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Ogier celebrates homegrown talent as three articled clerk programme graduates become associates

Marika Scotland, Jade Parker and Wray Sulisz

The latest cohort of Ogier’s tailored Articled Clerk Programme has been promoted to associate at the firm in the Cayman Islands.

Jade Parker, Marika Scotland and Wray Sulisz have all joined Ogier’s legal teams in the jurisdiction, with Parker and Scotland becoming members of the Funds team and Sulisz joining the Corporate team.

Ogier’s Articled Clerk Programme operates to the standards set by the Cayman Islands Attorney General and Legal Advisory Council, with trainees taking part in the Programme rotating through contentious and non-contentious areas of the practice over 18 months.

Partner and head of training Christopher Levers said: “Many congratulations to our new Associates Jade, Marika and Wray. We’re pleased to see them joining the firm following the successful completion of their training. At Ogier, we take pride in delivering bespoke training programmes designed to nurture homegrown talent.”

He added: “We understand that the journey to becoming a qualified lawyer should be flexible, supporting the individual needs and circumstances of our trainees. The quality of associates who join our teams, along with their continued career progression, speaks volumes about the effectiveness of these initiatives.”

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