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Wednesday, June 3, 2026
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June 3, 2026

Wednesday, June 3, 2026

He Spoke Style Phillip Yapp, attorney-at-law and partner, Upper Chambers Law Suites kept it classic in all-black. Aceion Cunningham

The atmosphere at Upper Chambers Law Suites was one of gratitude and celebration on Thursday, May 21, as the boutique legal firm marked its fifth anniversary with an elegant cocktail reception at its offices in Montego Bay.

Partners Phillip Yapp, Stacy-Ann Young and Terryka Reid warmly welcomed family members, colleagues, clients, and well-wishers to the intimate affair, which blended reflection with festivity. Guests mingled over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while sharing in the firm’s achievements, which includes an expansion into Kingston in its second year.

The evening also served as an opportunity for the partners to express appreciation for the unwavering support that has contributed to the firm’s growth and success since its establishment. Laughter, camaraderie, and heartfelt conversations filled the space as attendees toasted to the milestone occasion and the promising future ahead for the practice.

Against the backdrop of chic décor, lively exchanges, and an atmosphere of sophistication, the anniversary celebration underscored the strong relationships and professional excellence that continue to define Upper Chambers Law Suites.

Page 2 harks back.

Pre-Party Pose Sasha Spence, senior private client executive at NCB, stepped into the Page 2 frame in polished style before joining the evening’s celebrations.Aceion Cunningham

Pre-Party Pose Sasha Spence, senior private client executive at NCB, stepped into the Page 2 frame in polished style before joining the evening’s celebrations. Aceion Cunningham

Taking Centre Stage Singer Rory Frankson kept guests entertained with a spirited live performance, adding a vibrant musical touch to the evening’s festivities.Aceion Cunningham

Taking Centre Stage Singer Rory Frankson kept guests entertained with a spirited live performance, adding a vibrant musical touch to the evening’s festivities. Aceion Cunningham

Inner Circle Upper Chambers Law Suites attorney-at-law/partner Stacy-Ann Young (third right) shared a photo-op with well-wishers (from left) Dr Arusha Campbell-Chambers; Fiona Harrison, human resource director; Theresa Walker, personal development coach; Taihia Becker, realtor; and Nadine Spence, director, Sixt Jamaica.Aceion Cunningham

Inner Circle Upper Chambers Law Suites attorney-at-law/partner Stacy-Ann Young (third right) shared a photo-op with well-wishers (from left) Dr Arusha Campbell-Chambers; Fiona Harrison, human resource director; Theresa Walker, personal development coach; Taihia Becker, realtor; and Nadine Spence, director, Sixt Jamaica. Aceion Cunningham

Show Of Support Talija Brooks, attorney-at-law, made sure she was present.Aceion Cunningham

Show Of Support Talija Brooks, attorney-at-law, made sure she was present. Aceion Cunningham

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In Good Company Terryka Reid (left), attorney-at-law/partner, Upper Chambers Law Suites, and Phillip Yapp Sr, entrepreneur, shared a photo-op during the evening’s festivities.Aceion Cunningham

In Good Company Terryka Reid (left), attorney-at-law/partner, Upper Chambers Law Suites, and Phillip Yapp Sr, entrepreneur, shared a photo-op during the evening’s festivities. Aceion Cunningham

Socially Speaking Shaniek Watson, private client account executive, NCB, was also on the guest list. Aceion Cunningham

Socially Speaking Shaniek Watson, private client account executive, NCB, was also on the guest list. Aceion Cunningham

A Welcomed Presence Among the evening’s stylish set was Shanae Warburton, attorney-at-law.Aceion Cunningham

A Welcomed Presence Among the evening’s stylish set was Shanae Warburton, attorney-at-law. Aceion Cunningham

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