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A raft of decisions made by Bermuda’s employment tribunal have finally been made public — more than a year after a change in the law required their disclosure. But the parties involved in the disputes have been anonymised, meaning employers found to ...

A commission into land grabs appointed by the Premier “acted unfairly and unlawfully on a number of fronts” and its findings should be overturned, a court heard. LeYoni Junos told the Supreme Court that she was challenging the report of the Commissio...

A new video has been released highlighting how the Information Commissioner’s Office upholds the rights of those who request records under public access to information legislation. Information Commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez said: “When Bermudians a...

Information about company directors in Bermuda is no longer available for free since the launch of a new online registry system. The Government now charges users a $12 fee each time they want to find out the directors of a company. The information p...

The value of Russian assets held in Bermuda is unknown, the British Government has said. But a parliamentary briefing paper issued last week quoted a 2018 report from Global Witness which claimed Bermuda-based companies had received $7.1 billion in d...

A former sergeant major who raised thousands of dollars for charity with an annual 24-hour walkathon is suing former Opposition deputy leader Leah Scott for defamation. Marilyn Steede alleges in the civil suit filed in the Supreme Court that Ms Scott...

An American who claims an island off Southampton may have been misappropriated from her family a century ago is calling on others with evidence of “land grabs” to join forces for a class-action lawsuit. Helen Muise said affected families should consi...

Deborah Brown, mother of OBA MP Nandi Outerbridge: “I saw the protesters standing in the front lines shoving Nandi in the chest with their hands and arms … They were shoving her and preventing her from walking through the crowd and towards the ga...

A public authority involved in an inquiry into misconduct claims against the head of the island’s child protection agency has claimed it does not have a report on the investigation’s findings. Gina Hurst-Maybury, the acting permanent secretary at the...

A company awarded a multimillion-dollar government contract to claw back land tax arrears does not have a debt collection licence, The Royal Gazette has confirmed. A new law, which came into force at the start of last year, ruled that anyone “pursui...