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A former gym owner claimed yesterday that he was owed more than $100,000 as part of a contract signed with another gym five years ago. Scott Stallard, who owned The Olympic Club, told the Supreme Court that he had not been compensated in line with a...

A man who spent three years behind bars could soon be released after the Supreme Court ruled he was treated unfairly by the parole board. The parole board recalled Dennis Robinson to prison in November 2016 after he was arrested on drug charges, but ...

A father and son will lose their home after they failed in a legal battle to avoid a $3.6 million debt after they guaranteed a loan for another man that defaulted. The Supreme Court heard that Keith James and his son, Keimon Lawrence, signed on as gu...

A young mother who died of cancer could have lived if the disease had been spotted earlier, an overseas expert said yesterday. Michael Leitman, the chief of general surgery at Mount Sinai Beth Israel hospital in New York, said that if Latifa Maybury’...

A hospital misdiagnosis was a significant factor in the death of a young mother from cancer six years ago, a lawyer claimed yesterday. Latifa Maybury, who was 30, died in November 2013, six months after she gave birth to her son, Khaleel. Her color...

A 33-year-old accused of killing another man on New Year’s Day also appeared at the Supreme Court arraignments session yesterday. Mikado Burchall, of Smith’s, is charged with the unlawful killing of Adrian Hassell, 24, with an alternative charge of ...

Bermuda’s legal world yesterday honoured the late Sir James Astwood, a trailblazing former Chief Justice. Sir James, the first black Bermudian Chief Justice, was said to be an insightful and compassionate judge whose common-sense rulings had stood th...

A Warwick man caught with more than $170,000 of cannabis was jailed for two years yesterday. Luri Scott, 25, pleaded guilty to three counts of handling drugs with intent to supply and one charge of possession of drug equipment. Prosecutors had asked ...

Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo told a policeman he was not driving a car that crashed over an embankment, a court heard yesterday. Yet, the officer believed the veteran former prosecutor had been at the wheel and arrested him on suspicion of impaired dri...

A former business owner has been ordered to pay almost $30,000 after the Supreme Court found he sold exclusive rights to a paint brand he did not have. The court heard Roger Royden Richardson sold Gary Wolffe his business, Triple R Paint Supply, for ...

The former chief executive of the Bermuda Health Council was told that the organisation’s decision to sack her could not be judged as a matter of public law. Tawanna Wedderburn applied for a judicial review in the Supreme Court, alleging that the ter...

A man who admitted a series of violent offences, as well as a serious sexual assault on a woman last year, will be sentenced this month to mental treatment. The Supreme Court also heard that legislation for the court-enforced treatment of mentally il...