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Cheryl Packwood tells of losing her business after a coup in Côte d’Ivoire, and its implications in international law

Jonathan Starling surveys the problems created in the Caribbean by the United States – over resources not theirs to control

The Government is offering three specialised webinars to bring corporate entities up to speed

The dust continues to settle from one of the most significant insurance cases in English legal history

Local lawyers advised Digicel on divestment of shareholding in Caribbean cricket company

Jonathan Starling is concerned about the long-term consequences of a second Trump Administration, as well as international contagion

The awards came from maritime finance industry magazine, Marine Money

Spurred by African nations, the UN is offering a competing scheme for international tax cooperation

David Burt tells Parliament the issue remains a priority in Bermuda/UK discussions

Delroy Duncan KC has informed Delaware’s bankruptcy court that he has agreed to provide legal counsel in matters relating to Vesttoo’s local interests

The oligarch fought Credit Suisse for hundreds of millions of dollars in a Bermuda court

Revised guidance for public consultation is being released in the weeks ahead, followed by final deliberations by the FATF plenary early in the new year