Defendant allegedly disclosed confidential information of Plaintiffs leading to legal action for injunction damages

Challenge to statutory provisions under the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 and the Companies Act 1981, alleging discrimination between different classes of "belongers" in Bermuda.

Dispute over rental arrears and landlord's failure to repair premises claimant sought damages for un-tenantable conditions

Dispute over insurance coverage Chubb declined Ford's claim litigation vs. arbitration for the dispute

The Applicants (Telecommunications Bermuda & West Indies Ltd. t/a Digicel and Transact Ltd.) challenged a decision by the Minister of the Environment, Planning, and Infrastructure Strategy, which they claimed breached their legitimate expectation regarding interconnection and the regulation of their license. They sought judicial review to set aside the Minister?s decision and an injunction to prevent regulatory enforcement based on that decision. The Respondents argued that the decision was a necessary regulatory measure under the Telecommunications Act.

Matter involves appeals from registrar's decisions on costs for a trial and an appeal relating to the Interior Trust and Last Will and Testament of John A. Scrymgeour. Appeals were about the refusal to tax a bill of costs for trial and appeal with a wasted costs application against Mr. Milligan-Whyte for filing a bill of costs without an order. Registrar had refused to tax bills due to no costs order for trial and lateness. Court ruled that the appeal concerning refusal to tax bill for appeal costs was allowed directing taxation in accordance with the rules. However the appeal regarding the trial costs was dismissed agreeing with registrar's refusal based on absence of a costs order. Wasted costs order was made against Mr. Milligan-Whyte for acting improperly by filing and seeking to tax a bill without a valid order causing unnecessary costs to the appellants.

Defendants misrepresented the scope of a guarantee leading Plaintiffs to believe it covered accounts of all three supermarkets when it only covered one affecting trade relations and financial dealings

Leon Burchall was accused of impaired driving failing to comply with a breath sample demand and assaulting a police officer. The key issue was the police's destruction of a video recording that could have supported Burchall's defense

Allegations of constitutional rights violations by prison officers conditions in West Gate Correctional Facility damages claimed

Insufficient evidence of possession and intent convictions for possession set aside substituted with handling controlled drugs

In June 2008 non-Bermudian Interested Parties adopted a child in Cambodia and sought to legalize the adoption in Bermuda. The Department of Child and Family Services was ordered by the Family Court to complete a Guardian Ad Litem report by certain deadlines which it failed to do leading to judicial review.

Child maintenance increase request financial disclosure of Petitioner and Respondent's current spouse analysis of child's expenses