Applicants sought judicial review against refusal to permit operating Crown & Anchor tables at Cup Match based on character assessments and undisclosed police intelligence. They argued the refusal lacked lawful authority under the Liquor License Act 1974.

Long marriage separation in 2015 dispute over matrimonial home and other assets

Nigel Clark applied for a Permanent Resident�s Certificate (PRC) on 28 July 2010, arguing that he had been ordinarily resident in Bermuda since June 22, 1989, based on steps he took to establish residency before physically moving. The Minister of Home Affairs denied the application, stating his residency did not commence before 31 July 1989. The Immigration Appeal Tribunal (IAT) upheld this decision on 26 September 2014. Clark appealed, arguing that (1) his pre-July 1989 visits and commitments should count as establishing ordinary residence, and (2) the Minister misapplied the legal test for "ordinary residence."

Plaintiff claims damages for misrepresentation due to alleged approval of operating permit for minibuses but only importation was approved

Brian Alkon driving his vehicle collided with Charles Craig Attridge causing significant injuries. Alkon did not see Attridge prior to pulling out from a junction leading to the accident. Alkon later expressed apologies but denied fault. Evidence and testimonies varied focusing on the visibility positions and actions leading up to the collision.

The Plaintiff employed as a Facilities and Security Supervisor claimed damages for breach of contract alleging the Defendant refused to pay him for being 'on-call' outside normal working hours.

Same-sex couple denied marriage license in Bermuda challenging the decision based on anti-discrimination laws

The case involves winding-up proceedings for Saad Investments Company Ltd and Singularis Holdings Ltd with an application for examination and production of documents from their former auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers Exempted under Section 195 of the Companies Act 1981

The Appellant was convicted of violently resisting arrest after a trial where he was acquitted of other charges

Taylor convicted for impaired driving and failing to provide a breath sample challenged based on legal representation and medical condition affecting ability to comply with breath test

C & J Energy Services Ltd. and its subsidiary, C & J Corporate Services (Bermuda) Ltd., filed for winding-up in Bermuda as part of a global debt restructuring estimated at $1.38 billion. The companies were also involved in Chapter 11 proceedings in the United States Bankruptcy Court (USBC) in Texas, alongside Canadian ancillary proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA). The Bermuda court had to determine whether to recognize the USBC restructuring plan, approve a winding-up order, and allow an accelerated liquidation process.

Leighton Griffiths a Jamaican national married to a Bermudian convicted of drug offenses sentenced to 12 years denied parole and threatened with deportation challenges the constitutionality of his parole denial and potential deportation