Kimmisha Perinchief was involved in importing cannabis via a marine vessel. Her conviction involved cellphone evidence and previous incidents of drug importation. The court discussed the admissibility of such evidence and sentencing guidelines.

Furbert sought judicial review against the Department of Human Resources (DHR) and Information Commissioner regarding a PATI Act decision

HSBC petitioned for winding up of the Company seeking the appointment of JPLs; Company faced liquidity issues but was balance sheet solvent; Company engaged in restructuring efforts; disputes arose between the Company and JPLs; significant progress in restructuring reported by the Company including asset sales negotiations

Dispute over entitlement to enforce a purchase of minority shares after majority shareholders transferred their shares post-notice

Leak of confidential police investigation documents concerning Bermuda Housing Corporation publication by defendants

Dispute over unpaid maintenance fees and breach of lease terms

Claimant claimed Lot B through predecessors' adverse possession. Defendant owned adjacent Lot C and made attempts to acquire Lot B. Claimant's predecessors had undisturbed use of Lot B for over 40 years. Defendant's actions did not constitute dispossession.

Theft of a motorcycle and subsequent robbery involving the stolen motorcycle; identification and fingerprint evidence key issues

Paul Douglas Martin applied for leave to appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council against the Supreme Court?s February 27, 2020 ruling, which upheld an extradition order issued by the Magistrates? Court. The US had requested Martin?s extradition to serve a 1-3 year sentence imposed in his absence in New York for an offense committed in 2006. Martin argued that his extradition was unjust due to the 13-year delay in pursuing the request. He contended that he lived openly in Bermuda under his real name and that the US failed to take timely action. The Court considered whether the delay made extradition unjust or oppressive under section 82 of the Extradition Act 2003 (Overseas Territories) Order 2016.

Husband alleges Wife unlawfully obtained and used his confidential documents in court filings

Complaint about a conveyancing transaction leading to a breach of professional conduct specifically in failing to ensure the client was aware of the nature of the property interest being acquired

Plaintiff seeks injunction to prevent former attorneys from representing his second wife in divorce citing breach of confidentiality from a previous divorce representation 16 years prior