Supreme Court and court of appeal, including preparing a matter for the privy council.
The Bahamas Chapter of the Guide is available here International Fraud & Asset Tracing 2026 –The Bahamas. The full Chambers and Partners Guide for all 24 jurisdictions may be accessed here, International Fraud & Asset Tracing 2026, Global Practice Guide.
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