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A Jamaican national who was set to be deported upon his release from prison has won a court judgment that he has been discriminated against based on his gender. Leighton Griffiths, who is married to a Bermudian, argued that the Bermuda Immigration an...

The Supreme Court has upheld a finding that a construction company only hired “black faces” to justify requests for work permits. In a 2012 ruling, the Human Rights Commission found that Apex Construction Management Limited had discriminated against ...

An inquest has been opened into the death of a Bermudian who died in England last year. Tahira Baker’s body was found in a flat in Sheffield last September after emergency services were alerted to a blaze at the property. Last week a short hearing wa...

Individuals battling drug and alcohol dependence are getting more support from their own families as they try to kick the habit, according to Court Services staff. Greg Todd, clinical supervisor for the Bermuda Assessment and Referral Centre (BARC) t...

The City of Hamilton Plan 2015 took a step forward yesterday, as a tribunal heard objections and representations. The capital’s new development plan was unveiled in the Senate in June by Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs. It aims to replace...

Lawyer Tim Marshall yesterday called on the Commercial Court to release all of the full affirmations relating to allegations of ministerial corruption. Mr Marshall, representing The Royal Gazette, said that documents filed in connection with the civi...

A Bermudian driver who caused the death of a young motorcyclist in the UK has been fined £5,000 and banned from the roads for two years. Malcolm Griffiths was found guilty of causing death by careless driving after a trial at Chichester Magistrates’ ...

Par-la-Ville Hotel and Residences Ltd was ordered to pay Mexico Infrastructure Finance LLC more than $19 million yesterday by Puisne Judge Justice Stephen Hellman. The case, which was heard in the Commercial Courts, was brought by MIF for a total of ...

Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy announced tribunal reform plans, speaking on the resumption of the Senate this morning. Sen Fahy said that he envisages this as a pilot project focusing on tribunals under the Ministry of Home Affairs, with the ...

Leaked legal documents relating to a Supreme Court action by the would-be developer of the Hamilton waterfront attack the constitutionality of the legislation that allowed Government to void the development and lease agreements, to which he was a par...