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F Chambers extends congratulations to Mrs. Ingrid Lee Clarke-Bennett on her recent admission to the TCI bar and her appointment as head of Civil Practice. Clarke-Bennett comes with a wealth of experience in her field having been Called to the Jamaican Bar in 1987. In her 27 plus years in practice Mrs. Clarke-Bennett has garnered […]

Fortis and LIME, two of the largest companies in the Turks and Caicos Islands, are heading for a million-dollar legal battle in the Supreme Court. Documents obtained by the SUN have revealed that Fortis is suing LIME for just over one million dollars plus interest. Both companies have been in an ongoing dispute for more […]

MAJOR inconsistencies in the testimony of the prosecution witnesses led to the attempted murder and assorted gun charges being dropped against Chabo Capron on Thursday (September 12). Capron was accused of shooting Kevin Pierre outside of Fun World, the miniature golf establishment on Leeward Highway, Providenciales, last October 19. On Thursday attorney-at-law Lara Maroof of […]

A high court judge in Turks and Caicos Islands on Wednesday rejected an application by special prosecutors and investigators to prevent a former Cabinet minister from traveling to Brazil to visit former Premier Michael Misick in jail for his birthday. Madame Justice Margaret Ramsay-Hale said she saw no reason for the Special Investigation and Prosecution […]

Lara Maroof, a criminal defense practitioner with over 10 years experience has joined F Chambers. Lara comes from our affiliate firm in London, Charter Chambers. Lara’s major areas of expertise include Employment disputes, Robberies, Sexual Offenses, Drug Trafficking, Fraud and corruption, Civil recovery, Money Laundering and Confiscation Proceedings.

F Chambers has successfully secured a major settlement for an employee of a quasi government body. The negotiation started at the Labour Department where the Labour Inspector served as conciliator between both parties. It became evident through skillful negotiations on the part of F Chambers that the matter would be settled out of court. The […]

Prominent Jamaican judge Paul Harrison has been appointed to the Turks and Caicos Islands Supreme Court to deal with the criminal trials arising out of Sir Robin Auld’s Commission of Inquiry and the probe by the Helen Garlick-led Special Investigation and Prosecution Team (SIPT). Click here for more: http://tcisun.server301.com/index.php?p=story&id=2704

Our Law Firm Relocated to South Dock Road, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands In July our growing firm expanded when we relocated to our state of the art law office on South Dock Road, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Islands. We are happy to welcome our existing clients and receive new clients at our new Law […]

May 2012: F Chambers through one of its senior attorneys Ms. Lara Maroof secured justice for one of the three men who was sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment for attempted murder. Lara Maroof of F Chambers argued before the Turks and Caicos Appeal Court that the evidence upon which her client was convicted was weak […]