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RATTRAY, PATTERSON, RATTRAY
15 CALEDONIA AVENUE
P.O. BOX 44
Kingston 5, Jamaica
Telephone: (876) 929-6680-2; (876) 929-5330-1
Cable: PATRIARCH. JAMAICA
Facsimile: (876) 929-2840
LEGAL SERVICES
Attorneys-at-Law, Patent and Trademark Agents, Notaries Public, General Practice, International Finance Transactions, Commercial, Taxation, Securities, Banking, Mining, Copyright, Conveyancing, Trusts, Estates, Trademarks, Letters Patent, Litigation, Maritime, Aeronautical, Insurance, Labour and Industrial Relations, Admiralty, Debt Collection, Intellectual Property, Family Law, Entertainment, Building and Construction Law and Arbitration.
FIRM PROFILE
The Offices of Rattray, Patterson, Rattray are centrally and conveniently located at 15 Caledonia Avenue, Kingston 5 in St. Andrew. The firm was established in 1981 and its stated aim is to provide prompt and efficient service to all its clients and to aim at perfection at all times
 The head of the firm is the Hon. Alfred Rattray, O.J., LL.B., F.C.A., A.C.I., and Mrs. Cynthia Small is the Office Administrator
 (The Rt. Hon. P.J. Patterson, P.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.B., LL.B., Prime Minister of Jamaica, is also a Senior Partner who is currently on leave).
The firm has a mixed Commercial, Conveyancing and Litigation Practice. Within the categories in which the firm operates, individual members have established skills in particular areas. The members of the firm work together as a team to offer advice and representation in the wide spectrum of Law in which the firm operates.
PARTNERS
HON. ALFRED A. RATTRAY, O.J., LL.B., F.C.A., A.C.I.S., born St. Ann, Jamaica; admitted, 1960, England; 1961, Jamaica. Education: London University (LL.B.); Lincoln’s Inn, England (Barrister-at-Law). Lecturer and Examiner, Commercial Law, University of the West Indies. Chartered Secretary and Manager, Association of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators. Chartered Accountant, Fellow of the Institution of Chartered Accountants of Jamaica. International Economists, London School of Economics. Served as Chairman and Director of numerous Statutory Board and Businesses including The Port Authority of Jamaica; Hotel Companies; Manufacturing Enterprises; Professional Organizations and Educational bodies. Government Member of Senate, 1989-. Served as Jamaican Ambassador to Washington and as Ambassador/Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States.
RT. HON. P.J. PATTERSON, P.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.B., Prime Minister of Jamaica. (on leave)
B. ANDREW RATTRAY, LL.B., born England; admitted, 1979, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (LL.B., Hons.) Notary Public. Member: Diabetic Association of Jamaica; Liguanea Club; Citizens Advice Bureau. Member: Jamaican Bar Association; Society of Notaries Public. PRACTICE AREAS: Civil Litigation; Commercial Litigation.
W. CLARK COUSINS, LL.B., born Montreal, Canada; admitted, 1981 Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (LL.B., Hons.); Norman Manley Law School. Member: Jamaican Bar Association. PRACTICE AREAS: Civil Litigation; Commercial Law; Industrial Relations.
ANDREA E. RATTRAY, LL.B., born St. Andrew, Jamaica; admitted, 1985, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (LL.B., Hons.). Member, Consumer Affairs Commission. Member: Jamaican Bar Association. PRACTICE AREAS: Conveyancing; Commercial Law.
DEBRA E. MCDONALD, LL.B., born Oxford, England; admitted, 1986, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (LL.B., Hons.).Member: Jamaican Bar Association. PRACTICE AREAS: Commercial Law; Intellectual Property, Family Law; Civil Litigation; Entertainment Law.
DELROSE A.M. CAMPBELL, LL.B., born St. Mary, Jamaica; admitted, 1985, Jamaican Bar Association (Commercial Law Committee). PRACTICE AREAS: Conveyancing; Commercial Law; Probate; Estates.
ANDRE A.K. EARLE, LL.B., born St. Andrew, Jamaica; admitted, 1989, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (LL.B., Hons.). Mentor, Calabar Old Boys’ Association. Member, Nursing Appeal Tribunal. Member: Jamaican Bar Association. PRACTICE AREAS: Civil Litigation; Commercial Law; Real Estate; Insurance; Admiralty and Maritime Law; Family Law. 
ASSOCIATES
CAMILLE E. CHEVANNES, B.A., LL.B., born St. Andrew, Jamaica admitted, 1993, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (B.A.; LL.B.). Member: Jamaican Bar Association. PRACTICE AREAS: Conveyancing; Probate.
KAREN P. WILSON, B.A., LL.B., born St. Andrew, Jamaica; admitted, 1995, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (B.A.; LL.B., Hons.).Norman Manley Law School. PRACTICE AREAS: Conveyancing: Civil Litigation; Real Estate.
STACEY O.C. ALLEN, LL.B., born St. Ann, Jamaica; admitted, 1995, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (LL.B.). Member: Jamaican Bar Association (Civil Procedure Committee). PRACTICE AREAS: Civil Litigation.
LESLEY-ANN MALONEY, B.A., LL.B., born St. Andrew, Jamaica; admitted, 1996, Jamaica. Education; University of the West Indies (B.A.; LL.B., Hons.); Norman Manley Law School. Member: Jamaica Citizens Bank Scholar, 1992; Kiwanis Club of Eastern St. Andrews. Members: Jamaican Bar Association. LANGUAGES: English and Spanish. PRACTICE AREAS: Company Law; Commercial Law; Conveyancing; Real Estate; Probate; Estate Administration; Banking Law.
CHRISTOPHER KELMAN, LL.B., born St. Andrew, Jamaica; admitted, 1996, Jamaica. Education: University of the West Indies (LL.B., Hons.); Norman Manley Law School. Member: Jamaican Bar Association. PRACTICE AREAS: Civil Litigation. 

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