Conyers congratulates Caymanian graduate

Kevin C. Butler • Posted 22/08/2011 • Under Community Service

Conyers Dill & Pearman is pleased to congratulate Erik Bodden on the completion of his LLB (Hons) First Class degree from the University of Liverpool, where he was also class valedictorian.

Erik commenced the LLB programme at the Cayman Islands Law School in 2008 and was awarded the Conyers Legal Scholarship for the duration of his studies. He was also awarded the Liverpool Law School Dean’s Prize for Outstanding LLB Graduate, the Tim Shea Memorial Prize for best performance over the fulltime degree programme, the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce Prize for best performance in the third year modules and the Sweet & Maxwell Law Prize for best performance in the first year modules.

In recognition of Erik’s outstanding achievements in law school and in support of his ongoing education, Conyers has extended his Legal Scholarship Award to CI$35,000 to assist with tuition and living expenses as Erik commences his Bar Professional Training Course in London in September.

Conyers has actively supported the professional development of Caymanian students entering the legal profession since its establishment in the Cayman Islands in 2003.

Pictured L-R: Conyers Partner Kevin Butler, Law Student Erik Bodden