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Marcus Uddin said he was delighted by the ruling, adding that it was a decision he knew was unfair and unlawful

A government guarantee to support technology start-ups and digitalise public services has been paid, senators were told

In a ruling, a judge referred a case involving senior Crown counsel Myron Simmons to detectives

Shi-Vaughn Lee claims that customs officials charged her too much in duty for a car she imported and then “threatened” to withhold skincare goods

Karen Clemons says that documents included in her personnel file from her time at CedarBridge Academy were defamatory

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

Chief Justice Narinder Hargun has appointed provisional liquidators for Sousa’s Landscape Management Company Ltd, which is unable to pay its debts

An application has been made in court to wind up a well-known landscaping business whose president and founder is former One Bermuda Alliance MP Jeff Sousa

One of the island’s best-known landscaping businesses was ordered yesterday to hand over proceeds from asset sales to help to cover rent arrears. A court heard that Sousa’s Landscape Management Company owed about $130,000 and it was hoped the money c...

The disclosure of documents related to a land row between two private estate neighbours has been ordered by the Supreme Court. But Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden rejected applications made by Samuel Andrew Banks for the handover of other material. A di...

Information Commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez is to challenge a court ruling which found that she did not have the right to examine all records held by public authorities. The judgment, issued by Puisne Judge Shade Subair Williams at the start of this...

A lawyer has been accused of misusing a client’s trust fund and leaving him penniless after he loaned more than $400,000 to another client without securities. Geoffrey Willcocks has argued that Joseph Wakefield, as executor of his father’s estate, lo...