Dispute over entitlement to US $20 million collateral following Typhoon Jebi and compliance with Swap Confirmation agreements

Stewart a Jamaican cruise ship employee attempted to import cocaine into Bermuda. He enlisted a coworker Adrian Morris to move the drugs offering $1500 for the task. The plan was uncovered after the bag containing cocaine was discovered by ship's staff leading to Stewart's conviction

Dismissal of the plaintiff's claim

25+ years marriage divorce filed 11 July 2012 decree nisi 31 August 2012 absolute 8 October 2012 consent order 22 January 2014 financial disputes over maintenance payments and property transfers

The appellant appealed against his conviction and sentence for possession of a small amount of cannabis found in his cell arguing insufficient preparation time and excessive sentencing

Lambert carrying $67793 undeclared cash at airport claimed as savings from taxi driving. Crown sought forfeiture under Proceeds of Crime Act alleging drug trafficking proceeds

The case involves a dispute over the estate of Elfrida Chappell among her grandchildren and executors/trustees regarding payments made from the deceased's account alleged undue influence by George Wardman and his wife and issues around confidentiality and privacy orders related to documents from the Royal Court of Guernsey. Executors sought to set aside a Privacy Order granted by the Supreme Court of Bermuda arguing it was unlawful and against open justice principles

Plaintiff Orlaford alleged Defendants conspired to cause loss of royalties by breaching License Agreement. Defendants managed entities entering into service agreements affecting Plaintiff's royalties.

Claim for equal immigration treatment for same-sex partners of Bermudian citizens differential treatment under immigration law

Dispute over right of way claimed by plaintiff based on historical usage and will

Dispute over child's education and associated costs

Dr. Qamar's application to register as a medical practitioner in Bermuda was refused due to issues of 'good character' based on previous qui tam claims and disciplinary actions in the US including a Medicare and Medicaid exclusion and settlements with the DOJ and OIG. Despite significant professional achievements and contributions concerns over financial penalties and potential public trust implications led to the refusal