During the past year, Myers Fletcher & Gordon saw departures of four associates and additions of another two. However, the staff changes have not affected the firm's performance....
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During the past year, Myers Fletcher & Gordon saw departures of four associates and additions of another two. However, the staff changes have not affected the firm's performance. There is consensus among peers that Myers Fletcher & Gordon is a first-rate firm that dominates the Jamaican market. The firm also has a London office, which adds additional capacity to its operation.
Deals
Under partner Peter Goldson, who heads the commercial division, the firm represented Scotia Investments Jamaica as collateral agent for several lenders on the restructuring and refinancing of Facey Commodity and its subsidiaries, as well as for steering committee of creditors on the restructuring of Trinidad Cement.
Other notable work includes advising The Tortuga Group on its consolidation and the subsequent acquisition by Jamaica Producers. Valued at $10 million, the transaction was close in January 2012.
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