Arthur Thomas

Arthur was called to the Antigua Bar in 1991 and since then has been engaged in private legal practice in the areas of corporate and commercial law, civil litigation, land law, intellectual property, banking, insurance, industrial law and probate for the most part.
Arthur read law at the University of the West Indies, Cavehill Campus, Bridgetown, Barbados from 1986 to 1989, graduating therefrom with a Bachelor of Laws Degree, Upper Second Class Honours. From 1989 to 1991 he attended the Norman Manley Law School, Kingston, Jamaica where he completed the Legal Education Certificate; the professional qualification which allows Caribbean trained lawyers to practice in all of the English-speaking Caribbean with a common law tradition.

Arthur possesses a Master of Law in International Taxation read at the Regent University, Virginia, USA, which certificate he received in 2003.

He is the current President of Antigua Bar Association, having previously worked as Vice President and Secretary of the Association. He is a Notary Public of Antigua and Barbuda. He also serves as a Commissioner of the Eastern Caribbean Securities Regulatory Commission and is an active member of the International Masters of Gaming Law.