Case Law
US government sued over family separations at border
Eight immigrant families whose children were separated from their parents pursuant to under the Trump administration's zero tolerance policy have filed claims against the US government for damages.
Data restrictions could hamper right to stay
New restrictions under the Data Protection Act go against that legislation's spirit and purpose.
Hargun rules in favour of ‘non-commercial’ hairdresser
A fine that had been imposed on a schoolgirl who obtained work experience as a hairdresser without a work permit has been quashed by the Supreme Court in Bermuda.
Challenges to denials of Cayman Islands permanent residency made
Challenge made to Cayman Islands government’s decision to deny permanent residency applications
Chief Justice rules “belongers” can represent Bermuda
Non-Bermudian “belongers” are a step closer to representing the island at international sporting events thanks to a High Court judgement
Immigration board falls short of transparency requirements
The Information Commissioner in Bermuda has annulled a decision by the Board of Immigration in reference to an access to information request on the grounds that the board did not use the required rigour and efficiency to find and disclose the minutes of its meetings.
