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Justice Nicole Stoneham is expected to claim her rights were breached when she was suspended and investigated

The institution argues that the decision to hear a duty-of-care breach would be prejudicial

Family in decades-long land battle demand their day in court over property they say was stolen from them

The action relates to efforts to recognise and enforce the company’s 2014 arbitral award against Venezuela

The tenants were found to have made only two payments over two years

The Supreme Court has stayed the permanent appointments of the Solicitor-General and Chief Parliamentary Counsel

A Court of Appeal finding stems from the grievance of retired magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo, dating back to January 2019

The Government made an out-of-court settlement with the debt collection agency after revoking its contract

The Supreme Court has yet to share the sum paid to King’s Counsel Martin Forde for a civil case brought by a former premier

The Chief Justice rejects claims that the venue for tomorrow’s vote in Sandys was not neutral

Phillip Rubin, based in Connecticut, took legal action against the hotel after he fell at a pool in 2022

Sir Christopher Clarke finds that an affidavit sealed by the Bermuda courts retained its confidential value despite being available elsewhere