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Pupils Karim Creary and Kiara Wilkinson have joined the two-year legal trainee programme in the Bermuda office of international law firm Appleby. The firm said that the programme involves completing four six-month seats in various practice groups inc...

A newly minted barrister and mother of one said that her five-year-old son inspired her to get through her studies. Arielle DeSilva, 28, explained that she stayed the course for the sake of little Noah, despite hitting major obstacles, including a fa...

The first graduate of a law firm’s pupillage programme has been Called to the Bar. Marcus Symonds, 30, joined Bermuda’s legal fraternity on Monday after a ceremony attended by his colleagues and family. Mr Symonds said: "I am very pleased to have bee...

Two Bermudian women shared the spotlight after they were Called to the Bar on the same day. Kaisha Wilson and Zantae Dill, both 23, were welcomed into the legal profession on October 15 after they each completed a year of their two-year training with...

Bermudian lawyer Juliana Snelling has been included in a prestigious law directory for the fifth year in a row. Ms Snelling, partner and director of Canterbury Law on Victoria Street in Hamilton, is listed in Who’s Who Legal: Labour and Employment Be...

Long-time partner Brad Adderley will become the new office managing partner in Bermuda of Appleby, the international law firm. as of the beginning of next year. He takes over from fellow partner Tim Faries, who has completed two terms in the role and...

A trained actor traded the stage for the real-life drama of the courtroom, a Call to the Bar has heard. Izabella Arnold, whose first degree was in theatre and dance, was welcomed to the legal profession at an online sitting of the Supreme Court on Mo...

Several events that occur during many of our lives should be considered reminders for us to review our estate planning documents. Three such events are marriage, births and the transfer of assets during one’s lifetime, among others. Newlyweds rarely ...

Two lawyers have been promoted to the role of senior associate and two aspiring lawyers have been awarded pupillages at the law firm Marshall Diel & Myers Limited. Alma Dismont and Tina Herrero have earned promotion, and Tanisha Butler and Roshanda S...

Employment law experts said that mandatory coronavirus tests in workplaces was lawful if “reasonably” justified by a duty of care. Juliana Snelling and Gambrill Robinson, of Canterbury Law, looked at the legalities after the Bermuda Employers’ Counci...

Co-operation between employers and staff would boost the effectiveness of workplace coronavirus test policies, lawyers have advised. Gambrill Robinson, an associate at Canterbury Law, said if tests were mandated, managers should think about how they ...

Four lawyers have been promoted in the Bermuda office of the international law firm Appleby. Bermudians Tiffany Boys and Matthew Carr have been promoted to partner. Andrew Kuzma and Josephine Noddings have been promoted to counsel, pending immigratio...