About us
WHITWORTH CHAMBERS’s
mission is to provide its clients and strategic partners with outstanding
legal services of an exceptional, effective, efficient and outstanding
nature. It has distinguished itself by providing its services upon a
foundation of exceptional scholarship.
WHITWORTH CHAMBERS is a small law firm
practicing principally in the State of Guyana, South America. It has
nurtured and developed efficient, effective and valuable strategic alliances
with larger law firms in the Caribbean. These strategic partnerships
allowed the firm being able to effectively serve its clients and provide
assistance as required in Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, St. Vincent
and the Grenadines, Canada and the United States of America.
Attorneys
Sanjeev J. Datadin: Attorney at Law.
Bachelor of Laws (credit), University of Guyana; Masters of Law (International
Commercial Law), University of Aberdeen; Hugh Wooding Law School Certificate.
Admitted to the Bar of Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago in October, 1997.
Specialised in International Trade and
Finance Law, Oil and Gas Law, Private International Law of Business
Transactions, Intellectual Property Law and International and Comparative
Insolvency Law (research thesis : The Law Relating to Receivers in the
Commonwealth Caribbean)
Since October, 1997, he has been actively engaged in general common
law practice. He has extensive litigation experience in both Civil and
Criminal matters in every Court in Guyana.
He has been involved in complex commercial and criminal litigation.
He has undertaken several criminal prosecutions as a Special Prosecutor.
He has been actively involved and drafted legislation in diverse areas
of law. His areas of practice include company law, commercial law, banking
law, oil and gas law, mining and forestry law, constitutional law, public
law, construction and engineering law, wills and probate, human rights
law, intellectual property law, landlord and tenant law, and personal
injuries and negligence.
He is a member of the Guyana Bar Association and the Trinidad and Tobago
Law Association. He serves as director on the Boards of several companies