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Duncan Card believes that his new law firm will be instrumental in attracting foreign investment to the Island. Bennett Jones (Bermuda) Ltd, which practises in association with the Canadian law firm of the same name, will be led by managing principal...

Senator Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, last night hit back at claims that the Bermuda Government had spent nearly $1.5 million in legal fees to seek guidance on how to void the Hamilton Waterfront lease. Opposition Senator Marc Daniels h...

The Progressive Labour Party last night demanded answers as to why the Bermuda Government allegedly spent nearly $1.5 million in legal fees to seek guidance on how to void the Hamilton Waterfront lease. Opposition Senator Marc Daniels described the f...

An opportunity to gain practical experience in a wide variety of legal practice areas is being offered to law students by Marshall Diel & Myers. The Hamilton-based company is accepting applications for its summer law student programme, with a deadlin...

A Bermuda legal firm has been named in documents that contain allegations Russian oil tycoons are funding anti-fracking campaigns in the US. Wakefield Quin, based in Hamilton’s Victoria Street, is the home of Bermuda-based Klein Ltd which paid millio...

Veteran lawyer David Kessaram has stepped down from the top job at legal firm Cox, Hallett, Wilkinson (CHW). Now Ernest Morrison has taken over the role of managing director at the firm, with Mr Kessaram continuing to head up the firm’s litigation de...

Lawyer Kim Wilson is hitting the road as a real-life Lincoln Lawyer. Ms Wilson — in an echo of the hit 2011 thriller starring Matthew McConaughey, who runs his legal practice out of the back of his Lincoln Town Car, has moved her practice out of her ...

Bermuda is becoming increasingly attractive as a place to invest pension assets, manage the risks associated with funding pensions, and to carry on a pension trustee business. In the first instance, pension trustees’ investments in insurance-linked ...

Bermuda’s barristers have launched a bid to make it easier for people to undertake expensive civil proceedings in court. And the Island’s legal profession want Government to change the law to allow “no win, no fee” and “success fee” arrangements to a...

Bermuda’s Parliament approved a number of changes to the Human Rights Act 1981 (the Act) in August, the most notable being the addition of sexual orientation to the list of defined characteristics protected from unlawful discrimination. The Act chie...