Voisin Law History
1869
Founded by Edward Voisin.
1897
First family partnership was formed between father and son Edward & Albert Voisin operating in Royal Square, St Helier.
1925
Albert is joined by his nephew Ralph Voisin.
1961
The firm merges to become Voisin, Renouf, Ereaut, Gibaut. Subsequently, Sir Frank Ereaut becomes the Bailiff.
1964
Ralph Voisin is appointed as magistrate of Jersey’s Police Court, now known as Magistrate’s Court.
1974
The firm relocates from Royal Square to Templar House.
1976
The firm is named Michael Voisin & Co with Michael Voisin leading the way promoting Jersey as an International Finance Centre.
1982
VG (formerly Volaw) is established out of the legal practice to provide trust and corporate services.
1983
Michael Voisin & Co acts for the official receiver in the estate of Sir Charles Clore.
1995
The American Endeavour case. Michael Voisin & Co acts in complex multi-jurisdictional fund litigation with parallel proceedings in the USA and Jersey.
1996
Michael Voisin & Co acts on the first Shariah compliant fund in Jersey.
2003
Michael Voisin retires and the firm becomes Voisin Law.
2004
Voisin Law acts on award winning Caravan Sukuk structure.
2004
Voisin Law acts for one of the main parties in a dispute concerning the ownership of the now iconic Shard.
2013
The firm moves from Templar House to 37 Esplanade.
2016
Black Sea. Voisin Law makes the first successful regulatory application to re-launch an existing end-of-life collective investment fund as a new fund vehicle.
2019
In 2019 Voisin Law celebrates a milestone anniversary, having been at the heart of legal matters in Jersey for 150 years.