Juliet Wilkinson employed by Bermuda Feline Assistance Bureau was terminated on 7 November 2014 for whistleblowing on pension non-payment. Tribunal initially ruled against her but Supreme Court appeal led by Judge Williams found CATS Ltd the corporate successor to BFAB Ltd not liable for BFAB Association's actions

Burke signed a one-year lease with Bucher but vacated after three months leading to a dispute over rent arrears and legal costs

Amedex Insurance Company (Bermuda) Ltd. seeks court sanction for a scheme of transfer to AmFirst Life Insurance Company

Dispute over the management and control of assets worth over US$1.8 billion led to the winding up petition. Issues involved management rights share structure complexities and extensive litigation. The petition aimed to recover assets for the trust claiming mismanagement and breach of fiduciary duties by the respondent's directors

Lisa S.A., a minority shareholder in Avicola Villalobos S.A. (AVSA), sued Leamington Reinsurance Company Ltd., claiming that Leamington was used to launder illicitly retained corporate funds. The plaintiff alleged that the defendants engaged in fraudulent reinsurance transactions, depriving Lisa S.A. of its rightful dividends from AVSA. The dispute emerged from a long-running family business conflict within a prominent Guatemalan family, leading to parallel litigation in multiple jurisdictions, including Guatemala and the British Virgin Islands.

Application for work permit and advertising waiver for Reverend Tweed Minister's decision influenced by personal political biases procedural irregularities

The case involved the contractual obligations for payment for care services provided to the plaintiff's mother. The main issue was whether a legally binding contract existed between Hayward (Defendant) and Dawson (Plaintiff) for weekend care services. The magistrate initially ruled in favor of Dawson establishing a contract based on a single payment made by Hayward. The appeal challenged this finding emphasizing the need for clear evidence of a mutual intention to create legal relations and payment obligations.

On 14 April 2018 Safiyah Talbot involved in a vehicle collision refused a breath test to consult a lawyer later charged with failing to comply

Katrina Burgess and Cleveland Rogers half-siblings convicted for the murder of Marcus Gibbings in 2006 appealed their life sentences. The prosecution argued Rogers committed the murder at Burgess's request leveraging crucial testimony from former girlfriends of Rogers and circumstantial evidence against Burgess

Appeal against decision granting radio bandwidth to competitors claimed unfair disqualification and sought rehearing

Quallo convicted for speeding at 59 kph appealed based on evidence handling device operation and procedural issues

The case involved the failure of A Company to comply with a Production Order issued for tax information exchange under the 2005 Act. Plaintiff sought enforcement through a writ of sequestration.