It's closed circle,no lawyer in the Bahamas will sincerely represent plaintiff against UBS,he will never get a decent case again.Everybody grease everybody and you are told in simple terms to "stand down".That's why her barrister did what he did,he understand he needs to earn a living.
Latin American world is not USA or Europe and i know first hand of a case where very wealthy individual had a case against him and case went on for years and at the end plaintiff sensed that something was wrong.Later they found a family member who was lawyer and it was going on so slow,the judge was in the defendant packet,talk about power and influence.
And to give her a list of lawyers is so naive,is like thinking things are the same everywhere as in my dear America,some places they don't have so good.
I would find honest lawyer and take UBS to court to reveal records about the trades if her story is true.And because someone showed up on ET and wrote offensive posts towards @CSE which got deleted my guess is there was a little bit of panic.Is all good when is contained to Bahamas totally different story when it gets out and somebody with determination might have a closer look.
No UBS or CS employee would try something like this in America,when i was in Zurich i was walking that Banhofstrasse and i tell you i didn't think all that wealth came to them by being such a good business people.