On July 13, 2016, the highly anticipated Cayman Islands Limited Liability Companies Law, 2016, came into effect, making the limited liability company (LLC) fully available in that jurisdiction. Widely attributed to the demands of U.S. investors seeking an offshore equivalent to the Delaware LLC, the Cayman LLC has been met with positive reactions from onshore and offshore lawyers, though some have raised concerns about the vehicle’s governance. See “New Cayman Islands LLC Structure Offers Flexibility to Hedge Fund Managers” (Mar. 10, 2016). In an effort to help our readers understand structural, regulatory and registration issues of the Cayman LLC, the Hedge Fund Law Report has interviewed partners of law firms at the forefront of interactions with both the onshore financial sector and the Cayman Islands authorities regarding the law’s development. We present our findings in this article. For analysis of other recent developments in Cayman law, see “Cayman Islands Decision Highlights Three Questions That May Affect the Enforceability of Fund Side Letters” (May 28, 2015); and “Cayman Islands Monetary Authority Introduces Proposals to Apply Revised Governance Standards to CIMA-Regulated Hedge Funds and Require Registration and Licensing of Fund Directors” (Jan. 24, 2013).