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Dupuch & Turnquest & Co.

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Dupuch & Turnquest is one of the oldest and most respected law firms in The Bahamas, founded over fifty years ago. With major strengths in corporate, commercial, property, and private client services, the firm has expanded its practice to include conveyancing, probate, immigration, employment, maritime law, and mega-yacht registration. Its offices are located in Freeport and Nassau, with the Freeport office established since 1969 and currently staffed by three counsel and twelve support staff. The firm's two senior partners have been practicing for over thirty years. Sir Orville A. Turnquest, KCMG, Q.C., a founding partner who previously served as Deputy Prime Minister of The Bahamas and Governor General of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, has rejoined the firm as Consultant Counsel.

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