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Ligaya Sanchez-Wilson, an associate at Appleby, officially joins the island’s legal community

European Court of Human Rights gives it permission to comment in same-sex marriage case

Darrin Simons recognises need to bring policies and procedures in line with Chief Justice’s findings

The post, which carries a $234,000 salary, becomes vacant in December when Narinder Hargun retires from the role

British Government has 16 weeks to reply to complaints made about the violation of Bermudians’ human rights

Writs filed by Trott and Duncan Ltd say bills were not settled for various legal work and for tasks performed by Trocan Management Ltd

One year after an explosion that killed two people and injured three more, the case is coming to court after a months-long investigation

The court’s decision reverses an earlier ruling by Puisne Judge Shade Subair Williams

Prosecutors have received a file on the police investigation into the apartment block explosion which killed two people

An order has been made to wind up a company that was loaned $800,000 by the Government for a recording studio