BAR ADMISSIONS
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St. Kitts And Nevis - 2001
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Jamaica - 2001
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Anguilla - 2002
EDUCATION
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Norman Manley Law School
Legal Education Certificate - 2001 -
University Of London
Bachelor Of Laws - 1999 -
University Of Manchester
Master Of Business Administration (Finance) - 1998 -
Algonquin College
Professional Certificate In Financial Management - 1992 -
Certificated Member Of The Certified General Accountants Association Of Canada
Certified General Accountant Of Canada - 1992
AWARDS & MEMBERSHIP
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Member Of The Saint Christopher And Nevis Bar Association
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Licensed To Practise With The General Legal Council Of Jamaica
Brian is a Partner and head of the litigation department of Daniel Brantley. He initially joined the firm in 2001 as an Associate and rejoined the legal team in December 2016 after leading a robust general legal practice in Jamaica. His practice areas are Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Banking & Finance, Employment Law, Insolvency, Trusts, Probate & Estate Management, Real Estate Development and Transactions.
Brian has over 15 years experience in corporate, commercial and trust law in the Caribbean market which is complemented by his broad experience in all aspects of auditing, accounting and financial management. Brian is known for being proactive, results oriented, having a hands-on management style in litigation and in the development and implementation of operational and strategic plans.
Brian is admitted to practice in St. Kitts and Nevis, Anguilla and Jamaica. He is a member of the St. Kitts and Nevis Bar Association and the Jamaica Bar Association. He is also a Certified General Accountant of Canada and a Registered Public Accountant of Jamaica.
The following are Brian’s noteworthy cases: Oswald James v The Director of Public Prosecutions (Jamaica) JCPC 2014/0076; Junior Mills and Norval Thompson and Stainton Knott and Others and Alcoa Minerals of Jamaica, LLC, Court of Appeal of Jamaica, No 156 of 2012; Joseph Parry and Mark Brantley [HCV AP2012/004], Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court of Appeal; Regina v Clive Fagan & Others (Ex parte Forestry Department).
