Dispute over the operation of SeaView Health and Fitness Centre and termination of Charles Simons' contract as a personal fitness trainer

Clarien Bank Limited (formerly Capital G Bank Limited) sought money judgments, possession orders, and enforcement of security interests against the trustees of the JEM Trust and Dr. Jewel Landy, a guarantor for multiple loans. The dispute involved mortgage agreements dating back to 2006, 2010, and 2014. The Bank claimed that significant amounts were in arrears and sought possession and sale of mortgaged properties, including a hotel and residential properties, arguing that the defendants failed to meet their repayment obligations. Dr. Landy contested various aspects, including the validity of the mortgage agreements and guarantees.

Dispute over whether Bermuda Housing Trust falls under 'Government-controlled' definition requiring audit by Auditor General under Audit Act

The case involved an appeal against a sentence to corrective training for a minor which was quashed and substituted with a sentence of 3 months probation. The appeal highlighted the issue of indeterminate sentences and the proper procedure for sentencing minors under the Young Offenders Act 1950. An application for indemnity costs was made by the appellant's counsel and awarded by the court

Allegations of fiduciary duty breach by board members through profit-making and secret commissions in government contract awards

FAC offered a payment gateway service to the Bank for credit card transactions online. Dispute arose over $5.4 million in overdrafts due to fraudulent trading by some sub-merchants. Bank and FAC entered a Refinancing Agreement leading to litigation over the Bank's alleged negligence in vetting sub-merchants.

Accusation against respondent for holding proceeds of crime in a financial account funds linked to husband's alleged unlawful activities including bribery and money laundering

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Burgess pleaded guilty to possessing a knife within an increased penalty zone sentenced to three years' imprisonment

Tribunal's decision affirmed appellants' absence from Tribunal

Walker appealed against conviction for causing death by careless driving involving death of Jen-Naya Simmons jury found based on expert testimony and CCTV evidence Walker's driving caused Simmons' death

Personal injuries from a road traffic accident on January 17 1997 multiple delays and changes in legal representation issues with legal aid and institutional weaknesses in Bermuda's civil justice system