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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...

A new player in insurance is hoping to tap into the niche market of group insurance. And MoonGate Insurance Group has already flagged down its first clients — the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association (BTOA). MoonGate president and CEO Leon B...

Legal firm MJM is to host a major conference for lawyers involved in the insurance business. Insuralex — a conference involving a worldwide network of independent insurance and reinsurance lawyers — will be held on the island next month in a first f...

Law firm MJM Limited announced that Timothy Frith was called to the Bermuda Bar yesterday. His practice encompasses commercial, insurance, company and insolvency matters and he has wide ranging experience of court, advisory and drafting work in all a...

The man who opted to spend 40 days in jail over a $400 fine for a hand-held device conviction said “the system makes no sense”. Duane Lindo, 50, of Lookout Lane, Devonshire spent three hours behind bars at Westgate Correctional Facility before his em...