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Colin E. Callender, QC
Colin E. Callender is the great-grandson of W.E.S Callender, QC, who founded Callenders & Co. in 1903. He continues his family’s legacy in the Firm as the Managing Partner and partner responsible for the Nassau office. Born in 1941, Callender was educated at the Taunton School in Somerset, England. He was admitted to the Bar of England and Wales (Middle Temple) in July 1962 and admitted to The Bahamas Bar one month later. Callender holds membership in the International Bar Association, The Bahamas Bar Association and is a Fellow in the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. In October 2009, Callender received the honour of appointment to Queen's Counsel. His practice areas include Commercial Law and Formation of Bank and Trust Companies, Commercial Insolvency and Commercial Litigation. Michael Ross Scott
Michael Ross Scott was born in Nassau in 1951. He earned his B.A. in 1973 at MacMaster University in Ontario, Canada. Scott was admitted to the Bar of England and Wales (Gray’s Inn) in July 1976 and to The Bahamas Bar in August of that year. He is a member of The Bahamas Bar Association. Scott’s practice areas include Commercial Litigation, Admiralty Practice, Ship Finance & Registration, Professional Negligence, Insurance Litigation and Intellectual Property Litigation, including passing off, Financial Services, Insolvency and Financial Trusts Litigation. Lester James Mortimer, Jr. Born in Nassau in 1953, Lester James Mortimer, Jr. earned his B.A. from Dillard University in May 1975. That same month, he was accepted to The Bar of England & Wales, (Lincoln’s Inn). Mortimer was accepted to The Bahamas Bar in October 1978 and is a member of The Bahamas Bar Association. He practices Commercial Litigation, Trademarks and Patents, Insolvency, Commercial Contracts, Corporate and Constitutional Law. Stephen Anthony Turnquest Stephen Anthony Turnquest was born in Nassau in 1958. He received his LLB from University of The West Indies in June 1985. He later earned a Certificate of Legal Education from the Norman Manley Law School in Jamaica, September 1987. He was called to The Bahamas Bar in October 1987 and is a member of The Bahamas Bar Association. Turnquest practices in the areas of Commercial and Civil (including personal injuries) Litigation, Employment Law, Insolvency, Admiralty Law and Medical Malpractice. Chad David Roberts
Chad David Roberts was born in Nassau in 1974. In 1996 he graduated Magna Cum Laude from Taylor University in Indiana, USA where he received his BS in Accounting Systems. Roberts continued studies at Stetson University College of Law, St. Petersburg, Florida (JD) December 1998. He also earned a Certificate in Legal Education from the Eugene Dupuch Law School in Nassau, Bahamas in 2000. Roberts was called to the Florida Bar in 1999 and The Bahamas Bar in 2000. He has memberships with The Bahamas Bar Association, The Florida Bar Association, The American Bar Association, the Pinellas Young Lawyers Division and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Roberts practices Civil Litigation, Real Property, Commercial Law, Corporate Law, Immigration Law and Telecommunications Law. Tracy Ferguson
Tracy Ferguson was born in Grand Bahama in 1976 and was educated in England. She studied at the University of Buckingham and the BPP Law School in London. She was called to the Bar of England and Wales (Grays Inn) and The Bahamas Bar in 1997. Ferguson is a member of The Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn and The Bahamas Bar Association. Her practice areas include Commercial Litigation, Dispute Resolution and Insurance Law, Personal Injury, Insolvency, Financial Service Law and Financial Trusts Litigation.
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