Keith Robinson

I am a partner at Carey Olsen in Bermuda. In addition to general commercial litigation and insolvency, my particular focus is on high value trust disputes and restructurings often with a multi-jurisdictional element, advising and representing trustees, beneficiaries and other fiduciaries.

I am an elected Member of the International Academy of Estate and Trust Law (TIAETL), an International Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and an active member of The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP). I am a former Chair of the STEP Bermuda Committee. I have a unique concentration of expertise in acting for trustees, beneficiaries, settlors and protectors in a wide range of high value contentious trust cases, drawing on extensive advocacy experience.

I am a member of the Bermuda Restructuring and Insolvency Specialists Association and have extensive insolvency and restructuring experience.

I have been ranked as a 'Leader in Field' since 2014 by Chambers Global and as a “Star Individual” by Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2024. I am also ranked in Bank 1 in Chambers and Partners Global Guide for dispute resolution in Bermuda and ranked in International Private Client in both Contentious and Offshore Firms. I am also ranked in Legal 500 as a Leading Individual in both Dispute Resolution and Trusts/Private Client.

TESTIMONIALS "He really knows how to handle big offshore disputes. "

"He is an excellent trusts lawyer. His wider experience and knowledge gives him a very good forensic edge. "

"He's very well known in the contentious trusts world. I rely on him because his advice... He doesn't just provide options, but will give you a solution. He is extremely intelligent and comfortable on his feet, he is always fully prepared, he gives you confidence and is an honest broker. You can put him in front of any client. He is a bit of a rock star. "

Source: Chambers HNW 2018

Carey Olsen Bermuda Limited is a limited liability company incorporated in Bermuda and approved and recognised under the Bermuda Bar (Professional Companies) Rules 2009. The use of the term "Partner" is merely to denote seniority.