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Erin Hill

Partner Erin M. Hill is a Partner of the firm who is well-versed in a variety of practice areas, including banking and finance, corporate and commercial litigation, and trusts/private client litigation. She is a full member of STEP with Trust Estate Practitioner (TEP) designation and currently services as a Director for STEP Bahamas. Known for her responsiveness and efficiency, Erin has assisted in many civil litigation claims and was recently involved in complex litigation concerning a company which alleged a breach of fiduciary duties on the part of its directors leading to millions of losses by the Company. Erin has established a reputation of a hard-working, pragmatic lawyer who is detail oriented and attentive to all client needs. Outside of her work highlights, Erin is fluent in in Spanish which is vital to assist with clients from Spanish speaking countries. She is also an ADRgroup Accredited Civil and Commercial Mediator and completed an LLM which focused on the metamorphoses of Arbitration. · McKinney, Bancroft & Hughes

BahamasBanking & Finance, LitigationEnglish, Spanish

About

Partner at McKinney, Bancroft & Hughes in the Bahamas advising on banking and finance, corporate and commercial litigation, trusts and private client matters, and labour & employment. She is a full member of STEP (TEP) and Director for STEP Bahamas, an ADRgroup Accredited Civil and Commercial Mediator, is fluent in Spanish, and holds an LLM (2016).

Practice areas

Banking & FinanceLitigationCorporate / CommercialTrusts & Private ClientLabour & EmploymentDispute Resolution

Office

Expertise

Fiduciary duty litigationTrusts & estates disputesCommercial disputesBanking & finance litigationMediation / ADR

Education

  • London City University – LLM. 2016
  • London City University – BVC 2015
  • London City University – LLB (Hons) 2014
  • Davidson College – BA 2012

Admissions

  • Bar of England and Wales (admitted July 2015)
  • Bahamas Bar (admitted September 2015)

Languages

EnglishSpanish