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Proceeds of Crime

Proceeds of Crime

We have a proven track in resisting Restraint Orders and Property Freezing Orders.

ABOUT SAMSON LAW

Our team at Samson Law are fearless in protecting our clients’ interests. We are at the forefront of criminal defence work, with over 35 years’ experience practising Criminal Law. We are constantly deploying ground breaking legal, human rights and public interest arguments and scientific evidence on behalf of our clients. Our approach to criminal defence has resulted in Samson Law successfully shaping some of the most celebrated cases in recent history.

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Lloyd Samson

LlOYD SAMSON

lsamson@samsonlaw.ky
Prathna Bodden

PRATHNA BODDEN

pbodden@samsonlaw.ky

LATEST NEWS

Criminal Defence Bar group forms
04
NOV

Criminal Defence Bar group forms

On 4 November 2025, the Cayman Islands Legal Practitioners Association (CILPA) announced the establishment of the Criminal Defence Bar Subcommittee, which will be chaired by Prathna Bodden of Samson Law Associates. This is the first committee which has been formed as a subcommittee of CILPA.

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What to do after a Motor Vehicle Accident in the Cayman Islands: A Practical Guide 'Gold Trial' highlights interpretation problem

Motor vehicle accidents (hereinafter called “MVA”) can happen in the blink of an eye, however, despite the sudden occurrence, its effects can last much longer. Generally, in the immediate aftermath of an accident, it is not uncommon for one to feel startled and confused, not knowing what to do as the next steps.

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06
OCT

Government clarifies Proceeds of Crime Act after Samson Law 'Gold Trial' highlights interpretation problem

The Government will bring into force an amendment to the Proceeds of Crime Act that aims to clarify the evidential basis on which it may be shown that property is criminal property or obtained through unlawful conduct.

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02
OCT

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