Divorce case involving issues of property division including inherited property matrimonial and non-matrimonial assets

Mother sought to relocate child to India father contested

Dispute over unpaid legal fees from matrimonial ancillary relief proceedings Claimant's attempts to secure payment via solicitor's lien and freezing injunction

Dispute over the validity of a jurisdiction clause in a sale agreement for shares in a Swiss company related to whether the clause specifying 'Swiss courts' was valid under SPILA

The case involves Bermuda Taxi Radio Cabs Ltd.'s challenge to the Transport Control Department's policy and the Minister of Transport's decision to enforce the Motor Car Amendment Act (No.3) 2008

Lauren Davies a 24-year-old British national charged with importing 608.81 grams of cannabis resin pleaded guilty sentenced to six months appealed by the prosecution for being inadequate

Appeal against Employment Tribunal decision on unfair dismissal for lack of 'serious misconduct' evidence. Tribunal misapplied laws on probationary periods and warnings for performance improvement.

Jamaican national married to Bermudian convicted for drug offences sentenced to 12 years claimed discrimination in parole eligibility

Digicel initiated the case to compel CellOne to provide interconnection for long distance service via Transact. The dispute expanded to include legalities of service under licenses and the actions of ministries

The plaintiff Dwight Lambert filed a claim stating that sections 3 and 3A of the Obscene Publications Act 1973 infringed on his constitutionally protected rights under the Bermuda Constitution Order 1968 particularly his rights to a fair hearing and freedom of expression by being unclear if the definition of obscenity covered the material for which he was charged. The court previously declared the sections breached his constitutional rights. The current hearing determined the redress for these breaches focusing on the quantum of compensation for the plaintiff's suffered emotional distress humiliation and infringement of his rights

Plaintiffs with limited resources represented pro bono defendant funding own defense concern over enforcing any order for costs

Warner hired as Office Manager at V.I.P Auto Service had a confrontational work relationship with Mrs. Richardson leading to a heated exchange and Warner's alleged resignation