Harold Darrell alleged racial discrimination by Bank of Bermuda leading to business loss procedural failures in complaint resolution

Defendant issued a Summons claiming Plaintiff committed perjury regarding interest rates and agreements on legal fees supported by new invoices found post-trial

Richardson convicted for sexual exploitation of a minor appeal against conviction and sentence dismissed offenses occurred on separate occasions sentences reduced by Chief Justice but upheld by Court of Appeal

Dispute over forfeiture clause in will daughter seeks to nullify clause widow upholds clause court examines Bermuda law and Commonwealth vs. English case law divergence

Complex liquidations audit documents dispute jurisdictional challenges over winding-up orders

Dispute over whether the 'Combined Allowance' should be included in police officers' salary and be pensionable leading to an application for judicial review by the Minister following the Tribunal's decision

Plaintiff a nurse s aide fell due to colleague's prank sustained injuries exacerbated by lack of training and another incident while assisting a patient

The Plaintiffs claimed damages for fraudulent misrepresentation alleging that during the sale of the Rise and Shine Nursery School the Defendant falsely represented that the school had 22 registered students instead of 16 leading them to purchase the school for $215000

Magistrate involved in traffic accident arrested by police officer without probable cause acquitted of all charges

Leyoni Junos filed a complaint against Chief Justice Narinder Hargun directed to resubmit complaint to JLSC challenges JLSC's constitutionality and legal standing

Robert Trew was convicted of grievous bodily harm (GBH) after an altercation with another taxi driver, Williston Trott, on 3 February 2005. The incident occurred in a parking lot, where a verbal exchange escalated into a physical confrontation. Trew claimed self-defense, arguing that Trott initiated the altercation by pushing him. The Magistrate found that while Trew was provoked, his response (headbutting and striking Trott multiple times) was excessive. Trew appealed on the basis that the Magistrate failed to properly assess the provocation and did not determine the degree of retaliation before concluding it was disproportionate.

Request by the Ministry of Finance for DEF Ltd to produce financial statements and account information for 2015-2018 concerns over duplication of information already provided to Swedish authorities