ISOLAS LLP is proud of Emma Lejeune’s continued inclusion in the latest edition of the Spear’s Tax & Trust Index, recognising leading tax advisers to high-net-worth individuals and family offices.

With over 20 years’ experience, Emma advises on succession planning, asset structuring, family governance and cross-border tax matters. She is widely regarded for her expertise in complex private wealth matters and her strategic, cross-jurisdictional approach to supporting families and family offices.

Her continued recognition reflects her sustained excellence in private client work and reinforces ISOLAS LLP’s commitment to delivering exceptional advice to families and family offices.

ISOLAS LLP was delighted to host the Know Your Worth workshop as part of the Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses’ Women in Enterprise (WIE) programme.

The session focused on negotiation, self-belief, and recognising the value of our contributions, with open and constructive discussion and a valuable exchange of experiences throughout.

Thank you to panellists Krystle Robba, Lianne Garcia, and ISOLAS Senior Associate Danielle Victor for leading such an engaging and practical session.

This workshop forms part of a six-session Women in Enterprise series delivered by the GFSB, reflecting the continued strong interest in the programme. Follow the GFSB for details of upcoming WIE events.

ISOLAS LLP hosted its latest employment seminar, “The Toxic Workplace”, bringing together professionals from across Gibraltar’s business community both in person and online.

The seminar explored the growing challenges employers face in identifying, managing, and mitigating toxic behaviours in the workplace, and the associated legal risks. The session examined how issues connected with poor communication, bullying, micromanagement and workplace culture can escalate into grievances, disciplinaries, claims and reputational damage if not addressed appropriately.

This was led by Partner Samantha Grimes, a leading expert in Gibraltar employment law, alongside Senior Associate Danielle Victor, who provided practical insights into the legal framework, recent case trends and best-practice approaches for employers. Attendees also engaged in discussion around real-life scenarios and preventative strategies.

Speaking after the event, Samantha Grimes commented that the strong turnout reflected how topical the issue has become for employers across sectors, reinforcing the importance of proactive management, clear policies and effective leadership.

Prior to the seminar Samantha and Danielle were pleased to have been invited to speak to GBC about this topical issue.

Keep an eye out for details of our next employment seminar, which will focus on performance management.

Partner, Neil Costa was invited by HM Government of Gibraltar to speak at its annual Health & Safety Seminar, held under the theme “Building a Resilient Future: Towards Sustainable Safety in a Rapidly Changing World.” In his presentation, Neil highlighted the fundamental human right to a healthy, clean, and sustainable environment, not only for those of us living today, but equally for the generations to come. He emphasised our shared responsibility to protect this right and to ensure that future generations inherit a safe environment.

Toxic workplace dynamics are on the rise, and leaders who know how to identify and manage them hold an essential advantage.

Join the ISOLAS Employment Team on Wednesday, 21 January at 09:00 AM for an insightful session led by Partner Samantha Grimes and Senior Associate Danielle Victor. A great opportunity to gain practical strategies, expert insights, and real-world guidance on tackling one of today’s most challenging HR issues.

Limited spaces available! Please RSVP to: events@isolas.gi

ISOLAS was delighted to be invited to the popular GibSilver Coffee Morning, a fantastic community initiative that brings people together each week for conversation, connection, and support.

Partner Sarah Bray delivered an informative session on Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs), outlining how they work, when they should be put in place, and why they are important to think about while one still has mental capacity. Sarah also explained that for LPAs to be legally valid, they must be registered with the Court and she showed attendees an example of what an official registered LPA looks like.

The discussion encouraged participants to ask questions about how LPAs can protect both individuals and families, ensuring decisions about health and finances are made by trusted people when it matters most. Sarah also addressed common misconceptions and highlighted how LPAs serve as proactive planning tools rather than reactive measures, providing peace of mind and security for the future.

A special thanks to Brenda, Ray and the GibSilver team for creating such a supportive and inclusive space for our community.

To learn more about LPA’s please contact Sarah Bray at Sarah.Bray@isolas.gi.

ISOLAS is proud to support the #GIBLDN25 Gibraltar Business Conference, taking place in London on the 21st of October as part of Gibraltar Day in London week.

The conference will showcase Gibraltar as a leading business destination, providing an opportunity to explore the UK–EU Treaty and connect with key figures shaping Gibraltar’s business landscape.

We look forward to welcoming you in London to explore the exciting business and professional opportunities Gibraltar has to offer. For attendance enquiries, please contact business.support@gibraltar.gov.gi

📸 Calling all photographers!

✨ ISOLAS LLP & Fiduciary Group are excited to launch a Photography Competition for their upcoming 2026 Calendar!

We are looking for 12 stunning photographs that capture Gibraltar’s Wild Wonders 🦅🐬🌸

📌 Submission Guidelines

Theme: Gibraltar’s Wild Wonders
Image Quality: High-resolution photographs suitable for print (minimum 300dpi)
Format: JPEG or PNG preferred
Closing Date: Friday 3rd October

Please contact us at marketing@isolas.gi for further information.

Whether you’re a professional, amateur, or complete novice, all are welcome!

Dolphins, whales, fish, foxes, partridges, eagles, campions, the list is endless…

📸✨ Happy Snapping! ✨📸

ISOLAS LLP Partners Stuart Dalmedo and Adrian Pilcher TEP, together with Associate Louise Anne Turnock, have authored the Gibraltar chapter of the Chambers and Partners Corporate Tax 2025 Global Practice Guide.

The chapter provides expert analysis on Gibraltar’s corporate tax landscape, covering key topics such as the types of business entities, tax residence, general tax treatment of companies, and the framework for taxing corporate and non-corporate businesses. It also highlights Gibraltar’s continued efforts to maintain its reputation as a robust and reputable business and tax jurisdiction, while aligning with international standards.

Commenting on the contribution, Stuart Dalmedo, Partner at ISOLAS LLP, said: “Gibraltar’s tax framework continues to offer clarity and stability for businesses, while adapting to global standards. Our contribution to the 2025 Chambers Guide reflects ISOLAS LLP’s commitment to helping clients navigate these developments with confidence.”

At ISOLAS LLP, we remain at the forefront of Gibraltar’s legal and regulatory landscape -supporting clients across sectors with cross-border solutions and strategic tax planning.

You can access the full Gibraltar chapter in the Chambers and Partners Corporate Tax 2025 Global Practice Guide here ➡️ Corporate Tax 2025 – Gibraltar | Global Practice Guides | Chambers and Partners

For any Gibraltar taxation queries, please contact:
adrian.pilcher@isolas.gi
stuart.dalmedo@isolas.gi

ISOLAS LLP is delighted to contribute to the Chambers and Partners Corporate Governance Global Practice Guide once again, with Partners Adrian Pilcher TEP and Stuart Dalmedo, alongside Associate Louise Anne Turnock, authoring the Gibraltar chapter for the 2025 edition.

Featured in the Law and Practice Q&A section, the chapter delivers a concise yet comprehensive overview of Gibraltar’s corporate governance framework. It covers key areas including company structures, regulatory obligations, board responsibilities, ESG and sanctions compliance, and financial reporting.

Adrian Pilcher commented: “We are proud to continue contributing to the Chambers Guide. Our chapter offers practical insights into Gibraltar’s evolving governance landscape and supports businesses in navigating regulatory and ESG developments.”

At ISOLAS LLP, we remain committed to shaping Gibraltar’s legal and regulatory environment—advising clients across sectors with strategic, cross-border solutions.

You can access the full Gibraltar chapter in the Chambers and Partners Corporate Governance 2025 Global Practice Guide here. ➡️ Comparisons | Global Practice Guides | Chambers and Partners

For further information on this guide contact:
adrian.pilcher@isolas.gi
stuart.dalmedo@isolas.gi