Fay Warrilow

Fay is an advocate and counsel in Ogier's Dispute Resolution team in Guernsey, specialising in commercial litigation, fraud and asset-tracing, regulatory advice and contentious and non-contentious employment law.

Background and experience

She has significant court experience, including appearing recently in the Guernsey Court of Appeal (CRGF GP Limited v Rusnano Capital SA) and acting in injunctions and SAR / breach of mandate matters including Jakob International v HSBC Private Bank (Suisse) SA. Historically she acted in some of the largest criminal trials to take place in Guernsey (Law Officers of the Crown v Dawson-Ball & McPane and Law Officers of the Crown v Prestidge and McDermott).

Prior to qualifying as a lawyer, Fay was a consultant researcher, writer and rapporteur for international organisations including the UN and World Bank.

She has a first-class degree from the University of Cambridge and was an honorary scholar of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. She has Masters' degrees from Cambridge and the University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies, as well as a Diploma from the University of Caen in France.

Memberships

• Guernsey Bar
• Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn
• Guernsey International Legal Association

Admitted in:
2018 - Guernsey
2014 - England and Wales (non practising)