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Concerns about Ewart Brown’s relationship with the Lahey Clinic were raised with the United Bermuda Party Government almost 20 years ago, according to newspaper reports from the time. The Royal Gazette reported in November 1998 on a letter which had ...

The alleged “corrupt enterprises” of Ewart Brown and the Lahey Clinic contributed to rising healthcare costs for patients in Bermuda, according to the lawsuit filed in the United States. The civil complaint, made by the Bermuda Government against Lah...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz stonewalled questions yesterday on how much the Bermuda Government’s lawsuit against the Lahey Clinic was likely to cost taxpayers. The civil complaint, filed in a federal court in Massachusetts and naming Ewart Brown as...

Lawyers for Ewart Brown launched an immediate response to the police raids which took place at his two private clinics on Saturday. They successfully applied for an emergency hearing before a Supreme Court judge after officers entered Bermuda Healthc...

Ewart Brown and the Lahey Clinic conspired on a “wildly successful” and “unlawful” enterprise that profited both “at the expense of the Bermudian government and people”, according to a lawsuit filed in the United States. The 54-page civil complaint, ...

Shadow national security minister Walter Roban alleged yesterday that Michael Dunkley was “hiding” information about his knowledge of the police’s plan for dealing with protesters on December 2. The Opposition MP claimed fresh information shared by t...

Michael DeSilva admitted yesterday that the police’s plan for dealing with the December 2 protest “didn’t work” with regard to ensuring Parliament was able to sit. The Commissioner of Police told a press conference the “right contingency” was “perhap...

Changing the law on same-sex marriage could open the door for “multiple partner marriages” on the island, lawyer Delroy Duncan told a packed Supreme Court yesterday. Mr Duncan, representing the charity Preserve Marriage, which opposes same-sex marria...

The Registrar-General cannot post marriage banns for gay couples because such unions are null and void under Bermuda’s existing laws, a court heard yesterday. Deputy Solicitor-General Shakira Dill-Francois, representing the Bermuda Government in a ci...

Michael DeSilva admitted yesterday that the police’s plan for dealing with the December 2 protest “didn’t work” with regard to ensuring Parliament was able to sit. The Commissioner of Police told a press conference the “right contingency” was “perhap...