Monique joined the firm in 2018 as a member of its Litigation Department. She practices in general civil and commercial litigation matters including property disputes, contractual disputes, and personal injury.
Monique was admitted to practise in Jamaica in December 2018. She is a graduate of the University of the West Indies where she obtained her Bachelor of Laws degree with first class honours. In 2018, she obtained a Legal Education Certificate from the Norman Manley Law School where she graduated as a member of the Principal’s Honour Roll and received several awards, including the Keith Stanford Sobion Memorial prize and the Harneys Westwood and Riegels PP, BVI, prize for academic excellence. Throughout her studies she held executive positions on student bodies, maintained active membership with multiple student committees and participated in a variety of student and charity activities.
Email: mhunter@lival.co
Alexander was admitted to practice in 2016. He graduated from the University of the West Indies in 2014 with a Bachelor of Laws degree with Honours and later went on to obtain his Legal Education Certificate from the Norman Manley Law School. Throughout his time at both institutions he maintained active membership with multiple student committees andparticipated in a variety of student and charity activities.
Alexander has joined the firm’s Commercial Department where his practice focuses on general Corporate & Commercial Law and Conveyancing. This includes the drafting and vetting of commercial agreements and bankers' security and loan documentation, corporate formations and acquisitions, financial services regulation, as well as the preparation of agreements for sale and leases for residential and commercial real estate. His practice also extends to Employment & Industrial Relations Law, where he advises on matters regarding dismissals, redundancy, workplace policies and disciplinary procedures.
Alexander is a member of the Jamaican Bar Association.
Email: acorrie@lival.co
Yannic was admitted to practice in Jamaica in 2015. She obtained her first degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, from the Ivy League institution Brown University. She then went on to acquire a Bachelor of Laws degree (Hons.) from Durham University, a Russel Group University in the United Kingdom, followed by a diploma in Legal Practice from BPP Law School in London. Yannic then pursued and obtained her Legal Education Certificate from the Norman Manley Law School.
Yannic joined the firm in 2018 and is a member of the Intellectual Property Department. Her practice focuses on the handling of trade mark applications, searches, renewals, oppositions and cancellation actions. She also has responsibility for preparing assignments and trade mark licences for clients, as well as providing advice and opinions on general trade mark law.
At Norman Manley Law School, Yannic was the President of the Children’s Outreach Programme and was bestowed the award for Community Service on graduation. She was also the recipient of the Karen Hugh Sam Lee Memorial prize, awarded to students who over the two-year period, were seen as good ambassadors of the Norman Manley Law School having displayed good leadership qualities, honesty, integrity and probity.
Yannic is a member of the Jamaican Bar Association.
Kathryn is a member of the Firm’s Litigation Department. She practices in general civil and commercial litigation matters including property disputes, contractual disputes, personal injury and employment law.
Kathryn graduated from the University of the West Indies in 2014 with a Bachelor of Laws degree with first class honours. In 2016, she obtained a Legal Education Certificate from the Norman Manley Law School where she graduated on the Principal’s Honour Roll and received several awards including the Most Outstanding Year II Student and the Norman Manley Memorial Prize. Throughout her studies, Kathryn held executive positions on student bodies and was actively engaged in numerous community service and outreach activities. She is also a member of various non-governmental and civil society organizations in Jamaica and in 2015, she served as an Adjunct Lecturer in Criminal Law at the University of London International Programme, University College of the Caribbean.
Kathryn was admitted to practice in Jamaica in December 2016 and is a member of the Jamaican Bar Association.
Email: kwilliams@lival.co
Kerri-Ann practises in the areas of pensions, taxation and civil litigation. Her pension practice involves advising pension clients, whether the trustees, sponsors or members of pension funds and retirements schemes as well as drafting and amending the constitutive documents for respective pension arrangements.
Kerri-Ann was admitted to practise in Jamaica in November 2014. She is a graduate of the University of the West Indies where she obtained her Bachelor of Laws Degree with first class honours. She later obtained her Legal Education Certificate from the Norman Manley Law School and graduated as the most outstanding student over two years and a member of the Principal’s Honour Roll (2014). Throughout her studies Kerri-Ann sat on the executive of various student bodies and was an avid participant in student and charity activities.
Kerri-Ann is a member of the Jamaican Bar Association and the Pension Fund Association of Jamaica.
Email: kallen@lival.co