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Ewart Brown has launched a fresh legal action against the Attorney-General. A writ filed in the Supreme Court on December 23 by Forensica Legal lists the former premier, Bermuda Healthcare Services and the Brown-Darrell Clinic as complainants and the...

A tradesman has launched legal action against the Minister of Public Works over allegations he lost out on a promotion and increased pay. Calvin Simons has filed a writ in the Supreme Court and claimed that, despite caring for his seriously ill son, ...

The Corporation of Hamilton has launched a $200,000-plus legal action against the owner of the temporary home of Parliament. A writ of summons, filed by the municipality on November 12, asked the Supreme Court to order the owner of Veritas Place on C...

A man who held up a shop manager at knife point and stole $150 was yesterday jailed for more than three years. The Supreme Court heard that Kevin Robinson entered Belvin’s Variety Store in Smith’s at around 11.20am on May 21 and demanded cash at knif...

A man cleared of money-laundering charges has been allowed to fight for more than $300,000 of seized cash to be returned to him. Kenith Bulford told the Supreme Court the money was forfeited by another defendant before he could make any applications ...

Two men were jailed for three years yesterday after they plotted to bring drugs with an estimated street value of more than $500,000 into Bermuda on a cruise ship. Cannabis, vape pen cartridges and shatter — a super-strength derivative of marijuana —...

A former police officer was jailed for 2½ years yesterday for dumping more than 60 traffic tickets for his own profit. Pc Kyle Wheatley, 34, resigned from the Bermuda Police Service on Monday after he pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court to conspiracy...

A civil case brought by a former primary school principal against the Public Service Commission and the Board of Education after she was overlooked for the Commissioner of Education post ended yesterday. Gina Tucker, who has also worked in several ...

A sex offender released just months ago was back behind bars yesterday after it was alleged he breached a supervision order. Junius Caines appeared in the Supreme Court, where it was claimed he had broken his curfew, failed a urine test for drugs and...

Prosecutors asked for a woman who admitted the theft of more than $110,000 from her employers to be jailed for a year. Deidre Woolgar, 46, pleaded guilty in June to charges of theft and false accounting after her employers found she failed to deposit...

A vehicle emissions test firm has launched legal action against the Ministry of Tourism and Transport after their contract was axed at the start of the year. Bermuda Emissions Control Ltd filed a writ against the Minister of Tourism and Transport and...

The Supreme Court struck down a claim yesterday that the former owner of the Olympic Club breached a merger agreement with The Athletic Club. Wayne Scott, who represented The Athletic Club in court, argued that Scott Stallard had broken clause 26 of ...