Conyers Articled Clerk admitted as Cayman Islands attorney-at-law
Conyers is pleased to announce that Joseph ‘Zeppi’ Barefoot has been admitted as an attorney-at-law in the Cayman Islands, following completion of his articled clerkship in the Cayman Office.
Zeppi was sworn in before Justice Ramsay-Hale on Thursday, 15 October with many friends, family and colleagues in attendance at the ceremony.
Zeppi joined Conyers’ Articled Clerkship Programme in January 2019, an 18-month training programme which supports and develops local talent in the Cayman Islands legal industry.
Prior to joining Conyers for his clerkship, Zeppi was a recipient of the Conyers Legal Education Award and interned with the firm.
Zeppi has joined Conyers’ corporate practice as an Associate and comes to Conyers with a Master of the Arts in Law from the University of Bristol, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Legal Practice from the University of Law (Bristol). Zeppi also has a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Cardiff University.
Zeppi’s clerkship saw him undertaking rotations across Conyers’ various practice areas including Insurance & Regulatory, General Corporate, Funds, Litigation and Trusts & Private Client.
“Zeppi’s energy, enthusiasm and willingness to learn made him an ideal pupil,” said Craig Fulton, Partner and Zeppi’s principal. “He is a talented and hardworking young man and I wish him every success for the future.”
Conyers Cayman office’s Articled Clerk programme provides qualified Caymanians with training opportunities that ensure professional experience in a range of practice areas. Our articled clerks work in a stimulating and supportive environment with senior lawyers, many of whom are recognised leaders in their practice area.
To learn more about Conyers Articled Clerkship Programme visit conyers.com/about-us/careers
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