Simone
practices in all areas of commercial litigation.
Most of her work is based on instructions by banks,
insurance companies, local companies, financial
service providers and international commercial
enterprises (corporations, accounting firms, foreign
law firms).
Her principal area of practice involves complex
commercial disputes, insurance disputes involving
a wide range of policies including financial loss
and guarantee insurance, insolvency issues (local
and cross border) including determination of the
priority of claimants and recovery of assets for
the liquidators, insurance and reinsurance issues
including non-disclosure, misrepresentation and
exclusion clauses; construction disputes and real
estate disputes.
Her other areas of practice involve acting as
corporate counsel to companies, drafting for businesses
and individuals in the areas of banking, commercial
contracts, financial services and franchise agreements;
conveyancing, ADR and arbitration hearings.
EDUCATION
BA in Pre-Law (minor in Political Science) (1988
Barry University, Miami, Florida USA); J.D. (1992
Georgetown University Law School, Washington,
D.C. USA); LLM in International Business Law (1993
Manchester University, UK); Judicial Clerkship
(Judge Sidney B. Shapiro, Miami, Florida USA);
and CLE (1997 University of The West Indies, Kingston,
Jamaica W.I.)
MEMBERSHIP
Professional Memberships
Bahamian Bar Association, Florida Bar Association,
Jamaican Bar Association and Member of the Bahamas
Financial Services Board Ebusiness Working Group
Committee
Publications/Seminars
Contributor to the 1991 annual legislative publication
produced by the Alternative Dispute Resolution
Committee, American Bar Association, Washington,
D.C. USA; Author of Insider Trading: International
Regulation of Multinational Corporations
(published in 1993)
Author of “What is the true currency of
your Foreign Judgment” (MB&H Perspectives
Vol. 1 Issue 2)
Co-Author (with Brian Moree) of ___, The World
Reports
Keynote speaker regarding Financial and Corporate
Service Providers Act 2000 at the Spring 2001
MBH Seminar |