With over 10 years of experience at the Turks and Caicos Islands Bar Latisha Williams, is also a Solicitor in England and Wales. She is the co-founder of Williams and Belliard Attorneys at Law and brings to the team a wealth of experience in the Criminal Practice area.

Latisha started her career at the Attorney General Chambers, where she focused in the area of Immigration Law, Criminal Law and Commercial Law (Conveyancing), two years later Latisha joined the newly formed Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions where she quickly rose to the position of Senior Public Prosecutor.

Latisha has prosecuted at all levels of the judiciary (Magistrate, Supreme, Court of Appeal and recently in the Privy Council with multiple successes.

She has specialty training in Proceeds of Crime/Financial Crime, Extradition and Serious and Complex matters. Latisha has a strong ability to connect with her clients in a way that makes them feel at ease. She takes time to ensure that each client understands how the law and the criminal justice system applies to their case. Due to her extensive experience, she is able to deal with complex legal issues and explain them to clients in terms that they can understand.

Latisha’s ability to identify the important issues at any early stage, ensures that each and every client has their case presented in the most advantageous way. This ability also assists her clients to understand the case against them and helps them concentrate on the important aspects of their defence. She is tactically aware and astute and this is borne out by her high rate of success over the past 10 years.

Willin Belliard is the co-founder of Williams and Belliard and, with Latisha Williams have established a go to firm in a variety of practice areas. Together the founding partners bring a wealth of experience in the prosecution and defence in criminal proceedings

Willin is a consultant barrister at Fulcrum Chambers where he specialises in corporate investigations and complex commercial disputes in matters that involve offshore jurisdictions based on English law systems.

He has conducted investigations in relation to a wide variety of white-collar crime issues, including money laundering, bribery and corruption, amongst others.

He has many years of experience in the area of commercial fraud and the investigation of financial crimes.

Willin joined Fulcrum in 2019 after 3 years as an Employed Barrister, of which he spent 2 years with the London office of Kobre & Kim LLP, and one year with Prudhoe Caribbean, a law firm in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Prior to his career in law, he spent 12 years as a Financial Investigator and former head of the Turks and Caicos Islands’ Financial Intelligence Unit, a unit that focused on financial fraud, money laundering and white-collar crimes. Willin is also a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS).

Willin has investigated and coordinated several major fraud investigations including the (R v David Smith/Olint Corporation) which at one point, before Madoff, was the largest Ponzi scheme fraud in the world.

Willin is also admitted to practice in the Bar of Turks and Caicos Islands and the British Virgin Islands.