Respondent convicted of sexual exploitation further conviction for wounding mental health issues application for overseas hospital detention for treatment

The case arises from events in 1992 involving the plaintiff as a customer of the defendant bank.

Dispute over payment for tiling work in Laws' apartment disagreement on agreed price and completed work

Dispute over managed IT services and subsequent arbitration proceedings

Directors accused of wrongful payments totaling over $23 million to entities they were associated with

Art Simons a prison officer convicted for possession with intent to supply cannabis and attempting to introduce contraband into Westgate Correctional Facility. Prosecution evidence based on Simons bringing contraband in toiletries. Defence challenges included the inadequacy of judicial findings and the absence of DNA evidence

The case involves Buford Smith appealing against an eviction order made by Magistrate Tyrone Chin on the grounds of rental arrears breach of the landlord/tenant agreement and offensive behavior. The property in question belongs to their parents and Buford claims it as his birthright. Janette Smith the respondent sought eviction based on these grounds

This case concerned an application by Trustee L and other trustees of Bermuda purpose trusts seeking Beddoe relief. The plaintiffs, as trustees, sought the court's directions regarding their defense against claims made by the second defendant (D2). D2, the child of a deceased settlor, challenged the validity of the trust, alleging undue influence, improper constitution, and uncertainty. The trustees requested an indemnity to defend the trust and permission to use trust assets to continue trust operations, including share purchases and limited charitable donations.

Charges of driving impaired and refusing breath sample; initial trial delays due to COVID-19; case dismissed for want of prosecution

Dispute over sale of Moulder's property to satisfy judgment debts questioning of venditioni exponas writ's constitutionality and fairness

Lewis convicted of manslaughter and having a bladed article after a fight at a party with conflicting witness accounts and DNA evidence

Petitioners holding shares in Orient-Express Hotels challenge the company's voting structure and board decisions particularly the control exerted by the B shares held by a subsidiary.