Mr. Davis's special status as a husband to a Bermudian revoked due to non-compliance leading to deportation after criminal conviction

Disparity in sentencing for cannabis importation

Dispute over consent orders mortgage and possession of property claims of inducement and coercion in consent order signing

Plaintiff a former police constable developed chronic renal failure attributed to environmental conditions at work leading to a legal claim for damages due to failure to maintain a safe working environment

Dispute over refusal of appeal against decision of Telecommunications Commission based on legitimate expectations from a letter by Commission's attorneys concerning re-transmission channels for Bermuda Broadcasting Company

The case involves a dispute over the legality of notices issued by the Minister of Finance demanding information from financial institutions about U.S. taxpayers related to the enforcement of the U.S.A. - Bermuda Tax Convention Act 1986. The claimants argued that the notices were issued without proper jurisdiction were based on incorrect facts and constituted a 'fishing expedition'

Susann Smith applied for judicial review of a decision by the Minister of Culture and Social Rehabilitation not to refer her human rights complaint to a board of inquiry under the Human Rights Act 1981. She had filed a complaint in 2004 against the Minister of the Environment, alleging discrimination in licensing her to practice veterinary medicine. The Human Rights Commission (HRC) initially dismissed her complaint, but later reversed its decision based on a report from the Ombudsman. The Acting Minister refused to refer the case, arguing that the HRC had no authority to reconsider its earlier dismissal.

Plaintiffs and Defendant entered a romantic relationship planned to live together property transferred to trust disputes over ownership and renovation costs

summary of The Plaintiff was hired by the Defendant for building works which led to disputes over payment quality and completion of the work including issues with stop work notices and underpinning of excavation work

Legal validity of stay application under the Act distribution rules for insolvent segregated accounts legal standing of receivers to apply for a stay interests of Class K shareholders

Challenges to conscription for compulsory military service in Bermuda Regiment on several grounds including inadequacy of voluntary enlistment unlawful discrimination and invalid notices for military service

Between 1993 and 1998 Nitin Aggarwal developed the Leeds Group which was sold to Dundee Bank in 1998. A dispute arose over Aggarwal's termination in 2002 leading to legal proceedings over allegations of financial misconduct and the proper calculation of a termination payment