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The Covid pandemic axe has fallen on a major cruise ship line. Representatives for its principals are this week in Bermuda’s Supreme Court scrambling to save the company from going bust. Crystal Cruises, the subsidiary, had its ship Crystal Serenity ...

The Supreme Court has been hit by “extreme staff shortages” because of Covid-19 pandemic, officials have said. A circular said: “As a result of Covid-19, and other unexpected circumstances, the Civil and Commercial Division of the Supreme Court is co...

A Supreme Court judge has granted a struggling bakery business time to pay a series of debts owed to five former employees. Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden on Friday heard a submission by lawyer Marc Daniels, representing Cake Shop Limited, that his cli...

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...

A petition to wind up cable television provider World on Wireless Limited (WOW) has been adjourned to allow time for a sale of the business to be agreed. Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden granted the adjournment on Friday morning after hearing from lawyer...

A motorcyclist who was more than double the drink-driving limit when he caused the death of a father of four later told police he had never held a valid driving licence, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Ishmael Lightbourne, 41, also admitted to off...

Two litigants battling to get a case about the recent Commission of Inquiry heard in the Supreme Court claim the judiciary is in “crisis” because of the lack of an impartial judge to preside over it. Raymond Davis and Myron Piper wrote an open letter...

A longtime gym owner said he “should get something” from the merger of his business with a rival, the Supreme Court heard this week. Assistant Justice Jeffrey Elkinson reserved judgment Tuesday in the matter of Scott Stallard’s claim against defendan...

A man was charged in Magistrates’ Court yesterday morning in connection with a stabbing. Steven Ming, 58, was accused of wounding Caldric Nash with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. The incident was alleged to have happened on Sunday in St George...

A lawsuit in Florida alleging fraud in relation to CATCo and its former CEO Tony Belisle has been stayed, as the American court awaits Bermuda Supreme Court decisions on the insolvency and winding down of Markel CATCo retrocessional reinsurance funds...

A legal battle arising from a merger of two gyms on the island is now in the hands of a Supreme Court judge. Assistant Justice Jeffrey Elkinson reserved judgment Tuesday in the matter of Scott Stallard’s claim against defendants The Athletic Club Lim...

A woman walked free from court after a Supreme Court judge ruled that two convictions for possession of cannabis with intent to supply were unsafe. Puisne Judge Shade Subair Williams said the same magistrate should not have presided over the two case...